Mark Craig's Week 13 NFL power rankings

Patrick Mahomes had 25 completions and 359 yards. In. The. First. Half.

Nothing says 2020 quite like Wednesday Afternoon Football in an empty stadium.

How do you pick up a stress-free win? Play a team that has no quarterbacks.

Bills D joins the party by holding the Chargers to three points after three straight Buffalo turnovers in the second half.

It helps when Pete Carroll's defense doesn't play historically awful on occasion.

Two weeks after losing to the Colts 34-17, Tennessee naturally blows Indy away with 35 first-half points.

Good news for the Packers: Mitchell Trubisky was not on Chicago's COVID-19 list.

Why is Kevin Stefanski the NFL Coach of the Year? Because it's December and no one is laughing at the Browns.

Sneakiest good team in the league right now.

The core of their defense isn't the same when DeForest Buckner spends Sundays on the COVID-19 list.

No. 1 on the list of teams most likely to be KO'd by COVID before 2020's final bell.

They are 2-0 vs. the 7-4 Rams and have five losses against teams with a winning record.

Bill Belichick just beat the No. 8 scoring offense with a QB who went 9-for-18 for 84 yards and had a 23.6 passer rating.

Kliff Kingsbury just got schooled by Bill Belichick.

A 37-point beatdown of the Raiders raised Atlanta interim coach Raheem Morris' record to 4-2.

How bad did things get in Atlanta? Nathan Peterman played the final 11 minutes.

When he's not being mauled, Kirk Cousins isn't all that bad.

With a 3-0 record against Jacksonville and Detroit, interim coach Romeo Crennel has helped fire two GMs and one coach.

The Football Team is gunning for its first three-game winning streak in 37 games. Next up: Pittsburgh.

Sorry, Teddy Bridgewater fans. Kirk > TB.

Let's just say they're playing a whole lot better than Anthony Lynn is coaching.

Dear Santa. Please don't make me watch another Bears game until you give them someone who can play quarterback.

John Elway's new combine QB question: "Will you wear a mask so we don't tick off the league and get creamed by four touchdowns?"

Almost as unwatchable as Da Bears.

According to Pro Football Reference, Zac Taylor (4-22-1) is one of only four coaches in NFL history with fewer than five wins and more than 20 losses.

Two words, Detroit: Eric Bieniemy.

Soon-to-be-fired Doug Marrone is 12-31 since nearly beating Bill Belichick in the AFC title game.