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Browns quarterback Brian Hoyer overcame a season-high three interceptions Sunday at Atlanta to lead Cleveland to a 26-24 win. Hoyer completed 23 of 40 passes for 322 yards, while rushing for 12 yards on three carries. 

The Falcons went ahead 24-23 with 44 seconds left after Atlanta turned Hoyer's third interception into a Matt Bryant 53-yard field goal. However, Hoyer was able to bounce back and lead Cleveland on a seven-play, 61-yard drive, which led to Billy Cundiff's  game-winning, 37-yard field goal as time expired.

Sunday was the third time this season Hoyer has not thrown a touchdown. He has thrown multiple interceptions twice. The Browns are back in action Week 13 at Buffalo.

Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton threw one touchdown and one interception during a 22-13 win Week 12 at Houston. Dalton completed 24 of 35 passes for 233 yards, while rushing for 6 yards on seven carries.

Dalton's lone touchdown pass came on the team's second offensive drive -- a 6-yard completion to wide receiver Mohamed Sanu. Dalton's favorite target on the afternoon was star receiver A.J. Green, who caught a career-high 12 passes for 121 yards.

Dalton has had more games this season with one or no passing touchdowns (seven) than he has had multiple passing touchdowns (four). The Bengals are back in action Week 13 at Tampa Bay.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers tossed two touchdowns Week 12 against the Vikings.

It was just an average game for the superstar quarterback. Rodgers completed 19 of 29 passes for 209 yards and two scores. He was effecient when throwing, averaging a strong 7.2 yards per completion. Rodgers did not turn the ball over during the contest. Both of Rodgers touchdowns came from within the 10 yard line. The first was actually from a yard out. Rodgers faked a handoff, and found tight end Richard Rodgers wide open in the corner of the end zone. On his second touchdown, Rodgers found Eddie Lacy from 10 yards out. Rodgers also had 34 rushing yards.

Rodgers will look for more Week 13 against the Patriots.

The 49ers listed quarterback Josh Johnson, wide receiver Bruce Ellington, wide receiver Quinton Patton, cornerback Tramaine Brock, offensive tackle Anthony Davis, tight end Vance McDonald and defensive lineman Glenn Dorsey as inactive against the Redskins Week 12.

The Redskins listed quarterback Kirk Cousins, wide receiver Aldrick Robinson, cornerback David Amerson offensive tackle Trent Williams tight end Jordan Reed, defensive lineman Chris Baker and wide receiver Leonard Hankerson as inactive against the 49ers Week 12.

Texans running back Arian Foster, cornerback Kareem Jackson, quarterback Tom Savage, wide receiver DeVier Posey, safety Josh Aubrey, linebacker Max Bullough and tackle Jeff Adams were all ruled inactive Week 12 vs. Cincinnati.

The following players have been ruled as inactive for the Titans in Week 12 against the Eagles:  quarterback Charlie Whitehurst, wide receiver Kris Durham, cornerback Blidi Wreh-Wilson, defensive back Marqueston Huff, tackle Will Svitek, tight end Richard Gordon, defensive end Ropati Pitoitua.

The Dolphins listed a lengthy injury report for Week 12 at Denver.

Miami will be without the services of Jonathan Freeny after missing practice the entire week because of a hamstring injury. The team also labeled Charles Clay (knee, hamstring) and Cortland Finnegan (ankle) as doubtful. Daryn Colledge (back) and Lamar Miller (shoulder, knee) were deemed questionable.

Meanwhile, the following players were ruled as probable: Jarvis Landry (shoulder), Koa Misi (ankle), Mike Pouncey (hip), Kelvin Sheppard (hip, groin), Ryan Tannehill (left shoulder), Jordan Tripp (chest), Mike Wallace (calf) and Jimmy Wilson (hamstring).

Raiders quarterback Derek Carr completed 18 of 35 pass attempts for 174 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions, picking up his first NFL win in his team's 24-20 victory over the Chiefs Thursday.

The Raiders jumped out to an early lead on the strength of the running game but watched the Chiefs score 17 unanswered points in the late third and early fourth to take the lead. Carr was able to march his team down the field in the waning moments of the game, capping an 80-yard drive with a nine-yard touchdown pass to James Jones with less than two minutes left to put the Raiders back in front. The win snaps a 16-game losing streak for the Oakland franchise. They'll look to make it two in a row when they hit the road to face the Rams in Week 13.

Raiders quarterback Derek Carr (quad) and linebacker Miles Burris (hip) are active for Thursday night's game against the Chiefs. Both players were listed as probable coming in to the Week 12 matchup.