The NFL announced the full final-weekend schedule, with the marquee matchup between the Ravens and Steelers set to take place on "Sunday Night Football" on NBC, with the winner making the playoffs.

For the second week in a row, QB Brock Purdy accounted for five touchdowns as the 49ers outlasted the Bears 42-38 in a wild shootout on Sunday Night Football to set up a Week 18 showdown with the Seahawks for the NFC's top seed.

The Patriots clinched their first division title since 2019 on Sunday, dismantling the Jets behind Drake Maye and then watching the Bills fall to the Eagles.

Myles Garrett didn't set the NFL's single-season sacks record Sunday, but he believes the Steelers were more worried about preventing his record than getting the win.

Philip Rivers says he has no regrets about unretiring even though the Colts have gone 0-3 in his starts.

Quarterback Josh Allen's right foot became sore once again during the Bills' loss to the Eagles on Sunday.

Raiders players' displeasure regarding the talk of tanking hovering over the organization intensified after a 34-10 loss to the Giants on Sunday.

The Cardinals' Trey McBride set the NFL record for most receptions by a tight end (117) Sunday, passing the mark set by Zach Ertz in 2018.

We are following the 2025 NFL season's playoff picture. Here's how things look right now for wild-card spots, division races and even the draft order.

Our NFL Nation reporters answer big questions from each Week 17 game. Here's what you need to know.

Are Panthers or Bucs destined to be one-and-done? Can Ravens overtake Pittsburgh? We overreact to Week 17.

Baltimore now controls its fate after Cleveland stunned Pittsburgh -- and the Ravens made sure to say thanks.

Drake Maye, Derrick Henry and Chase Brown came up big when it mattered most in Week 17, while Jahmyr Gibbs and CeeDee Lamb were among the biggest disappointments.

America is used to the Patriots being great. They've somehow become likable, too.

Sunday's win marked the fifth for the New Orleans signal-caller in just his eighth game as a starter.

The 11-time Olympic medalist appeared as a credentialed photographer during "Sunday Night Football."

Before the NFL's Week 17 slate kicked off, players made sure to put their most fashionable foot forward.

After reeling in the historic pass, Drew Pearson chucked the ball out of the stadium in celebration.

Fifty years after Roger Staubach's Hail Mary, Vikings defenders swear Drew Pearson pushed off.

At age 47, Coles is making an impact in the same community in Jacksonville that he grew up in.