NFL Scores Week 14: AFC, NFC Playoff Picture, Results and Top Fantasy Stats

Week 14 in the NFL means the postseason is right around the corner. And there's a good chance your fantasy league's playoffs have already started.

At this point, every yard, catch, touchdown and fantasy point can make the difference. And as usual, plenty of players around the league piled up all of the above.

The high fantasy score from each of this week's games can be found below, followed by up-to-the-minute league standings and write-ups on the biggest performances.

Away	Score	Home	Fantasy Star
Jaguars	9-30	Titans	Derrick Henry	238 rush yds, 4 TD
Jets	27-23	Bills	Josh Allen	18-of-36, 206 yds, 2 INT, 101 rush yds, TD
Panthers	20-26	Browns	Jarvis Landry	54 rush yds, TD, 3 rec, 57 yds, TD
Falcons	20-34	Packers	Julio Jones	8 rec, 106 yds, 2 TD
Ravens	24-27	Chiefs	Patrick Mahomes	35-of-53, 377 yds, 2 TD, INT
Patriots	33-34	Dolphins	Tom Brady	27-of-43, 358 yds, 3 TD
Saints	28-14	Buccaneers	Jameis Winston	18-of-38, 213 yds, 2 TD, INT, 47 rush yds
Giants	40-16	Redskins	Saquon Barkley	170 rush yds, TD, 4 rec, 27 yds
Colts	24-21	Texans	Andrew Luck	27-of-41, 399 yds, 2 TD, INT, 16 rush yds
Bengals	21-26	Chargers	Joe Mixon	111 rush yds, TD, 5 rec, 27 yds
Broncos	14-20	49ers	George Kittle	7 rec, 210 yds, TD
Lions	17-3	Cardinals	DET D/ST	3 pts allowed, INT, TD
Steelers	21-24	Raiders	JuJu Smith-Schuster	8 rec, 130 yds, 2 TD
Eagles	23-29	Cowboys	Amari Cooper	10 rec, 217 yds, 3 TD
Rams	6-15	Bears	CHI D/ST	6 pts allowed, 4 INT

Standings	AFC	NFC
1	Chiefs (11-2)	Saints (11-2)
2	Patriots (9-4)	Rams (11-2)
3	Texans (9-4)	Bears (9-4)
4	Steelers (7-5-1)	Cowboys (8-5)
Wild Card	Chargers (10-3)	Seahawks (7-5)
Wild Card	Ravens (7-6)	Vikings (6-5-1)
7	Colts (7-6)	Panthers (6-7)
8	Titans (7-6)	Eagles (6-7)
9	Broncos (6-7)	Redskins (6-7)
10	Browns (5-7-1)	Packers (5-7-1)
11	Bengals (5-8)	Buccaneers (5-8)
12	Bills (4-9)	Giants (5-8)
13	Jaguars (4-9)	Lions (5-8)
14	Jaguars (4-9)	Falcons (4-9)
15	Jets (4-9)	Cardinals (3-10)
16	Raiders (3-10)	49ers (3-10)

Derrick Henry

Through the first 13 weeks of the season, Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry totaled a whopping 83.5 fantasy points. That number ranked 34th among running backs.

On Week 14's Thursday Night Football, Henry went off for 238 rushing yards, four touchdowns and 47.8 fantasy points. It was the single-best fantasy performance of the season, moving him from 34th to 15th on the aforementioned leaderboard.

The highlight of the ridiculous performance was a 99-yard touchdown in which Henry broke multiple tackles, as seen on the NFL's timeline:

Thursday's win upped Tennessee's playoff chances to 27 percent, per FiveThirtyEight. And if the Titans are going to move that number all the way to 100, Henry will have to be better than he was in those first 13 weeks.

No, games with 40-plus fantasy points won't be the norm. But if Henry can't provide a bit more consistency in the running game, the Titans will likely be done when the regular season wraps.

