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With a strong slate of games coming into Week 13, things were expected to get crazy and that’s exactly what happened.
In New York, the Commanders and Giants gave us our second tie of the NFL season, which is the first time since 2018 we’ve seen two ties in the same year. In a twist, this was the Giants’ first tie since 1997, when they also tied Washington. It was the Commanders’ first draw since the Bengals game in London in 2016.
In Houston, Deshaun Watson returned to the field for the first time in 700 days and recorded perhaps the most bizarre win of his career. Though the Browns easily won 27-14, they didn’t score a single offensive touchdown, earning them the most points in a game by a team with no offensive TD since 1999.
So what grade do you get if your team doesn’t score an offensive touchdown? Let’s get to the week 13 grades and find out. If you’re looking for an in-depth look at the Bills’ win over the Patriots played on Thursday, be sure to click here.
Cleveland 27-14 over Houston
Browns Texans Sheet Music by Garrett Podell (Love the Sheet Music? Hate the Sheet Music? Let him know on Twitter.)
Washington 20-20 draw against NY Giants
Commanders-Giants Sheet Music by John Breech (Love the sheet music? Hate the sheet music? Let him know on Twitter.)
Pittsburgh 19-16 over Atlanta
Steelers Falcons Sheet Music by John Breech (Love the sheet music? Hate the sheet music? Let him know on Twitter.)
Green Bay 28-19 via Chicago
Packers Bears Sheet Music by John Breech (Love the Sheet Music? Hate the Sheet Music? Let him know on Twitter.)
Detroit 40-14 over Jacksonville
Jaguars Lions Sheet Music by John Breech (Love Sheet Music? Hate Sheet Music? Let him know on Twitter.)
Baltimore 10-9 over Denver
Broncos Ravens Sheet Music by John Breech (Love the Sheet Music? Hate the Sheet Music? Let him know on Twitter.)
Minnesota 27-22 over NY Jets
Jets-Vikings Sheet Music by Jordan Dajani (Love the Sheet Music? Hate the Sheet Music? Let him know on Twitter.)
Philadelphia 35-10 over Tennessee
Titans Eagles Sheet Music by Jeff Kerr (Love the Sheet Music? Hate the Sheet Music? Let them know on Twitter.)