Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams gave a gift that will keep on giving during Week 16's win over the Packers. There are certain plays in the NFL that even the most casual fan know will be a moment that lives on forever. And Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams delivered one in Week 16's win over the Green Bay Packers.

The New York Jets were blown out in Week 16, losing 26-9 to the surging New Orleans Saints. It was another forgettable performance as the Jets dropped to a hapless 3-12 in 2025. They moved up to No. 4 overall in the 2026 NFL draft real-time order.

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The Packers were showing eight threats, while the Bears were only pass-blocking with five on a slide right, so Caleb knew he would have a free rusher from the left if the Packers blitzed. And of course, the Packers were going to bring some pressure.

Last week saw 10 teams clinch playoff berths but there's still both No. 1 seeds up for grabs as well as seven of eight division titles yet to be won.

Coming off a 34-20 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, the Denver Broncos are now ranked sixth in Nate Davis' latest NFL power rankings for USA TODAY Sports. That's down three spots from when the Broncos were ranked third last week.

Two NFL players have officially been suspended for "dangerous" hits during Week 16. Week 16 was an eventful one across the league. The Seahawks topped the Rams in a thrilling Thursday Night Football contest,

Quinshon Judkins suffered the biggest injury of the week in the second quarter of the Cleveland Browns’ matchup with the Buffalo Bills. Judkins was blown up on a screen pass by Bills linebacker Matt Milano and immediately showed visible signs of pain before being carted off the field.