Saquon Barkley

New York Giants running back Saquon Barkley continued to dominate in what has been one of the best rookie campaigns in NFL history.

His 170 rushing yards, one rushing touchdown and 27 receiving yards brought his season total up to 256.6 fantasy points.

The NFL shared video of one of his runs:

Barkley is on pace to finish the season with 342.1 fantasy points. Eric Dickerson holds the record for rookies at 328.2.

Tom Brady

Tom Brady has sort of flown under the radar this season. Maybe it's because it's the first time his passer rating his been below 100 since 2014. Maybe it's because he's been more steady than overwhelming, with an average weekly fantasy score of 17.5.

Sunday, though, he turned in a classic Brady performance, going 27-of-43 for 358 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions.

The NFL shared video of one of the scores, a laser to Cordarrelle Patterson:

Brady still putting up numbers like this at 41 years old is remarkable.

He now has over 2,000 fantasy points after the age of 35. George Blanda is second with 1,927. Drew Brees rounds out the top three with 1,483, more than 500 points shy of Brady.

Josh Johnson

According to ESPN Stats & Info, "Josh Johnson went six years and 363 days between NFL passes... that's the longest drought between passes since Doug Flutie went eight years and 277 days between passes (Dec. 1989 to Sept. 1998)."

Not only did Johnson throw his first NFL pass in over six years Sunday, he racked up 25 fantasy points for a reeling Washington Redskins team in need of a quarterback.

After coming in for the recently signed and benched Mark Sanchez, he went 11-of-16 for 195 yards, one touchdown and one interception. He also ran for 45 yards and a touchdown.

A big chunk of his fantasy numbers came on this one play shared by FanDuel:

Again, with Alex Smith out for the rest of the season, the Redskins are in desperate need of a quarterback. And with the way Johnson played on Sunday, he should have a chance to show this wasn't a fluke and start in Week 15.

Ryan Tannehill

As good as Brady was, he didn't do quite enough to overcome Ryan Tannehill and the Miami Dolphins.

Tannehill's third touchdown pass put him up near the top of this week's fantasy leaderboard. It was a football miracle, as you can see on the NFL's timeline:

Tannehill finished the game 14-of-19 for 265 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions. And pushing his squad to 7-6 keeps a glimmer of playoff hope alive for Miami.

George Kittle

The San Francisco 49ers stopped the Denver Broncos' surge toward the playoffs, and tight end George Kittle had a lot to do with it.

Kittle found himself wide-open on several first-half plays, finishing the game with seven receptions, 210 yards and a touchdown.

The NFL posted video of the touchdown, an 85-yard strike that included 70 yards after the catch:

With the 27 points Kittle put up Sunday, his average for fantasy points per game climbed from 9.2 to 10.6. Travis Kelce, Zach Ertz and Eric Ebron are the only tight ends averaging more.

JuJu Smith-Schuster

The Pittsburgh Steelers lost to the now 3-10 Oakland Raiders, but you can't fault wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster.

He finished with eight receptions, 130 yards and two touchdowns. One of his scoring catches, as seen on the NFL's timeline, was absurd:

FiveThirtyEight still gives the Steelers a 62 percent chance to make the playoffs, but this loss makes things a bit more precarious. The Indianapolis Colts, Miami Dolphins and Tennessee Titans, who all moved to 7-6 with Week 14 wins, are looming.

Amari Cooper

So, about that Amari Cooper trade. Seems to be going all right for the Dallas Cowboys.

In the finale of the second slate of games, he went off for 10 catches, 217 yards and three touchdowns, including this game-winner, which was posted by the NFL:

In his six games as a Cowboy, Cooper is averaging 6.7 receptions, 107 receiving yards and one touchdown and 16.7 fantasy points per game.

And, more importantly, the Cowboys have won five straight.

Unless otherwise noted, stats courtesy of Pro Football Reference or ESPN's FantasyCast.