Author: ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports

In the 11 days since Bill Belichick officially became the head coach at North Carolina, not much information has surfaced about his coaching staff.

The Cowboys, who were eliminated from playoff contention earlier in the day, dominated from start to finish.

A quick look at every Saturday and Sunday game.

The Cowboys were eliminated earlier in the day.

The Vikings didn't have safety Harrison Smith for Sunday's win over the Seahawks, as Smith was inactive with a foot injury.

Mike Evans had no catches on the Bucs' first two drives.

In 2012, Washington rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III ran for 815 yards, the most in NFL history for a rookie quarterback.

The cheers in Atlanta can be heard at AT&T Stadium.

Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase continued his terrific season in Sunday's victory over the Browns with six catches for 97 yards — including a 32-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter.

The Seahawks closed out Sunday's loss to the Vikings without running back Kenneth Walker III on the field and they don't know if he'll be able to go in Week 17 at this point.

The Raiders defeated the Jaguars 19-14, ending a 10-game losing streak.

They'll need help, but the home win kept them from being eliminated.

Buffalo fell behind 14-0 early but came back late to win.

It took until the last minute, but the Vikings have kept pace with the Lions in the NFC North.

The Cowboys will have edge rusher Micah Parsons and cornerback Jourdan Lewis for Sunday Night Football.