Week 16 NFL results and Week 17 schedule summary
Eastern games wrap with Houston over Tampa Bay 23 20 and New England beating Buffalo 24 17. San Francisco tops Los Angeles Rams 34 31. Week 16 closes with Giants 41 over Washington OT and Bengals 38 over Titans OT. Jets beat Steelers 16 10. Ravens 31 15 over Browns. Colts 38 6 over Panthers. Falcons 24 12 over Jaguars. Raiders 24 17 over Chargers. Broncos 27 17 over Detroit. Cardinals 27 13 over Seahawks. Eagles 17 9 over Cowboys. Chiefs 26 3 over Bears. Green Bay at Minnesota game at 8:15 PM ET. Week 17 Sunday December 29 Chicago at Minnesota 1 PM. Atlanta at Tampa Bay 1 PM. Miami at New England 1 PM. Tennessee at Houston 1 PM. Green Bay at Detroit 1 PM. Washington at Dallas 1 PM. Indianapolis at Jacksonville 1 PM. Cleveland at Cincinnati 1 PM. Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City 1 PM. New York Jets at Buffalo 1 PM. Philadelphia at New York Giants 1 PM. New Orleans at Carolina 1 PM. Pittsburgh at Baltimore 1 PM. Oakland at Denver 4:25 PM. Arizona at Los Angeles Rams 4:25 PM. San Francisco at Seattle 8:20 PM.
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Quarterbacks and receivers shine in Week highlights
Ryan Fitzpatrick led the Dolphins with 419 passing yards and four touchdowns in an overtime win over Cincinnati, while Daniel Jones threw 352 yards and five TDs for the Giants in a victory at Washington. Michael Thomas hauled in 12 catches for 136 yards and a TD against Tennessee, and Bray Hines returned punts for 195 yards, contributing two scores for the Colts in a win over Carolina.
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Giants and Redskins play to dramatic overtime in 41 35 tilt
In an overtime thriller the New York Giants beat the Washington Football Team 41 to 35 after a 14 14 7 7 score through regulation. Barkley and Jones produced multiple touchdowns and late drives, with Latimer and Smith among top receivers while Keenum Haskins and McLaurin countered for Washington in a high scoring showcase.
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Falcons Rally Past Jaguars 24 12 in Jacksonville
Atlanta upends Jacksonville 24 to 12 with Freeman rushing for 53 yards and a key 17 yard score. Ryan passes for 384 yards, Hooper and Jones high receivers, while Minshew directs 181 passing yards for the Jaguars.
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Jets 16 Steelers 10 comeback thriller
Jets edge Steelers 16 10 as Darnold throws for 183 yards and R Anderson catches 2 TDs_passes. Bell helps playoff hopes for Pittsburgh fade. Mahomes Dentist Chiefs beat Bears 26 3. Ravens clinch top seed with 31 15 over Browns.
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