Week 18
Myles Garrett breaks NFL single-season sack record
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Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett set a new NFL single-season sack record with 23 takedowns in a Week 18 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. The milestone came late in the fourth quarter when Garrett sacked Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. The achievement sparked celebrations but also drew criticism from Bengals coach Zac Taylor over a game pause.
As kickoff nears for the Steelers-Ravens Week 18 winner-take-all clash at Acrisure Stadium—building on prior previews highlighting records, recent form, and rivalry history—final inactives and returns shape the pivotal AFC North showdown, with T.J. Watt back for Pittsburgh and Derrick Henry's dominance a continued Ravens threat.
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New York Giants tight end Theo Johnson was spotted at Madison Square Garden for the Knicks' loss to the Atlanta Hawks, even though he was ruled out of Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys due to a noncontagious illness. Johnson, who missed practice all week, appeared cheerful on the jumbotron and shared social media posts insisting he is not sick. His season ends with the Giants at 3-13 after a strong performance with 45 catches for 528 yards and five touchdowns.
Building on matchup previews highlighting injuries and Ravens' strengths, Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers addressed his expiring contract, limited 2026 options, enjoyment in Pittsburgh, and mentorship of rookie Will Howard during Wednesday's presser. A Week 18 win over Baltimore is vital for playoffs after last week's Browns loss, with coach Mike Tomlin committed to extending the veteran's season.
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Drake Maye has surged back to the No. 1 position in the Week 18 NFL quarterback power rankings, edging out Matthew Stafford. The rankings evaluate the league's 32 starting signal-callers ahead of the final week of the 2025 regular season, with Patrick Mahomes sidelined by a season-ending injury.