A record-breaking performance has the Big Boys back in first place in the NFC East.

As divisional play returned, second year sensation Jonathan Taylor scored 5 touchdowns and tallied more than 200 yards of offense to lead the Boys to a 90-27 beatdown over the Dragons in Week 11. The 38 points scored by Taylor set a new single-game mark by a running back, topping Shaun Alexander's legendary Sunday night performance from 2002. After a slow start, Taylor now has 10+ points in 8 straight weeks and has firmly put him into the running for league MVP honors.

With a Huskers loss, the Boys are now the top seed in the NFC, but their playoff future is far from confirmed. With all four teams in the NFC East above .500, the division is still wide open with 3 games left to play.

Elsewhere around the league, the Merry Men pressed their advantage in the AFC West with the combination of a victory and a stunning upset of the Buddies by the Thugs and can now clinch the division when the two teams square off this week, Tom Brady and Bear Poop did what they needed to do to outlast an undermanned Orangutangs squad and retain first place in the AFC East, and the struggles continued for the aforementioned Huskers, who dropped their third consecutive game and failed to crack 20 points for the second game in a row.