So, why wasn't Adam Thielen's touchdown catch in the second quarter of the Carolina Panthers' Week 13 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers actually ruled a touchdown catch? Well, the NFL did not have the facilities for that,

The NFL has officially hit December as playoff races are heating up around the league. In what was one of the wildest weeks in recent memory, 12 games were decided by seven-or-fewer points -- tied for the most in a single week in NFL history.

Another Sunday, another full slate of NFL action nearly in the books. And Week 13 has been plenty full of drama, from the Minnesota Vikings surviving another close game to reach 10 wins to the Pittsburgh Steelers outlasting the Cincinnati Bengals in a high-scoring shootout to remain atop the AFC North.

Star quarterback Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills are back in the playoffs for the sixth straight year and clinched their fifth straight AFC East title

Buffalo's Allen became the first quarterback ever to score touchdowns running, passing and receiving in a single game.

Once again, Saquon Barkley couldn't be stopped. Barkley flourished on the ground throughout the second half of the Philadelphia Eagles' 24-19 victory over

To start their matchup against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday Night Football, Christian McCaffrey provided an early spark for

We saw likely playoff teams in the Chiefs (two points), Texans (three) and Vikings (one point) win narrowly as favorites again. Do you consider tight wins against shaky (or worse) opponents a cause for concern, or something to be encouraged by going into the postseason?

The NFL began its December slate in Week 13, and several division races are starting to heat up. Here's what we learned this week.

L.A. intercepted Atlanta quarterback Kirk Cousins four times; safety Derwin James told PFT by phone after the victory that they confused Cousins by disguising their looks pre-snap. Cousins has no touchdown passes and six interceptions during a three-game losing streak. Next Sunday, he returns to Minnesota.

Jimmy Johnson expressed skepticism about Deion Sanders becoming the Cowboys' next head coach if the team parts ways with Mike McCarthy after this season