NFL scores and Week 13 games live tracker: Justin Fields running through Packers, Deebo Samuel active

Including his two touchdown catches so far today, Eagles WR A.J. Brown has nine this season.

Wide receivers from the Titans, his former team, have four this season combined.

Eagles lead 28-10 in the third quarter.

From the outside looking in, this Sunday’s showdown against Miami’s top-ranked passing offense is a chance for the 49ers’ defense to prove itself. The unit’s most recent game against an elite attack, after all, ended in disaster.

That was over a month ago against Kansas City, when the Chiefs dropped six touchdowns in seven drives and averaged 9.1 yards per play against the 49ers. The final score was 44-23. Statistically, it was the worst 49ers’ defensive performance of coach Kyle Shanahan’s tenure.

So naturally, a matchup with the Dolphins — the only team that’s rivaled Kansas City’s offensive efficiency this season — seems like an ideal measuring stick for the 49ers’ defense at a time that it’s again surging.

But that’s not how the 49ers’ locker room sees it. They’re entering this game with confidence in their process that might border on brash. Four straight second-half shutouts and a full-game shutout against New Orleans — the 49ers haven’t allowed a point over their past 94 in-game minutes — have fueled some convicted belief.

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On back-to-back drives, the Commanders have run a combined 23 plays and used up 14:12 of clock, but they’ve gained only 103 yards and come up with no points.

Both times, penalties stalled the drive. Joey Slye missed a 52-yard field goal attempt, and Washington still trails New York 20-13 with 10:06 to play.

A.J. Brown, punking his former team, fully underway now. Also, what a throw from Eagles QB Jalen Hurts. Ttians DB Tre Avery actually had good coverage, but that’s a 29-yard touchdown.

It’s 28-10 Eagles. Brown at five catches for 95 yards and two scores.

Detroit has now scored a field goal or a touchdown on six straight drives against the Jaguars.

That is the third longest drive scoring streak of the 2022 season, behind only Dallas and Buffalo both posting seven straight scoring drives, both of which occurred in Week 11.

Jamaal Williams has been the Lions go-to rusher in close, as he is second in the league in rush attempts inside the opponent 5-yard line, but that hasn’t stopped D’Andre Swift from finding the end zone on the ground.

Swift’s score against the Jaguars now gives him a rushing score in three of the Lions’ last four games and has vaulted him to a double-digit point total in each of those contests (full PPR scoring).

Browns find the end zone and again, it’s not the offense.

Cornerback Denzel Ward picks up a Kyle Allen fumble on a quarterback sneak and runs it in for the score.

Along with the punt return TD by Donovan Peoples-Jones in the first half, Cleveland has multiple non-offensive TDs in a game for the first time since Week 14 of 2014 against the Colts.

Browns lead the Texans 14-5 with 10:10 left in the third quarter.

The Commanders have owned the time-of-possession battle during their run of six wins in seven games, and they’re doing so today, holding the ball for 25:54 to the Giants’ 15:32.

The problem? Washington is trailing, 20-13, and the offense just used up eight minutes of clock without scoring, with an 11-play drive stalled by penalty. We’re already down to 3:34 left in the third quarter.

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Looks like Giants DL Leonard Williams is shaken up. He made it off the field and is now being checked by trainers.

A look at where things stand with the 1 p.m. ET games at or near halftime:

• Browns 7, Texans 5 (half)
• Steelers 16, Falcons 6 (12:32 third quarter)
• Bears 16, Packers, 10 (12:25 third quarter)
• Lions 23, Jaguars 6 (14:17 third quarter)
• Vikings 20, Jets 6 (half)
• Giants 20, Commanders 13 (8:48 third quarter)
• Eagles 21, Titans 10 (half)
• Broncos 6, Ravens 3 (10:28 third quarter)

A complete list of scores and live stats can be found here.

It has been a very good day for many fantasy managers, as there have been a lot of impact prospects in the first half of the early Sunday matchups. Here are the star players (full PPR scoring).

• Eagles QB Jalen Hurts – 25.62 points
• Bears QB Justin Fields – 18.04 points
• Lions QB Jared Goff – 12.16 points
• Titans QB Ryan Tannehill – 11.64 points
• Steelers QB Kenny Pickett – 10.9 points
• Giants RB Saquon Barkley – 15.8 points
• Vikings RB Dalvin Cook – 12.3 points
• Vikings RB Alexander Mattison – 10.1 points
• Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown – 17.8 points
• Commanders WR Terry McLaurin – 16.0 points
• Eagles WR DeVonta Smith – 19.3 points
• Eagles WR A.J. Brown – 15.1 points
• Jaguars WR Christian Kirk – 13.4 points
• Browns WR Donovan Peoples-Jones – 12.1 points
• Lions WR DJ Chark – 11.8 points
• Bears WR Equanimeous St. Brown – 11.6 points
• Falcons WR Drake London – 11.2 points
• Vikings WR Justin Jefferson – 10.6 points
• Steelers TE Pat Freiermuth – 10.6 points
• Broncos TE Greg Dulcich – 10.5 points

Washington left John Bates — a strong blocker, but still a tight end — one-on-one with Azeez Ojulari on third-and-8, and Ojulari won around the edge and stripped Taylor Heinicke. The Giants recovered and will start at the Commanders’ 20 with a chance to take the lead.

Ojulari hasn’t played since Week 4 and that was just his second sack of the season after he posted 8.0 last year as a rookie.

The Lions struggled early in the season to find a kicker, but Michael Badgley has settled in nicely since joining them in Week 4. He had field goals from 38, 47 and 45 yards in the first half against the Jaguars to give the Lions a 23-6 lead at the break.

Ravens announce that QB Lamar Jackson (knee) has been ruled out for the rest of today’s game against the Broncos.