Pro Bowl running back Bijan Robinson toasted the playoff-bound Los Angeles Rams to the tune of 229 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns, including a career-high 195 yards rushing and a rushing touchdown on 22 carries, in the Atlanta Falcons' 27-24 upset win on "Monday Night Football" last week.

There’s every reason for the Falcons to unleash the run heaviest attack anyone has ever seen in Week 18 against the Saints. One of those reasons: The New Orleans defense is a run funnel, seeing a 51 percent neutral pass rate against them since Week 10. The Saints have faced the league’s sixth lowest pass rate over expected in 2025.

Who's hurt? Who's practicing? Who's starting? Who's on the hot seat? Here's the latest on what's happening around the league entering Week 18.

Experts from around the NFL make their picks for a Week 18 game between the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys.

As the New York Giants prepare to finish their third consecutive losing season and search for a new head coach, general manager Joe Schoen's job appears to be safe.

New England still has an opportunity to secure the No. 1 seed in the AFC, provided it defeats the Dolphins and the Chargers are able to beat the Broncos. Both games will be played at the same time, but Denver's path became even easier with L.A. announcing it will rest Justin Herbert, with its playoff position already locked up.

"The Texans can still win the AFC South with a victory and a loss by the Jaguars. The Colts are done, which is why they are starting rookie Riley Leonard. He will be overwhelmed by that Texans defense. This will be ugly. Texans big."