Week 11 featured one of the best 1 pm slates of the year, and specifically one of the best "Witching Hours" to boot, with multiple games coming down to the wire from coast to coast. Sunday Night and Monday Night Football...not as good, but an overall good weekend of NFL action. Here are my standout performers as we get closer to Thanksgiving. Gaffney's 2025 NFL Week 11 Team of the Week (First-Team) Offense: Bryce Young (QB, CAR), Ezra Cleveland (OL, JAX), Sean Tucker (RB, TB)

Not a bad day to be a tight end on this past Sunday of all Sundays, and there were a ton of great performances, none, however, better than Green Bay's Tucker Kraft, who went nuclear in Pittsburgh, but guys like rookies Oronde Gadsen and Harold Fannin, vets like George Kittle and Kyle Pitts, and a ton more.

Please do not take this kid and what he's doing this year for granted. Drake Maye is legitimately having one of the best, if not the best, seasons of any QB in the league through eight weeks.

Tyler Huntley, take a bow.

Unfortunately, the Dolphins will also likely be without their starter, as Tua Tagovailoa was downgraded to doubtful with a hip injury.

Even when the pressure didn't get to him, Lawrence kept that feeling that the rush was coming every snap.

The Browns already have offensive woes from their 33-17 loss to the Cowboys at home last Sunday.

Garrett's impact on the Cleveland Browns is an injection boost of dominance for the entire team.

Reigning DPOY, Myles Garrett will once again lead a defense that finished top five in points allowed and yards allowed last year.

“I don’t think we deserved to win," said 49ers edge rusher Nick Bosa. "We didn’t underestimate them, but they did play better than us...

This juggernaut of a 49ers defense aims to exploit this opportunity and spoil Walker's debut in front of the Cleveland faithful.

Word had been around for a good bit now that No. 9 was disgruntled with his contract with two years remaining on his deal.