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The Titans declared tight end Delanie Walker (concussion), cornerback Brandon Harris, wideout Kris Durham, running back Antonio Andrews, offensive tackle Will Svitek, defensive tackle DaQuan Jones and quarterback Charlie Whitehurst inactive for Monday's game against the Steelers.

Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford failed to lead a touchdown drive in the Week 11 loss at Arizona. He hit 18 of 30 throws for a season-low 183 yards with one interception, and had another interception dropped by cornerback Jerraud Powers.

It was Stafford's fifth game this season with one or zero touchdowns. Stafford was sacked four times and often couldn't find anyone open.

"That's one of the best secondaries, if not the best secondary, we've seen all season," he told Fox Sports.

Stafford visits the Patriots in Week 12.

Raiders quarterback Derek Carr completed just 16 of his 34 pass attempts for 172 yards with no interceptions and no touchdowns in his team's 13-6 loss to the Chargers in Week 11.

The 0-10 Raiders have lost 16 straight games dating back to last season, and the offense had a lot of trouble moving the ball on a San Diego defense that was much healthier coming out of a Week 10 bye. Carr set the tone for the game when his opening snap was fumbled and recovered by the Chargers, who scored the only touchdown of the day two plays later.

The Oakland quarterback spread his 16 completions around to eight different receivers but failed to throw for 200 yards for the fourth time in his last five games.  The Raider will continue to search for their first win Thursday against the Chiefs.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers posted his third consecutive 300-yard game in the Week 11 blowout of the Eagles. He completed 22 of 36 throws for 341 yards and three touchdowns, giving him 18 touchdown passes and no interceptions through five home games.

Rodgers came out on fire just like he did in the Week 10 annihilation of the Bears. He threw for 279 yards and two touchdowns in the first half.

Rodgers hit rookie Davante Adams on a 6-yard slant for a first-quarter score, then threaded a 27-yard touchdown to Jordy Nelson in the second quarter. In the fourth, Rodgers flipped one to running back Eddie Lacy, who bounced off several tacklers for a 32-yard touchdown.

Rodgers also broke Tom Brady's NFL record of 288 straight passes at home without an interception. He's thrown 322 consecutive passes at Lambeau Field without getting picked.

Rodgers, who has five 300-yard games this season, rushed three times for 32 yards on Sunday. He visits the Vikings in Week 12.

With a 30-yard completion to Golden Tate in the second quarter Sunday, Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford surpassed 20,000 passing yards for his career. He did it in his 71st game, faster than any other quarterback.

Dan Marino did it in 74 games, Kurt Warner in 76 and Peyton Manning in 78.

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson threw two touchdowns Week 11 against the Chiefs.

Wilson completed 20 of 32 passes for 178 yards and two scores. He did not turn the ball over during the contest. Wilson didn't have much going in the passing game, and was mostly limited to short passes. He averaged just 5.6 yards per completion. He was, once again, a strong presence in the run game. Wilson gained 71 yards on eight rushes. He finished second in the team in rushing, behind Marshawn Lynch.

Wilson will look for more Week 12 against the Cardinals. 

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson still doesn't have much help in the passing game, but he continues to make things happen with his legs, and he did so again in a Week 11 loss to the Chiefs.

Wilson racked up 26 Fantasy points Sunday, and it was the 71 rushing yards that put him over 20 for the first time since Week 7. He passed for just 178 yards on 32 attempts otherwise, though did toss a pair of scores, his first since Week 8.

Wilson has at least 18 Fantasy points in two of his last four games, a good sign of how difficult things have been for him. When he rushes the ball well, Wilson's Fantasy upside is still pretty high, as he showed by picking up 16 of his Fantasy points on the ground last week. However, if he can't get going in that aspect of the game, he's awfully tough to rely on, given how few weapons the team has around him.

If Wilson is your top option at quarterback down the stretch, you probably aren't feeling great about your chances right now. However, his upside is great enough that you can still use him in the right matchups. 

Browns quarterback Brian Hoyer was harassed by the Texans on Sunday and victimized by drops, but he also often missed his targets in one of the worst performances of his career.

Hoyer completed just 20 of 50 psses for 330 yards and a perfectly thrown interception that doinked off the hands of wide receiver Miles Austin. Hoyer's lone touchdown was tossed to a wide-open Andrew Hawkins for 32 yards and tied the game at 7-7.

The quarterback was particularly bad in the third quarter, hitting on just 2 of 11 for 23 yards. He threw for 145 yards in the fourth, but mostly in desperation.

Hoyer will attempt to bounce back next Sunday in Atlanta.

The Vikings backup pass catchers didn't do much Week 11 against the Bears.

Rhett Ellison caught just one ball, though he did make it count. In the first quarter, Ellison hauled in a 7 yard touchdown pass from Teddy Bridgewater. He did not factor into the game after that play. Greg Jennings also had one catch, gaining 4 yards. He left the game early due to an injury. Chase Ford also gained 4 yards on his only catch.

The three will look for more Week 12 against the Packers. 

Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton bounced back from an abysmal performance his last time out, firing three touchdown passes to lead his team to a 27-10 victory over the Saints in Week 11.

Dalton hooked up with Jermaine Gresham for a 12-yard touchdown in the opening quarter, followed by a 1-yard score to Gresham again in the third quarter. He kept rolling with a 24-yard strike to A.J. Green in the end zone during the fourth quarter.

Dalton compiled 220 yards through the air while completing 16 of 22 passes. He finished the game with three touchdowns, no interceptions and one sack. Last week, Dalton registered a 2.0 passer rating. This week, he got back on track and posted a 143.9 rating.

Dalton has 11 touchdowns and nine interceptions on the year. He'll look to build off his recent performance Week 12 at Houston.