We're 10 weeks into the NFL season, and we already have a relatively clear picture of which teams will be playing the postseason, with a few potential exception

The NFL Week 11 schedule features nine divisional clashes. Among the biggest are Sunday, when the AFC West co-leading Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams face off as Sam Darnold looks to guide the Seahawks past Matthew Stafford and the Rams.

Keep up with the 2025 NFL season on FOX Sports. Prior to the final injury report, which lists players as questionable, doubtful or out, NFL teams use practice designations to update player injury statuses. This can include DNP (did not participate), LP (limited participant) or FP (full participant).

In the throwback scene, the Buffalo Bills are once again donning their "Standing Buffalo" look, while the New York Giants will wear their "Vintage White" threads for the second consecutive week. The Arizona Cardinals are wearing all-black alternates for the second and last time this campaign.

Maye, who was first out of the gate Week 11, is currently in the mix with LA Ram quarterback Matthew Stafford, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, Indianapolis’ running back Jonathan Taylor and Buffalo quarterback Allen.

MVP candidates and stars putting up historical numbers this season are in action this weekend as they try to move their teams one step closer to a spot in the postseason.

The Seattle Seahawks versus the Los Angeles Rams is one of many compelling options on the Week 11 NFL schedule. Here you can find information on live coverage of all of Week 11's NFL action. Check out the full NFL schedule on FOX Sports!

The New England Patriots and the New York Jets face off in Week 11 of the NFL season today. Here's where to watch and start time.

Former NFL star wide receiver Antonio Brown walked out of a Miami jail on Thursday, released on $25,000 bail after pleading not guilty to a second-degree attempted murder charge. Brown, 37, embraced attorney Mark Eiglarsh outside the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in Miami.

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