Takeaways from week 14 of the NFL season

Week 14 of the NFL season featured an exciting Monday night matchup, pitting two AFC North rivals fighting to the wire. There were other noteworthy headlines as well, leaving plenty to talk about for NFL fans. What else happened in the NFL this week?

• What a Monday Night Showdown! The Monday night matchup between the Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens didn't disappoint, with a wild sequence happening in the fourth quarter alone. The two teams combined for 39 points in the fourth quarter, with the two scoring 21 points in the final two minutes. In fact, the two teams combined for 878 total yards in the game. Regardless of who won, the matchup between the Browns and Ravens is worthy of the status of "instant classic".
  
• Is Pittsburgh Done? First, the Steelers were beaten by the Washington Football Team and their ferocious front four. Then, the Steelers got walloped by the Buffalo Bills. Now that Buffalo has the tiebreaker over Pittsburgh, the Steelers are suddenly sweating bullets. The lack of a running game has hindered the Steelers the past couple of weeks. It will kill Pittsburgh and the offense down the stretch if they don't figure things out.
  
• Goodbye, Carson Wentz? Jalen Hurts provided a spark for the Philadelphia Eagles, leading the Eagles to a victory over the New Orleans Saints, 24-21. While Hurts didn't have a good passing game, he burnt the Saints with his feet, running for 108 yards on 18 carries. With Wentz rattled, could this be the end for the quarterback who was supposed to be the chosen one for the Eagles?
  

Top Five Power Rankings

1. Kansas City Chiefs
   
2. Green Bay Packers
   
3. Buffalo Bills
   
4. Pittsburgh Steelers
   
5. New Orleans Saints