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Keisean Nixon intercepted Caleb Williams in the end zone with 22 seconds left to thwart the Bears’ comeback hopes.
More steps are needed to improve NFL officiating
Mike Florio reviews the "unprecedented" state of NFL officiating and why more steps are needed to improve it after Week 14 kicked off with more controversial calls from Cowboys vs. Lions.

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Mike Florio and Chris Simms preview Commanders vs. Vikings in Week 14, breaking down the storylines they are looking out for.

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Mike Florio examines the Cowboys’ rest-of-season schedule after losing to the Lions in Week 14, evaluating the likelihood of Dallas making the playoffs and how the Eagles play a part in their chances.
Mike Florio compares Jameson Williams and George Pickens, praising Williams for being “one of the most talented receivers in football” and explaining why “something seemed off with Pickens” in a 44-30 loss to the Lions.
Mike Florio opens the PFT mailbag to answer questions about the Cowboys and Lions, including how much Detroit misses Ben Johnson, if Dak Prescott should be considered for MVP with a Week 14 win and more.
Andrew Fillipponi and Mike Florio discuss James Harrison and Ben Roethlisberger both suggesting it could be time for the Steelers to move on from Mike Tomlin, analyzing the vibes in Pittsburgh.

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The Packers moved into first place in the NFC North on a Sunday afternoon that also saw changes atop the AFC North and AFC South.
The Broncos’ win assures they’d win a tiebreaker with the Patriots for the top seed in the AFC.
The Packers and Bears had a defensive battle in the first half.
Caleb Williams and the Bears didn’t do much in the first half.
The Browns believe center Ethan Pocic tore his Achilles, Jordan Schultz of The Schultz Report reports.
The Cardinals’ defense finally managed to force the Rams’ offense into a third down for just the second time all game.
Raiders quarterback Geno Smith remained in the game after injuring his right hand on a hit early in the third quarter of Sunday’s game against the Broncos, but he went back to the locker room before the fourth quarter got underway.
The Bears and Packers are playing an old-fashioned NFC North game on Sunday.