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Updated Nov 2, 5:48 PM ET
2026

2026 season · Week 8

Every snap, drawn on the field.

How every NFL offense actually plays, from public play-by-play, updated every night. Open a game to see how the offense matches up against the defense, or pick a team and dig through its plays.

The week so farWeek 8: 13 of 14 games final

The short version · so far
  • Upset

    Cardinals over the Cowboys, 33–30: a 23% underdog at kickoff, and down to 2% before winning.

  • Wildest

    Raiders at Jets: the lead changed hands 5 times; the Raiders won 38–33.

  • Player

    Kirk Cousins (LV QB): +18.4 EPA, 19/26, 247 yds, 3 TD · 5-3 rush.

The biggest swings
  1. 1ARICardinals · Q4 0:10 · the gameG.Minshew pass short middle to Mi.Wilson for 13 yards, TOUCHDOWN.+4619% → 65%
  2. 2DENBroncos · Q4 0:04 · the gameP.Mahomes sacked at DEN 12 for -6 yards (M.Roach).+4160% → 100%
  3. 3DALCowboys · Q4 0:06 · the gameC.Ryland extra point is No Good, Wide Left+3336% → 69%
Week 8 in review: every game, the best plays, teams and players →

Playerswhose role moved, who leads, and your team

Movers · Week 7the biggest swings in snap share, against his own season
  1. ▲18J.J. McCarthyNYG · QB · 23% → 92%+69
  2. ▲86Jalen BrooksARI · WR · 21% → 64%+43
  3. ▲20Bam KnightARI · RB · 10% → 53%+43
  4. ▲80Darius CooperPHI · WR · 50% → 92%+42
  5. ▼19Jameis WinstonNYG · QB · 88% → 8%−80
  6. ▼17Tim PatrickNYJ · WR · 81% → 12%−69
  7. ▼10Jalon DanielsTB · QB · 77% → 10%−67
  8. ▼33Aaron JonesMIN · RB · 73% → 25%−48
All movers →
Fantasy leaderspoints a game, the top two at each position
  1. QB17Josh AllenBUF · 7 games26.7
  2. QB9Joe BurrowCIN · 7 games24.2
  3. RB0Jahmyr GibbsDET · 7 games23.1
  4. RB9Kenneth Walker IIIKC · 7 games19.7
  5. WR11Jaxon Smith-NjigbaSEA · 7 games19.7
  6. WR5Tee HigginsCIN · 7 games13.8
  7. TE89Brock BowersLV · 6 games13.8
  8. TE85Trey McBrideARI · 8 games10.6
  1. QB17Josh AllenBUF · 7 games26.8
  2. QB9Joe BurrowCIN · 7 games24.2
  3. RB0Jahmyr GibbsDET · 7 games25.5
  4. RB9Kenneth Walker IIIKC · 7 games21.3
  5. WR11Jaxon Smith-NjigbaSEA · 7 games23.9
  6. WR12Puka NacuaLA · 6 games18.4
  7. TE89Brock BowersLV · 6 games17.2
  8. TE85Trey McBrideARI · 8 games14.7
  1. QB17Josh AllenBUF · 7 games26.8
  2. QB9Joe BurrowCIN · 7 games24.2
  3. RB0Jahmyr GibbsDET · 7 games28.0
  4. RB9Kenneth Walker IIIKC · 7 games22.9
  5. WR11Jaxon Smith-NjigbaSEA · 7 games28.0
  6. WR12Puka NacuaLA · 6 games23.1
  7. TE89Brock BowersLV · 6 games20.6
  8. TE85Trey McBrideARI · 8 games18.8
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Standingsthe playoff picture today, and every division

AFC · if the season ended todaySeeds 1 to 7
SeedTeamRecordDiff
1BUFBuffalo BillsBillsEast leader6-1+52
2PITPittsburgh SteelersSteelersNorth leader6-2+36
3DENDenver BroncosBroncosWest leader6-2+7
4JAXJacksonville JaguarsJaguarsSouth leader5-2+85
5CINCincinnati BengalsBengalswild card5-2+48
6KCKansas City ChiefsChiefswild card5-2+36
7NENew England PatriotsPatriotswild card5-3+22
In the hunt · within one game of the 7th seed
CLECleveland BrownsBrownstied with the 7th seed5-3-34
LVLas Vegas RaidersRaiders1 game back4-4-9
BALBaltimore RavensRavens1 game back4-4-24

Outside: Texans 2-5, Jets 2-6, Colts 2-6, Dolphins 1-6, Titans 1-7, Chargers 0-7

NFC · if the season ended todaySeeds 1 to 7
SeedTeamRecordDiff
1SFSan Francisco 49ers49ersWest leader6-1+58
2MINMinnesota VikingsVikingsNorth leader6-1+47
3NYGNew York GiantsGiantsEast leader4-2-1+2
4CARCarolina PanthersPanthersSouth leader3-4-15
5CHIChicago BearsBearswild card5-2+37
6DETDetroit LionsLionswild card5-2+23
7GBGreen Bay PackersPackerswild card5-3+7
In the hunt · within one game of the 7th seed
SEASeattle SeahawksSeahawks½ game back4-3+43
LALos Angeles RamsRams1 game back4-4+26

Outside: Buccaneers 3-5, Cowboys 3-5, Falcons 3-5, Cardinals 3-5, Commanders 2-4-1, Saints 2-5, Eagles 2-6

Seeds go by record, then point differential: the four division leaders first, then the three best records left. The NFL's own tiebreakers (head to head, division and conference record) are not applied, so a tie on record can land the other way. Diff is points scored minus allowed.