They finally did it--the Jacksonville Jaguars finally won a football game for the first time this season. What's even more impressive is they managed to pick up their first win on the road while scoring 29 points in the process--which nobody could have expected in Week 10.
Who would have thought the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Jaguars would win in the same week? After a long first half of the season, the Buccaneers finally earned their first win of the season--which was exciting to see considering how close they were to almost blowing the game.
What has happened to the Houston Texans? After a 2-0 start, the Texans have now lost seven-straight games as they suffered yet another frustrating loss on the road to the Arizona Cardinals--a game in which they could have easily won.
It's a good thing Matt Ryan signed his hefty contract extension when he did because this year has been nothing but ugly for the Atlanta Falcons. Another week, another frustrating loss for the Falcons as they're moving even closer to playoff elimination following their seventh loss of the year.
Thanks to a strong rally in the second half, the Minnesota Vikings managed to pick up their second win of the season against the Washington Redskins. Of course, thew in didn't come without another injury as Matt Cassel was forced to finish the game for Christian Ponder as he suffered a dislocated shoulder.
As nice as it was to see E.J. Manuel back in the lineup, the Buffalo Bills just couldn't get anything going on offense against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Oakland Raiders struggled again on offense as Terrelle Pryor (11 of 26 for 122 yards) had one of his more disappointing games against the New York Giants.
It's a shame to see impressive performances by Robert Griffin III (281 passing yards and three touchdowns) and Alfred Morris (139 rushing yards) go to waste as this was a game the Washington Redskins should have won.
As crazy as it sounds, the Pittsburgh Steelers are still in the hunt for the AFC North despite their disappointing start. Sunday's game against the Bills was one they needed to win and let's be glad they managed to do so.
The NFC East is so bad, even the New York Giants still have a shot at winning the division. Eli Manning struggled once again, but it was nice to see the ground game finally pick up with Andre Brown back in the lineup as the Giants won their third-straight game.
Not only did the Tennessee Titans hit rock bottom by losing to the Jaguars, but they lost to them on their own field. For a team that looked like a possible contender for a Wild Card spot in the AFC--this was a devastating loss for the Titans.
Speaking of teams who hit rock bottom--what has happened to the Miami Dolphins since the beginning of the season? For a team many believed would give the New England Patriots a run for the money in the AFC East, the Dolphins have now lost five of six after a 3-0 start.
It's hard to believe, but the Cleveland Browns are in the hunt for the AFC North as they'll look to beat the Cincinnati Bengals for the second time this year in Week 11 and earn a share of first place in the division.
This team certainly misses Aaron Rodgers as the Green Bay Packers couldn't get anything going against the Philadelphia Eagles. A few weeks ago, the Packers looked like the team to beat in the NFC North, but with Rodgers out of the lineup--that is clearly no longer the case.
Sunday's game was the perfect example of how important touchdowns can be instead of field goals as the San Diego Chargers missed numerous key opportunities against the Denver Broncos. With the amount of talent in the AFC, the Chargers playoff hopes appear to be slipping away, but there's still plenty of time left in the regular season.
After letting the Cincinnati Bengals get back into it thanks to a Hail Mary pass to A.J. Green at the end of regulation, give the Baltimore Ravens credit for holding on in overtime. This team may still be in the hunt for the AFC North title, but if Ray Rice (30 rushing yards on 18 carries) continues to struggle, this team won't make it to the playoffs.
Who saw this upset coming? The St. Louis Rams pulled off arguably the biggest surprise of Week 10 with a huge win on the road against the Indianapolis Colts.
In fact--it was a blowout.
Another strong defensive performance by the Arizona Cardinals as they managed to win a close one against the Texans--which is impressive considering Larry Fitzgerald was limited to just three catches for 23 yards.
Not only is Nick Foles finding ways to win games in the most impressive ways, but the defense looked solid once again against the Packers--even if Aaron Rodgers wasn't in the lineup.
The Dallas Cowboys didn't just lose to the New Orleans Saints--they got absolutely crushed. The defense may as well not even showed up against the Saints as they allowed an NFL record 40 first downs.
Clearly, the Chicago Bears rushed Jay Cutler back too quickly as they fell just short against the Detroit Lions--which is surprising considering Josh McCown has looked impressive when filling in at quarterback.
The New York Jets have been one of the biggest surprises of the 2013 season so far and it will be interesting to see if they can continue to play well following their bye week.
Two weeks ago, the Cincinnati Bengals looked like the team to beat in the AFC North. Now, they're putting up a fight just to hold on to their division lead after a devastating overtime loss to the Ravens.
While the Rams deserve plenty of credit for the way they played on defense, it's safe to say the Indianapolis Colts were officially exposed on Sunday. What an embarrassing loss at home for a team many believed were one of the best in the AFC.
This was a tough loss as the San Francisco 49ers were one of the league's hottest teams entering Week 10, but they did lose to a very tough defense in the Carolina Panthers.
With a two-game lead in the division, the New England Patriots control their own fate in the AFC East and should be well rested coming off their bye week. This team continues to find impressive ways to win and expect that to continue as long as Tom Brady remains healthy.
What a big win for the Detroit Lions on the road to remain alone in first place in the NFC North. Another solid performance by Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson against the Bears as this team looks like one of the best in the NFC.
Talk about a huge statement win as the Carolina Panthers came up big on the road against the 49ers. This defense may be the best in the league and they certainly have what it takes to make a run at the playoffs.
40 first downs in a single game? This New Orleans Saints team is loaded with talent and is playing their best football at the right time after a big win in the national spotlight over the Cowboys.
As impressive as Sunday's win against the Chargers was, the Denver Broncos need to keep an eye on Peyton Manning's health. The last thing the Broncos need to deal with is losing Manning at quarterback--so Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs will be interesting to watch.
Another week, another big win for the Seattle Seahawks as they looked impressive once again on the road against the Falcons. And thanks to the Panthers, the Seahawks were able to increase their lead over the 49ers in the NFC West.
It's finally here as the Kansas City Chiefs will face their toughest task of the season going against Peyton Manning and the Broncos on Sunday Night Football. The Chiefs have faced plenty of challenges already this season, but this could be a true statement as far as being one of the top contenders in the AFC.
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