NFL Week 11 top plays: Lions leading Giants, Stafford injured, more

Week 11 of the NFL season continues Sunday with a slew of must-see matchups, starting with the New York Giants’ playing host to the Detroit Lions, the Philadelphia Eagles’ looking to rebound against the Indianapolis Colts. and the Cleveland Browns facing the Buffalo Bills in a game moved to Detroit because of heavy snows in Buffalo.

Later, the Dallas Cowboys take on the Minnesota Vikings and AFC West disappointments face off when the Denver Broncos play host to the Las Vegas Raiders.

In the night game, the Los Angeles Chargers play host to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Here are the top plays from Sunday’s action!

Los Angeles Rams at New Orleans Saints

Super connection

The defending champion Rams have had a tough go this season, but they looked like their old selves on this 62-yard touchdown pass from Matthew Stafford to Tutu Atwell.

Here’s to you, Mr. Robinson

Allen Robinson reeled in this pass from Stafford to put the Rams back in front after the Saints had taken the lead.

Dalton’s dime

After moving in front in the third quarter on an Andy Dalton pass to Jarvis Landry, Dalton lofted this pretty pass to rookie receiver Chris Olave as the Saints widened their lead.

Stafford had to leave the game and was being evaluated for a possible concussion, one week after he got out of the concussion protocol for a previous injury.

Chicago Bears at Atlanta Falcons

London answering

Falcons quarterback Marcus Mariota scrambled and found rookie receiver Drake London in the corner of the end zone to put Atlanta ahead.

Mooney is money

The Bears charged back down the field to tie the game on this pretty pass from Justin Fields to Darnell Mooney.

‘Tis the season for returns

After a TD run by Fields, Cordarelle Patterson returned this kickoff to the house, giving him the most kickoff returns for a touchdown in NFL history with nine.

His feet didn’t fail him

Fields extended this play with some nifty footwork, later setting up a TD by David Montgomery to tie the game.

Washington Commanders at Houston Texans

Already in command

Washington took an early lead when Kendall Fuller picked off a pass from Davis Mills and returned it for an easy touchdown.

Run, Curtis, run!

The Commanders added to their lead when Curtis Samuel rushed for a 10-yard touchdown.

Love the effort on defense

The Commanders’ defense kept holding the Texans down, with an impressive effort on this interception of Mills.

Carolina Panthers at Baltimore Ravens

Great hands, big guy!

Panthers defensive tackle Bravvion Roy showed his soft hands when he reached up to intercept Lamar Jackson.

Finally, a TD

Jackson used his feet to scramble in for the game’s first touchdown as the Ravens widened their lead.

Detroit Lions at New York Giants

Danny’s more than just dimes

Daniel Jones showed he’s dangerous with his legs, capping an 11-play, 75-yard drive with a run for a score, giving the Giants a 6-3 lead.

More than a sack artist

Rookie Aidan Hutchinson showed off his all-around skills with this interception of Jones. The Lions would go on to score and take a 10-6 lead.

N.Y. in a Giant hole

Jamal Williams has rushed for three TDs, including this one as the Lions widened their lead.

Giants claw back

The Giants cut into the Lions’ lead when Matt Breida rumbled in for a 3-yard score, although Graham Gano missed his second point-after attempt in the swirling winds.

Cleveland Browns at Buffalo Bills (in Detroit)

Feeling at home

The Browns didn’t seem bothered at having to move its game to Detroit, as Amari Cooper opened the scoring with this impressive touchdown catch.

Billable hours

Josh Allen put the Bills in front with this rope to Stefon Diggs.

At home in Detroit

Devin Singletary weaved through the Browns defenders for a score as the Bills widened their lead.

New York Jets at New England Patriots

Pocket? What pocket?

The Jets didn’t let Patriots quarterback Mac Jones get comfortable here, as Carl Lawson barreled in for a sack.

Philadelphia Eagles at Indianapolis Colts

Taylor…. swiftly