Go inside the huddle with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Rimbled.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to Inside the Huddle.

I am your host, Neil Reynolds, joined as ever on a Monday by Jeff Reimbold.

We're going to look back on week 16 in the NFL, which delivered from Thursday night football to Sunday night football.

We're starting to see things take shape, Jeff, in both conferences, and it was a sensational weekend of football.

Okay.

If we go, if we go back 18 weeks, 18 weeks, would you have ever said the

Carolina Panthers would be a playoff team? Would you have said the Broncos are fighting for

first seating in the AFC East, excuse me, in the AFC.

And when you look at the NFC race, you see them like the Seattle Seahawks.

It's like, what are the bears, 11 wins?

Are we, what is going on in football?

Well, yeah, to your point, we're going to talk about a few teams that have turned their fortunes around Jacksonville had four wins last year.

They got win number 11 on Sunday, Carolina in first place in their division. New England had four wins last year. They got win number 11 on Sunday. Carolina in first place in their division. New England

had four wins last year. They're in the playoffs. They're in first place in the AFCs. The Bears

had five wins. They had a big win in overtime. They're in first place in the NFC North. So let's,

I'm not sure really what order to do. I'll tell you what,

let's go most recent game. Let's talk about Sunday night football. The New England Patriots

2824 winners against the Baltimore Ravens. Lamar Jackson went out of this game with a bruised

back. But Derek Henry kind of took over, Jeff. And then the stage was set for Drake May,

four or five minutes

left, touchdown to win the game, and he delivered. That was a big moment for a team that

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