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Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur refutes reports of resting starters in the regular season finale against the Minnesota Vikings. Despite a loss to the Baltimore Ravens, the Packers are focusing on getting healthy for their wild-card road game. LaFleur reflects on last years finale when receiver Christian Watson tore his ACL, emphasizing the importance of avoiding injuries. The team is dealing with several injuries, including running back Josh Jacobs knee problem and defensive lineman Jordon Rileys season-ending injury. LaFleur plans to update everyone later this week as they weigh rest against momentum heading into the postseason.

Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback Cam Ward showcased his skills in a thrilling fourth-down play against the Saints, but a controversial call ended the drive. Despite the setback, Ward and his team demonstrated resilience, mounting a late comeback attempt that fell short.

San Francisco Niners star tight end, George Kittle, is out for Sundays primetime matchup against the Chicago Bears due to an ankle injury. Backups Jake Tonges and Luke Farrell will step up. Meanwhile, Derrick Henry breaks a Titans record, Trey McBride sets a new tight end mark, and Joe Burrow makes a wild pass to his 345-pound lineman. The NFL continues to buzz with excitement as playoffs approach.

Tonights Niners-Bears matchup takes a dramatic turn as star tight end George Kittle is out, with rookie Ricky Pearsall stepping in. The Niners run game faces a challenge without Kittle, and the defense, led by Darrell Luter, must adapt to the Bears passing attack. Meanwhile, the Bears offense, featuring DJ Moore and Darnell Wright, is ready to shine. Expect a thrilling game in Chicago with these lineup changes.

San Franciscos High-Powered Offense Takes a Hit: George Kittle Out for Crucial Matchup Against Chicago Bears

The New York Giants secured their first win since October, defeating the Las Vegas Raiders 34-10. Quarterback Jaxson Dart shone with 207 passing yards and two rushing touchdowns. Wide receiver WanDale Robinson had a standout game, reaching 1,000 receiving yards. The Raiders, however, struggled with just 231 total yards and quarterback Geno Smiths 17 interceptions. The teams face tough opponents in their final games, with the Raiders needing a loss to secure the top draft pick and the Giants needing a loss and a Raiders win to potentially claim it.

Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills quarterback, breaks NFL history by reaching 300 total touchdowns in just 127 games, becoming the fastest and youngest to do so. His dual-threat style, combining passing and rushing, has fans and analysts buzzing, sparking debates on his MVP potential and impact on the game.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Playoff Hopes Hinge on Week Eighteen Showdown

The New York Giants unexpected win over the Las Vegas Raiders in the Number One Overall Pick Bowl has left both teams with different draft fates. The Raiders now hold the top pick, while the Giants remain in rebuild mode. The Giants victory, though a win, was met with disappointment as it meant missing out on the draft lottery jackpot. The Raiders newfound pick has sparked speculation about who they might choose, with Indianas Fernando Mendoza as a favorite. The Giants, however, seem content with their young quarterback Jaxson Dart. The draft landscape is now wide open, and both teams are strategizing for the offseason.