In Week 15 of the NFL, several players made notable contributions despite mixed results for their teams. Dante Stills and Kyzir White led the Arizona Cardinals to a victory over the New England Patriots, with White achieving a team-high 12 tackles.

Meanwhile, Rasul Douglas helped the Buffalo Bills secure a win against the Detroit Lions. David Long Jr. struggled defensively in the same game.

Other players like Bryce Ford-Wheaton of the New York Giants and Geno Smith of the Seattle Seahawks had challenging outings, while several players remained on practice squads.

The Los Angeles Rams are gearing up for a crucial matchup against the Buffalo Bills as they aim to improve their playoff chances. With a record of 6-6, the Rams are hoping to capitalize on their home-field advantage at SoFi Stadium.

Injuries are a significant concern for both the Rams and their NFC West rivals, particularly the San Francisco 49ers, who are struggling with key player absences. The Seattle Seahawks also face injury challenges ahead of their game against the Arizona Cardinals.

As the Rams prepare to face the Bills, they must address their defensive issues, especially against top-tier running backs like James Cook and quarterback Josh Allen, who poses a dual threat on the ground.

The Arizona Cardinals faced a disappointing defeat against the Seattle Seahawks, dropping their record to 6-5 after a promising four-game winning streak. The loss highlighted significant issues in their offense, which struggled against Seattle's defense, resulting in a meager 35 rushing yards and five sacks on quarterback Kyler Murray.

Despite the setback, the Cardinals' defense showed resilience, effectively containing the Seahawks' offense. Coaches Nick Rallis and Jonathan Gannon have been instrumental in maximizing their players' potential, even with a less recognized roster. Moving forward, the Cardinals must confront a challenging schedule, needing to earn their victories as they prepare for upcoming games against the Minnesota Vikings and within their NFC West division.

The Arizona Cardinals are leading the NFC West with a 5-4 record and have made a strategic move by acquiring Baron Browning from the Denver Broncos for a sixth-round pick. Browning, who has faced injury challenges, is expected to bolster the Cardinals' pass rush as they seek to maintain their division lead.

While the Cardinals receive a promising player to enhance their defensive front, the Broncos opted to part ways with Browning, focusing instead on Jonathan Cooper, who has shown impressive performance this season. The trade reflects both teams' strategies as they navigate player development and roster needs.

The Miami Dolphins faced another heartbreaking defeat, falling 28-27 to the Arizona Cardinals as time expired. Despite a strong performance from quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who returned from injury, the Dolphins' defense struggled against Kyler Murray and allowed a last-second field goal.

Miami's playoff hopes are dwindling as they now sit at 2-5, having lost five of their last six games. Tagovailoa's return brought some excitement, but costly mistakes and defensive lapses ultimately doomed the team.