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 NFL: Week 11

There might not be a better closer in the NFL than Tennessee Titan’s running back Derrick Henry. After his 29-yard sprint to beat the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Henry now has two overtime touchdowns on the season. He is only the third player in the past 30 years to score multiple overtime touchdowns in the same season, joining former Chicago Bears safety Mike Brown (2001) and former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jerome Bettis (1997). Henry, who rushed for 133 yards in Week 11, typically plays his best football down the stretch.

Miami Dolphins rookie quarterback Tua Tagovailoa saw his beginner's luck run dry in Week 11. After starting his NFL career with three straight wins, Tagovailoa was sacked six times and benched in a 20-13 loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Tagovailoa did not turn the ball over before veteran Ryan Fitzpatrick relieved him in the fourth quarter, but he only completed 11 of his 20 pass attempts (55%) for 83 yards. 


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