NFL Scores Week 11: Results and Top Fantasy Star for Every Sunday Game

Division battles were aplenty in Week 11. Teams jockeyed for position on Sunday, as playoff positioning is the primary goal as the season heads into its last quarter. The Philadelphia Eagles were the biggest winners of the early games. 

Led by Nick Foles and LeSean McCoy, the Eagles defeated the Washington Redskins 24-16 to ensure sole possession of first place in the NFC East. The Dallas Cowboys are idle, so the Eagles lead their division rivals by half a game.

The Buffalo Bills also made a statement in a division game. In a battle of New York, the Bills spanked the New York Jets 37-14.

E.J. Manuel had a great game, completing 20 of 28 passes and tossing two touchdown passes. The Bills improved their record to 4-7 and knocked the Jets down to 5-5. Geno Smith had a horrendous day. The rookie quarterback was picked off three times.

Here's a look at all of the scores from Sunday's action.

Winner	Loser	Final Score
Buffalo Bills	New York Jets	37-14
Philadelphia Eagles	Washington Redskins	24-16
Cincinnati Bengals	Cleveland Browns	41-20
Pittsburgh Steelers	Detroit Lions	37-27
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Atlanta Falcons	41-28
Arizona Cardinals	Jacksonville Jaguars	27-14
Oakland Raiders	Houston Texans	28-23
Chicago Bears	Baltimore Ravens	23-20 OT
Seattle Seahawks	Minnesota Vikings	41-20
Miami Dolphins	San Diego Chargers	20-16
New York Giants	Green Bay Packers	27-13
New Orleans Saints	San Francisco 49ers	23-20

Philly Dunks the Skins

The Redskins' playoff chances took a major blow on Sunday. Mike Shanahan's team fell to 3-7 on the season, and with an 0-3 record in the division, the Skins will need a miracle to make the postseason.

Peculiar play-calling didn't help them in Week 11. Despite being down most of the game, Robert Griffin III had the handcuffs on through three quarters. He had only 14 pass attempts heading into the final quarter.

Griffin III got his team on the board with a 62-yard touchdown pass to Darrel Young with 13:08 left in the game. He hit Aldrick Robinson on a 41-yard scoring strike later in the quarter, but the offense opened up too late. This loss will stick in the craw of Redskins fans. One has to wonder what would have happened if RG3 had been given the freedom to throw the ball more often in the first half.

To add insult to injury, Washington also lost tight end Jordan Reed to a concussion.

Things couldn't be looking much worse for the Redskins. 

Top Fantasy Performers

Player	Team	Position	Opponent	Stats	Fantasy Points
Bobby Rainey	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	RB	Atlanta Falcons	163 rushing yards, two touchdowns	34.70
Ben Roethlisberger	Pittsburgh Steelers	QB	Detroit Lions	367 passing yards, three touchdowns	31.88
LeSean McCoy	Philadelphia Eagles	RB	Washington Redskins	77 rushing yards, two touchdowns	27
Cincinnati Bengals Defense	N/A	N/A	Cleveland Browns	14 points allowed, four sacks and three interceptions	27
Michael Floyd	Arizona Cardinals	WR	Jacksonville Jaguars	193 receiving yards, receiving touchdown	25.30
Marshawn Lynch	Seattle Seahawks	RB	Minnesota Vikings	54 rushing yards, two rushing touchdowns	24.30
Donald Brown	Indianapolis Colts	RB	Tennessee Titans	80 rushing yards, two rushing yards	21.40
Rashad Jennings	Oakland Raiders	RB	Houston Texans	150 rushing yards, one touchdown	20.80
Ray Rice	Baltimore Ravens	RB	Chicago Bears	131 rushing yards, rushing touchdown	20.80
Buffalo Bills Defense	N/A	N/A	New York Jets	14 points allowed, four sacks and three interceptions	19
Ryan Tannehill	Miami Dolphins	QB	San Diego Chargers	268 passing yards, two touchdowns, one interception	15.82
New York Giants Defense	N/A	N/A	Green Bay Packers	13 points allowed, three interceptions, one touchdown	16
Drew Brees	New Orleans Saints	QB	San Francisco 49ers	305 passing yards, touchdown and one interception	15.10

Bobby Rainey Will Be a Major Commodity on the Waiver Wire

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' diminutive running back more than doubled his rushing total on the season in one game. He lit up the Atlanta Falcons' run defense for 163 yards and two scores. Coming into the game, he had only 79 yards and one score. 

Physically, he's built similar to Tampa Bay's normal starter Doug Martin. At 5'8", 212 pounds, Rainey is a short, stocky and shifty back who simply shredded Atlanta on Sunday during the Bucs' 41-28 win.

With Martin headed to injured reserve after surgery on his torn labrum, Rainey is going to look great to fantasy owners on Monday morning.