5. Buffalo Bills (7-3), wild card No. 1: QB Josh Allen's big game Sunday moved Buffalo up one spot in the seeding but got the Bills no closer to the AFC East lead. Tough game in Houston looms Thursday night. Remaining schedule: at Texans, at Steelers, vs. Bengals, at Patriots, at Browns, vs. Eagles, vs. Jets

All six experts on USA Today's panel predict the Seattle Seahawks will beat the Tennessee Titans by at least two touchdowns.

It's only a matter of time before the Indianapolis Colts and Daniel Jones begin conversations around a multi-year extension. According to The Athletic's Dianna Russini, those contract talks will begin once the offseason arrives.

The Denver Broncos and Philadelphia Eagles currently hold the top seeds in the AFC and NFC, respectively. Several teams, including the Houston Texans and Detroit Lions, are just outside the current playoff bracket but remain in contention.

Despite playing with a banged-up defense and perhaps playing against Aaron Rodgers, the Bears are predicted to beat the Steelers in Week 12 at Soldier Field.

NFL referee Adrian Hill, who suffered a non-contact leg injury during the Bills-Texans TNF game, seems to have avoided an Achilles injury.

With the loss, according to Tankathon, the Cardinals are in the top 10 of the NFL draft order, moving up one spot over last week. They would have the 10th overall pick in the draft if the season ended today. The Cardinals have the same record as the Falcons and the Bengals but would pick after them if the season ended today.

Deep in Panama, where the U.S. men's team competed in a major tournament, the fight for flag football's Olympic soul was just beginning.

See an updated list of injuries, with active and inactive players for the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Indianapolis Colts NFL Week 12 game.