On the Dolphins’ third play of the day, Tagovailoa found Tyreek Hill downfield past his defender for a 78-yard score. It was an easy toss and score for Tagovailoa, who later lofted another ball to Hill, which was tracked down by the receiver for a 60-yard score, as the Dolphins broke off one big play after another in Sunday’s win. It was a perfect storm for Tua and his fantasy managers, as one of the league’s most explosive offenses matched up against a defense prone to giving up explosive plays. Tagovailoa and the Dolphins will look for another big outing in Week 14 when they take on the Titans on Monday night.

Carr has entered the league’s concussion protocol after taking an enormous shot from a Lions defender in the third quarter of the Saints’ Week 13 game. He was helped off the field and appeared woozy. Taysom Hill and Jameis Winston will likely split quarterback snaps for as long as Carr is sidelined. Winston provides a much higher floor for Chris Olave.

Let’s just say the Patriots’ quarterback change didn’t have the desired effect. Zappe wasn’t necessarily the reason the Patriots lost, but he never looked like the reason they might win. Zappe, of course, is dealing with a situation where DeVante Parker was his No. 1 weapon. Demario Douglas (concussion) was out and Rhamondre Stevenson (ankle) joined him in the first quarter. Zappe did not rise to the challenge, taking five sacks, a number of them inexcusable. Weak-armed, he was having trouble sticking throws, though Tyquan Thornton committed a horrendous drop on a perfect down-field shot. This is simply a hopeless situation Zappe has zero shot to transcend. The Steelers are an awful Week 14 matchup.

A Detroit defender picked up Carr and drove him head first into the turf after a short fourth quarter completion to Alvin Kamara. It’s unclear if Carr’s injury was to his shoulder, neck, or head, but he will likely miss time. Carr was typically terrible before his early exit, and Jameis Winston will alternate QB snaps with Taysom Hill for as long as Carr is sidelined.

Pickett aggravated his ankle injury late in the second quarter and was ruled out at halftime following a lengthy weather delay. Although Pickett wasn’t dealing the way he did in Week 12, he still appeared to be playing with renewed confidence following OC Matt Canada’s firing. Pickett continues to work the middle of the field more. Of course, he could now be required to miss time as his ankle issues grow. The Steelers face the Pats in Week 14.

Goedert was considered doubtful heading into the weekend after practicing on Friday, indicating he had a slim chance of suiting up this weekend. Now officially out, the Eagles will once again look to a myriad of backup tight ends to take the place of Goedert, who could be active for Week 14 against the Cowboys. In addition to Goedert, the Eagles also ruled out QB Tanner McKee, RB Rashaad Penny, LB Zach Cunningham, and OG Sua Opeta.

Robinson injured his hamstring at some point in the second quarter and was ruled out after halftime. The Commanders’ RB1 totaled seven rushed for 53 yards per exiting, and wasn’t targeted in the passing game. We don’t know the severity of his injury, but Antonio Gibson should be the favorite to replace him while rookie Chris Rodriguez works in as a change-of-pace back.

Godwin aggravated a lingering neck injury this week in practice but will play through it after missing some late-week practice time. He’s a WR3 option in PPR leagues against a middling Carolina secondary. Bucs declared LB Lavonte David, CB Jamel Dean, LB SirVocea Dennis, RB Ke’Shawn Vaughn, T Brandon Walton, LB Devin White, and QB John Wolford inactive against the Panthers.

Dell seemed to hurt his left leg on a Dameon Pierce touchdown in the first quarter against the Broncos. Blocking on the play, Dell’s leg was crushed under a pile of players. He was carted into the locker room, making it unlikely that he will return Week 13. Dell’s status will be clearer as the Texans test his leg out and hope he returns for Week 14 against the Jets.

Stevenson got “hip-drop tackled” in the process of losing a first quarter fumble and was in a world of pain. Although he limped off the field under his own power, he headed immediately to the locker room rather than the blue tent. His day is over, leaving Ezekiel Elliott as the Patriots’ every-down back. Stevenson was looking spry before going down, taking nine carries for 40 yards. A multi-week absence and perhaps even a season-ending stint on injured reserve are in the cards.