NFL Week 12 provided a ton of highs and lows as teams really needed to dig deep to pull off victories. At least eight games were decided by one score.

In a battle of 7-2 teams, it was the Rams who survived a heavyweight showdown in the NFC West. The Seahawks have no one to blame but themselves, as Sam Darnold threw four interceptions in the loss. Los Angeles now has the inside track to win the division, but these teams will go head-to-head again in Week 16 on "Thursday Night Football."

The Sunday afternoon window for Week 9 was headlined by two big MVP quarterbacks looking to build on their respective seasons. Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes went head-to-head Sunday afternoon, in yet another Bills-Chiefs showdown that came down to the last possession of the game.

CINCINNATI — Before the last play of the game, when Joe Flacco’s 37th and final pass fell incomplete and the Cincinnati Bengals’ comeback hopes were officially put to bed, Mike Vrabel stood on the sideline in his old linebacker’s stance, away from the rest of the New England Patriots, to get the best view possible.

Wide receiver D.J. Moore played a huge role in the Chicago Bears continuing their win streak. In a 31-28 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, Moore caught five passes for 64 yards and two touchdowns. It was his first two receiving touchdowns since Week 3 against the Dallas Cowboys back in September.

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Henry entered the game with 12,294 yards across 10 NFL seasons. Brown, who retired after the 1965 season as the NFL's all-time rushing leader, ran for 12,312 yards during his nine-year Hall of Fame career. Henry passed Brown on a 28-yard touchdown run that capped off Baltimore's first drive.