NFL Week 13 winners, losers: Bryce Young shines; Colts continue to struggle

San Francisco 49ers NFC West chances: Following a Week 10 loss to the Rams, the 49ers were 6-4 and in danger of missing the playoffs entirely. Three weeks later, they have won three straight and are in position to potentially win the NFC West and do some damage in the postseason if the momentum continues.

Ernest Jones IV, linebacker, Seattle Seahawks: The Seahawks feasted on the Minnesota Vikings by forcing five turnovers (four interceptions) in a 26-0 thrashing. Jones had two of those picks, including this 84-yard pick-six before halftime.

Josh Allen, quarterback, Buffalo Bills: It was not the flashiest performance by any means from Allen and the Bills in a 26-7 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, but he still found a way to make history in the process. This eight-yard TD run put the game out of reach and gave Allen the most rushing TDs (76) in NFL history.

NFL Week 13 losers

Indianapolis Colts: After starting the season 7-1, the Colts have lost three of their last four and have looked like a shell of themselves in recent weeks. For a team that once looked as explosive as any in the league, there is a lot to be concerned with after their latest loss to the Texans.

Matthew Stafford, quarterback, Los Angeles Rams: Stafford entered Week 13 in MVP form with 30 TDs and only two interceptions. Shortly after breaking Tom Brady's record for the most consecutive TD passes without an interception (28), he turned it over three times, including a brutal pick-six.

Shedeur Sanders, quarterback, Cleveland Browns: After leading the Browns to a win in his NFL debut one week ago, it was a much different outcome for Sanders with just eight points scored on Sunday. Aside from a 10-play, 90-yard drive in the second quarter, the Browns either punted, fumbled or turned the ball over on downs on their other eight possessions.

Max Brosmer, quarterback, Minnesota Vikings: With J.J. McCarthy (concussion) and Carson Wentz (left shoulder) unable to go, the undrafted rookie Brosmer made his first career start, and it was brutal to say the least. Brosmer was 19-of-30 for 126 yards and four interceptions.

Pittsburgh Steelers offense: With the 27th-ranked offense in yards per game (292.2 YPG), it is no secret the Steelers have had trouble moving the ball. That was no different on Sunday, with just 166 yards of total offense in the loss to the Bills.