The upsets continued into the early window of games on Sunday, with the most notable being the Panthers forcing three turnovers against NFL MVP front-runner Matthew Stafford and shocking the Rams, 31-28. The Texans also took down the Colts, further clogging up the AFC South standings with five weeks to play.

So far today, the Houston Texans took down the Indianapolis Colts in a 20-16 win. Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers shocked the Los Angeles Rams in a 31-28 win. The afternoon window features Vikings - Seahawks on Fox as Sam Darnold faces one of his old teams as well as Bills - Steelers on CBS.

The Jets are even bad at tanking while the Saints got to have their cake and eat it to in a loss to the Dolphins.

NFL Network's David Carr breaks down the top seeds in the NFC playoff picture following Sunday's games in Week 13 of the 2025 season.

1. New England Patriots (11-2), AFC East leaders: The first team in the league to 11 wins thanks to Monday night's rollover of the Giants, the Pats are in a very tight race with Denver, the teams' airtight tiebreakers set to take effect once New England's bye is over. Remaining schedule: BYE, vs. Bills, at Ravens, at Jets, vs. Dolphins

Here's what the first-round order would look like if next year's draft took place after Week 13 results: This story was originally published by Athlon Sports on Dec 2, 2025, where it first appeared in the NFL section. Add Athlon Sports as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

Minnesota is both 4-7 outright and 4-7 ATS. The Vikings are 7-4 to the Over. Seattle's outright record (8-3) also matches its ATS record. The Seahawks are 7-4 to the Over as well. Minnesota's last three games have landed Under, while four of Seattle's last five games have gone Over.

Texans lead at the half 10-6, behind 13 of 22 for 153 yards from C.J. Stroud and 22 yards rushing and a touchdown from Nick Chubb. Woody Marks left the game and returned after a foot injury, and had 20 yards on the ground. Nico Collings had four catches for 69 yards, and Dalton Schultz also had four receptions for 32 yards.