Jordan Mailata showcased his dominance for the Philadelphia Eagles, achieving a remarkable 94.5 PFF grade with only one pressure allowed on 24 pass-blocking snaps and an elite 95.6 in run-blocking.

In PFF's NFL Week 13 Team of the Week, Mailata was named Offensive Player of the Week, highlighting his exceptional performance. The Eagles' offensive line also shone, with four starters earning grades above 65.0 in their victory over the Baltimore Ravens.

Meanwhile, Tarheeb Still of the Los Angeles Chargers was recognized as the Defensive Player and Rookie of the Week, making significant contributions in coverage and securing two interceptions.

The San Francisco 49ers secured a nail-biting 23-20 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, marking their first two-game win streak of the season. Quarterback Brock Purdy led the charge with 353 passing yards and two touchdowns, despite a struggling rushing offense. The defense managed to limit the Buccaneers' passing game effectively, although they faced challenges in run defense.

Special teams struggled significantly, with three missed field goals, but Jake Moody's game-winning kick salvaged the day. Coach Kyle Shanahan praised the team's resilience, noting that they overcame various issues to achieve the win, which keeps them competitive in the NFC West.

The San Francisco 49ers are facing a challenging situation as rookie receiver Ricky Pearsall steps into a more significant role following the season-ending injury of Brandon Aiyuk. Pearsall, who is recovering from being shot in the chest, expressed his disappointment over Aiyuk's injury but sees it as an opportunity for himself and fellow rookie Jacob Cowing to contribute.

With key players like All-Pro running back Christian McCaffrey also sidelined, the 49ers are in need of playmakers. Coach Kyle Shanahan praised Pearsall's versatility and potential, highlighting his ability to run a full route tree. Pearsall aims to improve as he adjusts to the increased responsibilities on the field.

The San Francisco 49ers have elevated two undrafted rookies, Evan Anderson and Jaylen Mahoney, from their practice squad ahead of a crucial NFC West matchup against the Seattle Seahawks.

This move comes as the team deals with injuries, including the absence of defensive tackle Jordan Elliott and the placement of Javon Hargrave and Yetur Gross-Matos on injured reserve.

Anderson previously contributed in a win against the New England Patriots, while Mahoney made his NFL debut in that same game, adding depth to the safety position.