NFL Scores Week 14: Results and Top Fantasy Star for Every Sunday Game

After the insane results from around the NFL and fantasy football in Week 14, maybe a cold-weather Super Bowl isn't such a crazy idea.

Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports seems to like the idea of a snowy finale to the 2013 campaign, and it's hard to disagree with his assessment:

There were some huge fantasy totals put up by quarterbacks, despite the fact that snowy conditions were in play for much of the action in the early games.    

Mother Nature's blustery mood also provided the perfect platform for a few fantastic finishes, as the Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots both came from behind to win their games with seconds to spare. 

Here's a look at the results from Sunday's action, followed by an examination of the top fantasy players from each game.

NFL Week 14: Sunday's Results

WINNER	LOSER	SCORE
Cincinnati Bengals	Indianapolis Colts	42-28
New England Patriots	Cleveland Browns	27-26
New York Jets	Oakland Raiders	37-27
Kansas City Chiefs	Washington Redskins	45-10
Baltimore Ravens	Minnesota Vikings	29-26
Green Bay Packers	Atlanta Falcons	22-21
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Buffalo Bills	27-6
Miami Dolphins	Pittsburgh Steelers	34-28
Philadelphia Eagles	Detroit Lions	34-20
Denver Broncos	Tennessee Titans	51-28
Arizona Cardinals	St. Louis Rams	30-10
San Francisco 49ers	Seattle Seahawks	19-17
San Diego Chargers	New York Giants	37-14
New Orleans Saints	Carolina Panthers	31-13

Patriots and Ravens Emerge with Huge Come-from-Behind Victories

Baltimore's playoff hopes were on the ropes in Week 14. The Ravens were down in the fourth quarter after Cordarrelle Patterson hauled in a 79-yard touchdown pass to put the Minnesota Vikings up by four points with 45 seconds to play.

New England lost Rob Gronkowski during Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns. He suffered a scary-looking leg injury that is believed to be a torn ACL, as Albert Greer of NFL.com reports:

Making matters worse, the Patriots found themselves down by 12 points with two minutes and 39 seconds to play. It appeared Cleveland would walk out of Gillette Stadium with a surprising win.

As you might expect from championship-caliber teams, though, neither team lost.

Remarkably, Joe Flacco led Baltimore on a five-play drive that covered 80 yards, hitting Marlon Brown for a nine-yard touchdown strike to win the game.

Just minutes later, Tom Brady and the Patriots engineered an even more impressive fourth-quarter comeback.

Brady hit Julian Edelman on a two-yard touchdown strike with about a minute remaining to pull New England to within five points, and then the Patriots executed a perfect onside kick to get the ball back. 

Thanks to a pass-interference penalty, the Patriots got down into the red zone, and Brady connected with Danny Amendola to put his team up by one point with 31 seconds left on the clock. New England failed a two-point conversion, but the score of 27-26 stood as the final whistle blew.

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With the win, Baltimore improved to 7-6 on the season and put itself in position to defend last year's championship as the AFC's No. 6 seed.

The Patriots remain one game behind Denver for the top spot in the AFC with a record of 10-3.

NFL Week 14: Sunday's Fantasy Stars

GAME	PLAYER	POS.	TEAM	POINTS	STATS
Colts at Bengals	Andrew Luck	QB	Indianapolis	32	358 total yards, four touchdowns.
Browns at Patriots	Jason Campbell	QB	Cleveland	29	418 total yards, three touchdowns.
Raiders at Jets	Marcel Reece	RB	Oakland	21	161 total yards, one touchdown.
Chiefs at Redskins	Jamaal Charles	RB	Kansas City	27	159 total yards, two touchdowns.
Vikings at Ravens	Cordarrelle Patterson	WR	Minnesota	20	147 total yards, one touchdown.
Falcons at Packers	Falcons Defense	DEF	Atlanta	15	Six sacks, two turnovers, one touchdown.
Bills at Buccaneers	Buccaneers Defense	DEF	Tampa Bay	23	Seven sacks, five turnovers.
Dolphins at Steelers	Ben Roethlisberger	QB	Pittsburgh	19	235 total yards, three touchdowns.
Lions at Eagles	LeSean McCoy	RB	Philadelphia	33	221 total yards, two touchdowns.
Titans at Broncos	Peyton Manning	QB	Denver	31	396 total yards, four touchdowns.
Rams at Cardinals	Cardinals Defense	DEF	Arizona	21	Four sacks, two turnovers, one touchdown.
Seahawks at 49ers	Phil Dawson	K	San Francisco	16	Four FGs, including one 50-plus.
Giants at Chargers	Philip Rivers	QB	San Diego	19	249 total yards, three touchdowns.
Carolina Panthers at New Orleans Saints	Drew Brees	QB	New Orleans	28	313 yards, four touchdowns

LeSean McCoy Set for Huge Fantasy Finish in 2013

The Philadelphia Eagles are in the mix for the NFC East crown, and LeSean McCoy carried his team to another win in Week 14 to keep the pressure on the Dallas Cowboys.

Nick Foles has been the star of Philly's offensive show lately, but he was largely ineffective on Sunday thanks to an incredible snowstorm that covered the field with about six-to-eight inches throughout the contest. 

But McCoy didn't have any issues shredding Detroit's front seven to the tune of 217 yards rushing with two touchdowns. He also added four yards on one catch. Before the game, Detroit featured the league's No. 6-ranked fantasy run defense, yet McCoy was able to gash the Lions repeatedly.

Up next for "Shady" and the Eagles are the Minnesota Vikings (No. 29), Chicago Bears (No. 30) and Dallas Cowboys (No. 32). All three teams are horrible against running backs, and McCoy should put up huge fantasy totals to close out the season. 

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