John Harbaugh got the message. He let Derrick Henry carry the ball 36 times and was rewarded with 216 yards, four touchdowns, and a season-saving win in Green Bay. Now all he has to do is ride Henry again in Pittsburgh on Sunday night.

It was quite the barn burner in Sunday Night Football, as the San Francisco 49ers won a shootout with the Chicago Bears, 42-38. Another strong showing from Brock Purdy (three passing TDs, two rushing TDs) paced the Niners as they earned their 12th win of the year.

The Cowboys keep losing, but the fight at the top is ridiculously crowded with just two weeks left in the season. Who is the best?

Coming off a 34-20 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, the Denver Broncos are now ranked sixth in Nate Davis' latest NFL power rankings for USA TODAY Sports. That's down three spots from when the Broncos were ranked third last week.

The Arizona Cardinals have now lost seven straight games and 12 of their last 13. They are 1-9 since Kyler Murray got hurt and 0-7 since they announced Jacoby Brissett as the starting quarterback moving forward. Their latest loss was 26-19 at home to the Atlanta Falcons after they led 10-0 and 13-3.

The Patriots built a 21-point lead over the Bills with a chance to sew up the AFC East, but Josh Allen Josh Allened. The Lions had an early lead against the Rams, but Sean McVay's club locked in and made themselves comfortable at home. The Packers, well they lost a lot more than just a crucial late-season interconference contest.

Joe Burrow roared back with an immaculate performance in a 45-21 win at the Dolphins in Week 16: He threw for 309 yards and four passing touchdowns on 25 of 32 passing. He is now the third-fastest player in NFL history (75 games) to reach 150 career passing touchdowns, behind only Dan Marino (62 games) and Patrick Mahomes (63 games). (+4)