With that in mind, let's get to the Week 6 grades, starting with Seattle's impressive win in Jacksonville. The Lions had the longest winning streak in the NFL heading into Week 6, but it came to an abrupt end in Kansas City.

The Chicago Bears and Washington Commanders will square off on Monday Night Football. We're keeping track of the latest injury updates and inactives.

Patrick Mahomes, Baker Mayfield, Drake Maye or Rico Dowdle -- only one of them could win Week 6's "Himmy" Award.

Injuries were no excuse for the Bills during what was a historically bad first-half performance against the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night.

Here is a look at the 10-highest PFF grades on defense from Pittsburgh’s Week 6 win over the Browns, which includes a breakout performance from one of the team’s young edge rushers, OLB Nick Herbig. OLB Nick Herbig — 94.8

Christian Watson, Dontayvion Wicks, Matthew Golden, WRs, Packers: Wicks was hurt in Week 6, giving Golden a clearer path, which turned into a decent showing. If Wicks is out and Watson doesn’t return (his practice window opened last week), Golden would be a WR3, but if Watson is back, Golden’s uncertainty remains.

At this point, your fantasy team either has you beating your chest, shriveling up or waiting to do either of those things. Winners win and losers lose; just ask the Bucs and the J

The Denver Broncos' trip to jolly old England in Week 6 was filled with a few not-so-jovial moments. Sean Payton's squad improved to 4-2 with a victory over the New York Jets, but it was the furthest thing from the prettiest win.