This year has produced a historic number of late lead changes—but none of them have been as improbable as what happened between the Denver Broncos and New York Giants.

A San Francisco defense missing both Nick Bosa and Fred Warner stifled the red-hot Falcons' offense, keeping Robinson in cheeck with just 2.9 yards per carry and his second-lowest rushing total of the season—while Drake London failed to score for the first time since Week 3.

The Seahawks committed four turnovers and several costly penalties, but still scored 27 points against the league’s top scoring defense in Monday night’s win.

This is a weird sort of reverse humblebrag, but if you read this column, you know we give out three NFL anytime touchdown scorer bets each week. In an extremely weird anomaly, we managed to go 2-for-3 (which is very good) on the touchdown scorers but the two playeers who scored -- Davante Adams and Quinshon Judkins-- happened to score six touchdowns.