NFL Week 11 Recap: Broncos Shock Chiefs, Josh Allen's 6 TDs, Rams Take NFC West Lead

Broncos' Stunning Upset Over Chiefs

• Broncos secured a dramatic 19-16 victory over the Chiefs with a fourth-quarter comeback, led by Bo Nix and clutch field goals from Will Lutz.
• The win improved the Broncos to 9-2, placing them atop the AFC West heading into their bye week, while pushing the Chiefs to 5-5.
• Despite being home underdogs, the Broncos defense made crucial stops, including a late sack by Jaquin McMillan on Patrick Mahomes.

Josh Allen's Masterclass and Bills' High-Scoring Win

• Josh Allen delivered a stellar performance, accounting for six total touchdowns in the Bills' 44-32 shootout victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
• This win was crucial for Buffalo after a disappointing loss the previous week, showcasing an open-style offense that unleashed Allen's playmaking ability.
• Baker Mayfield had a solid game for the Buccaneers with 106 rushing yards and two touchdowns from Sean Tucker, but it wasn't enough.

Rams Seize NFC West Lead

• The Los Angeles Rams narrowly defeated the Seattle Seahawks 21-19, extending their winning streak to five games and taking the lead in the NFC West.
• Despite Sam Darnold throwing four interceptions, the Rams' defense and a crucial punt by Ethan Evans helped secure the win.
• The Seahawks' comeback attempt fell short when Jason Myers missed a long game-winning field goal.

Other Notable NFL Week 11 Games

• The Chargers suffered a significant 35-6 loss to the Jaguars, with Justin Herbert managing only 81 passing yards.
• The Vikings continued to struggle, losing to the Bears 19-17, with JJ McCarthy completing only 16 passes and Justin Jefferson expressing frustration.
• Bryce Young had a career-best game for the Panthers, throwing for 448 yards and three touchdowns in a 30-27 road win against the Falcons, putting Carolina in NFC South contention.
• The Ravens secured a sloppy 23-17 win over the Browns, despite a poor performance from Lamar Jackson, highlighted by a creative touchdown run by Mark Andrews.
• The Dolphins narrowly beat the Commanders 16-13 in overtime in an international game in Spain, with Marcus Mariota throwing a costly interception.
• The Steelers dominated the Bengals 34-2, with their defense scoring two touchdowns, while the Bengals' offense struggled and Aaron Rodgers sustained an injury.