NFL fans are sure that the league wants the Pittsburgh Steelers to lose to the Browns so it sets up a final game with the Ravens.

Two of the NFL's three Christmas Day games set viewership records. The Detroit Lions-Minnesota Vikings late afternoon game on Netflix became the most-streamed NFL game in U.S. history and the Denver Broncos-Kansas City Chiefs night game set a record for Amazon Prime Video.

Four division titles, a No. 1 seed in the NFC and much more are up for grabs as the NFL regular season comes to a close. Here's who's under the hottest spotlight.

Matthew Stafford will build on his MVP case against a blitz-heavy Falcons team, continuing to excel against opponents that send extra rushers at him despite seeing no positive results; Stafford has 26 touchdown passes against the blitz, 12 more than any other QB entering Week 17.

The NFL is clearly aiming to maximize television ratings for the final regular-season games with playoff implications. Moving the Seahawks-49ers game gives the matchup its own TV window while allowing the league to broadcast the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers contest on Sunday Night Football the following day.

More than half of the NFL teams that competed on Christmas were either missing their starting quarterback or eliminated from the playoffs (or both). That didn't stop the Christmas Day NFL games from breaking records.

NFL RedZone — an around-the-horn live highlight show demonstrating all the action on NFL Sunday — is back for Week 17 of the 2025 season.

The Bengals will face Shedeur Sanders, the son of former NFL Hall of Famer and Cincinnati Red Deion Sanders, on Sunday when the Browns come to Cincinnati.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ 2025 season has not gone the way anyone envisioned.  With the Bucs’ final fate still yet to be determined, there’s no denying that the