NFL Week 11 takeaways: What We Learned from Sunday's 13 games - NFL.com

Around The NFL breaks down what you need to know from all of Sunday's action in Week 11 of the 2025 NFL season. Catch up on each game's biggest takeaways using the links below:

Next Gen Stats Insight for Commander-Dolphins (via NFL Pro): Dolphins RB De’Von Achane ran outside the tackles on 17 of his 21 carries against the Commanders, gaining 109 yards (47.1% success rate) on outside runs compared to just 11 yards on four inside carries (25.0% success rate). Achane recorded a career-high six explosive runs on outside carries, along with 76 yards after contact, the most allowed to a running back by the Commanders this season.

NFL Research: Jordyn Brooks led the Dolphins with 20 tackles in their win over the Commanders. Sunday was Brooks' second game this season with at least 16 tackles (Week 4 vs. Jets), making him the first Miami player with at least two games of 16-plus tackles since Hall of Famer Zach Thomas in 2006.

Next Gen Stats Insight for Panthers-Falcons (via NFL Pro): Bijan Robinson rushed 23 times for 104 yards and two touchdowns against the Panthers, gaining 98 yards and both scores on 20 carries outside the tackles.

NFL Research: Bryce Young’s 448 passing yards were not only a career high but also the best in franchise history, topping Cam Newton’s 432-yard game in his second career outing in 2011.

Next Gen Stats Insight for Bills-Bucs (via NFL Pro): Josh Allen completed 19 of 30 passes for 317 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions, with most of his production coming against zone coverage. When facing zone, Allen completed 12 of 17 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns.

NFL Research: This was the Bills' first win this season in a game in which they had multiple giveaways (were 0-3 prior).

Next Gen Stats Insight from Chargers-Jaguars (via NFL Pro): The Jaguars finished with a QB pressure rate of 50, their highest of the 2025 season.

NFL Research: Entering Week 11, the Chargers led the NFL in average time of possession (33:35). On Sunday, they possessed the ball for just 22:05, their lowest mark of the season, including owning possession for just 1:54 in the third quarter, the third-lowest total in a quarter for any NFL team this season.

Next Gen Stats Insight for Bears-Vikings (via NFL Pro): The Vikings blitzed Caleb Williams on 24 of 36 dropbacks (66.7%), the second-highest blitz rate by any defense in a game this season.