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In the news today, Cowboys receive favorable rating for surprising victory against Commanders, Giants receive a failing grade following unattractive defeat.
Welcome to the Week 12 evaluations.
For enthusiasts of special teams, this week showcased an exceptional display, possibly marking one of the most remarkable special teams performances in NFL history. Here is a brief overview of the turmoil that unfolded on Sunday:
Titans prevailed over Texans with a score of 32-27. This match appeared as though it could end up in overtime, but that scenario did not unfold following Ka'imi Fairbairn's failure to make a game-tying 28-yard field goal attempt with 1:53 remaining. NFL placekickers have only failed to make four field goal tries this season from 28 yards or closer, and Fairbairn has missed two of them.
Chiefs defeat Panthers by a score of 30-27. The Chiefs encountered significant difficulty against Carolina and did not secure the victory until Spencer Shrader made a 31-yard field goal on the last play. Vikings triumph 30-27 against Bears.
Chicago regained possession of an onside kick with 22 seconds remaining, and subsequently Cairo Santos successfully made a 48-yard field goal as the clock expired, resulting in overtime for the game. Minnesota's John Parker Romo proceeded to make a 29-yard field goal to secure victory in overtime.
Cowboys defeat Commanders 34-26. KaVontae Turpin found the end zone on a 99-yard kickoff return touchdown with 2:49 remaining, marking one of two scoring plays on kick returns that the Cowboys executed in the last three minutes of the game.
Juanyeh Thomas successfully found the end zone on a kickoff return following an onside kick attempt with a mere 14 seconds remaining. Additionally, Austin Seibert failed to convert an extra point that could have extended the game into overtime.
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