The Goonz finally showed why he’s the defending champ, detonating the week with a performance worthy of the 600 Club. TreVeyon Henderson, Jacoby Brissett, and Jack Campbell all showed up and showed out, turning the box score into one long highlight reel. It wasn’t pretty — it was downright oppressive. The Goonz might be out of the title chase, but this week screamed “spoiler season” as he lines up three straight games against playoff hopefuls and looks ready to ruin some dreams down the stretch.

For ! Zo, it’s the same old heartbreak. Greg Dortch and Travis Kelce went off, but the QB spot once again betrayed him, with Aaron Rodgers flatlining and leaving Zo trying to climb out of yet another hole. He just cannot catch a break, and every close decision seems to tilt the wrong way and seal his fate in the matchups.

Invisible Juice looked dead in the water earlier this season, but this was a full statement game. Josh Allen, Dak Prescott, and Trey McBride all cut loose, with Allen and Dak forming a nuclear QB combo that Juice has been waiting on all year. George Pickens and Nico Collins gave steady support, and even the Cardinals D/ST chipped in a strong effort. The only true scare was Chimere Dike face-planting well and going out with injury, but Juice had more than enough firepower to absorb it and keep rolling. This looks like it could be turning into something special.

For Bama BlackOut, it’s officially panic time. Drake Maye and Lamar Jackson both came in with high expectations and delivered well below them, Lamar putting up a complete dud, turning what should’ve been a strength into a liability. The IDP core — especially Jordyn Brooks, Andrew Van Ginkel, and the Bears D/ST — did everything they could, but the offensive side was a non-stop grind of underperformances. That makes three straight losses for Bama at the worst possible time, while Juice has clawed back to even in the AFC race and suddenly looks like a problem again.

Sport Of Kings rolled into Week 11 with fading hopes, but played like a three-time champ refusing to die. Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Carson Schwesinger lit up the scoreboard, delivering monster outings that flipped the matchup on its head. Even with Jalen Hurts and a few offensive pieces landing below expectations, SOK stacked just enough points on defense and special teams to grind out a critical win and keep the door cracked open for a late playoff push.

Double Trouble had the division in a chokehold a few weeks ago, but this one felt like a sputter. Bijan Robinson and Kyren Williams did Bijan and Kyren things and looked like a championship core. Unfortunately, Justin Herbert and most of the wide receiver group fell flat, creating too many dead spots in the lineup. Double Trouble is still very much in the NFC hunt, but if SOK wins out, this loss could be the one we circle as the moment things got very interesting.

Zeke’s Supreme Team came into this one needing a win to maintain control of the division, but the offense couldn’t quite live up to the expectations. James Cook III and Rico Dowdle both slipped up on the week, and the passing stack with Patrick Mahomes and Jared Goff never really hit their stride. Zeke can feel the division slowly slipping away, he'll need to lock in the rest of the way to make all the season's work end in a first round bye.

Dandy MEN reminded everyone that there are no easy wins in RML. Kenneth Gainwell and Myles Price erupted and played the roll of hidden gems, Mark Andrews bounced back with a big outing, and Blake Cashman anchored the defensive side. Not everything clicked — Michael Penix Jr. and David Montgomery underwhelmed — but the explosive hits outnumbered the misses. Dandy secures his second win of the year and sends a message, while Zeke finds himself sharing the division lead for the first time in a month.

TOO Easy ran into a buzzsaw. De’Von Achane and Kenneth Walker III both turned in solid to strong games this week, but everyone else didn't hold up their end of the bargain. But the passing game never caught up — Caleb Williams and the wide receiver group (Waddle, Egbuka, Ja’Marr Chase) all underperformed. Baker Mayfield was fine but couldnt help squeeze out the last few points needed, leaving this lineup feeling stuck in the mud against a surging opponent.

LET ME SEE YOUR TDs is officially back. The combo of Christian McCaffrey, Jahmyr Gibbs, and JSN looking like the picks of the draft, and Stefon Diggs added another steady performance to round out a loaded skill group. Even with Tua Tagovailoa underperforming and some defensive pieces landing below expectation, TDs controlled this matchup from start to finish. That makes six wins in the last eight for TDs, who suddenly looks as dangerous as any team in the bracket. Meanwhile, Too Easy must now prove it against a brutal closing gauntlet of Zeke, Juice, and Bama.

King Jaffe Joffer picked a perfect time to heat up. Derrick Henry and Travis Etienne Jr. both looked elite, trucking defenses and giving Jaffe a true workhorse foundation. Cedric Gray and a handful of defenders chipped in to steady the floor. It wasn’t a flawless outing — Justin Jefferson and Davante Adams both landed well under their expected numbers — but the overall balance earned Jaffe his third straight win and pulled him even with Double Trouble in the NFC race, taking the lead in the division by tie-breaker.

For The Big D, the slide continues. There were bright spots — Marvin Mims Jr., and Tetairoa McMillan flashed real elite upside. But too many other starters came in well below expectation, including J.J. McCarthy and several key defenders. It felt like another week where the ceiling pieces showed up but the floor completely crumbled beneath them. The Big D has now dropped four of his last six after a hot start and can feel his playoff and championship hopes slipping through his fingers yet again. It's starting to look like a repeat of seasons-past.