The Buffalo Bills scored 26 straight points and ran over the Pittsburgh Steelers, 26-7. It dropped Pittsburgh, which had climbed into the AFC North lead after the Baltimore Ravens lost on Thanksgiving, out of the top spot in the division and into the No. 9 seed.

The NFL standings can be misleading when it comes to pinpointing the most productive and efficient offensive teams in the league.

The New England Patriots and Chicago Bears were just playing out the string late in lost seasons when the calendar flipped to December last year. Now they find themselves at the top of the NFL standings after remarkable turnarounds.

The Texans, Chargers, Jaguars, Steelers, Bills and Colts all face potentials shift of more than 20 percent in their playoff odds Sunday.

Week 14 is loaded with crucial games that could shake up the playoff picture once again. Even with four teams on a bye, there are six games involving two teams .500 or better this season, and suddenly Bengals at Bills has taken on extra importance with Cincinnati hanging around in an underwhelming AFC North.