The NFL's new overtime rules created two key decisions for Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald. Here are the thoughts behind how he handled each in the win against the Rams.

The Los Angeles Rams lost a heartbreaker to the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday night, blowing a 16-point fourth-quarter lead and losing in overtime, 38-37. It was as painful a loss as they've suffered this season, dropping to 11-4 and relinquishing their lead in the NFC West, as well as giving up control of the No. 1 seed.

Unwrap 7 days of NFL for just 99p on DAZN The Seattle crowd had a distinct, prime-time buzz on Thursday night prior to kickoff between the Seahawks and Rams. Los Angeles came in leading the NFC West on a tiebreaker over Seattle after the Rams beat the Seahawks in Week 11.

The Detroit Lions are running out of margin for error. Currently on the outside of the NFC playoff picture, the Lions can ill afford to lose more than one game in their final four. Technically speaking, if they go a perfect 4-0 in their final four, they’re onto the postseason. Anything less than that, and they’ll need at least a little bit of help.

The Lions went down the field and scored a touchdown to make it a one-possession game on a David Montgomery touchdown. Emmanuel Forbes Jr. was called for pass interference in the end zone on fourth down, setting up Montgomery's score on the next play.

The Detroit Lions lost 41-34 to the NFC-leading Los Angeles Rams. Here are the game highlights from the Week 15 showdown.

It’s a battle for the NFC West crown and the No. 1 seed in the NFC on Thursday Night Football. That’s how we start Week 16 as the Los Angeles Rams visit the Seattle Seahawks in prime time. The teams with the best record in the NFC (11-3) just happen to be in the same division,

In their two combined contests this season, the Rams have produced 830 total yards and the Seahawks have totaled 829 yards — almost identical. That's wild. And if you want to get crazier and zoom out a bit,