So on Saturday, the NFL slapped Titans linebacker Jihad Ward with a $7,806 fine for unnecessary roughness (striking/kicking/tripping/kneeing). It could have been worse, though. The week's biggest punishment went to Brian Branch of the Detroit Lions, who has to pay up $23,186 for an unnecessary roughness fine for a hit on a defenseless player.

Handing the Minnesota Vikings their first shutout loss in 18 years, the Seattle Seahawks rolled to their second-straight victory, 26-0, on Sunday, Nov. 30, at Lumen Field. It wasn’t an efficient day for the offense, but Seattle’s defense showed up in a big way to deny undrafted rookie quarterback Max Brosmer any glory in his first NFL start.

Drake Maye is still on an MVP-caliber run as the face of Mike Vrabel's lineup, and the remaining slate sets them up well for the Patriots' first AFC East title since Tom Brady's final season with the club in 2019. Three of the Pats' final five opponents have losing records, and three of those five fall within the division.

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However, a few plays later, Leonard Williams ended the Vikings' drive with a huge sack for a loss of nine. Minnesota's second drive lasted just four plays after Vikings receiver Jordan Addison dropped a throw over the middle and the Seahawks' defense shut down any other throws beyond the sticks.

Matthew Stafford throws two interceptions and fumbles away the ball late as the Rams fall to the Carolina Panthers to lose their No. 1 spot in the NFC.