The Buffalo Bills passed a key test while the Kansas City Chiefs are now 5-5. Here are winners and losers from NFL Week 11.

In this edition of The First Read, Jeffri Chadiha identifies the six loudest statements from Week 11's jam-packed Sunday slate. Plus, who's up and who's down? And what's the must-see game of Week 12?

The Tennessee Titans and New York Giants lost in competitive nature in Week 11. That's the most beneficial type of result for both teams because they played respectable football, but also remained in the top two of the projected 2026 NFL draft order.

Nate Tice & Charles McDonald give their instant reactions and takeaways from Week 11 of NFL action. The two hosts kick things off with the Philadelphia Eagles winning a defensive rock fight against the Detroit Lions on Sunday night – including what it tells us about the state of the Lions offense.

Indianapolis is on its bye in Week 11, along with the New Orleans Saints. The Colts will return to action in Week 12 when they visit the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, Nov. 23. The Colts are one of just two teams on a bye in Week 11 and are the only AFC representative.

Spread: Ravens -14 Moneyline: Ravens -1000, Jets +650 O/U: 44.5 Spread: Seahawks -12.5 Moneyline: Seahawks -750, Titans +525 O/U: 41.5 Spread: Patriots -7 Moneyline: Patriots -345, Bengals +275 O/U: 50.5 Spread: Chiefs -3.5 Moneyline: Chiefs -180, Colts +150 O/U: 49.5

Week 11 in the NFL had no shortage of drama, as many of the early games went down to the wire. Out of the gate, the Sunday slate opened up with a back-and-forth affair between the Dolphins and Commanders from Madrid,

How do all 32 teams in the NFL stack up against each other coming out of Week 11 of the 2025 NFL regular season? Here's an updated look from best to worst.