NFL Week 11 Roundup

The NFL is on fire as the second half of the 2024/25 season is underway, so the stakes are higher than ever.

In week 11, we witnessed exceptional games, and in addition, we saw a giant fall. The Kansas City Chiefs, reigning NFL champions, lost their first game of the season to the Buffalo Bills 21-30. There are no invincible teams in the NFL.

On the other hand, the Steelers won their fifth game in a row, the Dolphins woke up by winning two consecutive matches, Philadelphia reached six victories in a row, and the Lions are on a roll in the NFC North after winning their eighth consecutive game.

There is no doubt that we enjoyed some really interesting games, and below, we will give you a summary of the most important ones.

Week 11 Games

NFL Week 11 Roundup: Commanders vs. Eagles

The Philadelphia Eagles secured their eighth win of the season by defeating the Washington Commanders 26-18 last Thursday.

Saquon Barkley, the game’s featured player, contributed two touchdowns and gained 146 yards on 26 attempts on the ground. Barkley, 27, has scored a total of 10 touchdowns in his first season with the Eagles. This marks Barkley’s fourth game of the 2024 season with multiple touchdowns, with his previous best being three touchdowns in the first game of the season when the Eagles defeated the Green Bay Packers 34-29.

Brian Robinson scored the only touchdown of the first half on a one-yard carry. The Commanders initially extended their lead in the third quarter with a 45-yard field goal by Zane Gonzalez. However, Philadelphia dominated the second half by scoring 23 points without response, including Barkley’s two touchdowns.

Result: Commanders (18) – (26) Eagles

NFL Week 11 Roundup: Ravens vs. Steelers

On Sunday, the Pittsburgh Steelers secured an 18-16 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, maintaining their position at the top of the AFC North. With an 8-2 record and five consecutive wins, Pittsburgh continues to lead the division.

The Steelers’ victory was fueled by the impeccable performance of Chris Boswell, who successfully converted all six of his field goal attempts, which accounted for all of the Steelers’ points.

On the other side, the Ravens struggled with repeated mistakes, including multiple first-half turnovers, two loose balls by Derrick Henry and Isaiah Likely, and missed field goal attempts by the typically reliable Justin Tucker. These critical mistakes, along with an interception in the final period, contributed to the Ravens’ downfall.

Result: Ravens (16) – (18) Steelers

NFL Week 11 Roundup: Chiefs vs. Bills

The Buffalo Bills triumphed over the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs by a score of 30-21 in a hard-fought game at Orchard Park last Sunday.

The victory marked the end of the Chiefs’ undefeated streak, as they entered the game with a 9-0 record. This result has intensified the battle for supremacy in the American Conference (AFC) during Week 11 of the 2024 NFL season.

Buffalo took advantage of this mistake and went ahead 6-0 with a James Cook touchdown run, although Tyler Bass missed the extra point. The Chiefs rallied in the second quarter, with Mahomes connecting with Xavier Worthy and taking a 6-7 lead. Buffalo responded, regaining the lead with another James Cook touchdown run, only for the champs to respond with a touchdown pass to Noah Grey.

The Bills managed to pull ahead 16-14 with a field goal just before halftime. After a third quarter dominated by both defenses, Buffalo extended its lead to 23-14 in the final period with a touchdown pass to Curtis Samuel. The Chiefs fought back, with Mahomes connecting with Grey again, narrowing the gap to 23-21. However, the Bills sealed their victory with a spectacular touchdown run by Josh Allen, putting the final score at 30-21.

Result: Chiefs (21) – (30) Bills

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