PHOTOS: 10 incredible images from Week 16 in the NFL

by Isaac Owusu
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J.J. Watt showed a familiar face, Marshawn Lynch covered his and the New York teams showed their support to the NYPD in another action-packed week in the NFL.

Here are the images that defined the week:

Yup, I'm back

 

Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton showed his excitement in his first game back, against the Cleveland Browns, following a Dec. 10 car accident which left two fractures in his back.

Taking a tumble

Miami Dolphins punter Brandon Fields narrowly avoided a tumbling Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle Tom Johnson's block attempt while nailing a punt.

Gridlocked

Oakland Raiders running back Latavius Murray found himself in a pile of players while carrying the ball... It almost looks like they're holding a conversation.

Showing his support

New York Jets center Nick Mangold wore an NYPD hat to show his support to the two officers who were killed in Brooklyn on Saturday.

In solidarity

New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin did his part to show his support to the NYPD and called for peace with his pin worn during the game against the St. Louis Rams.

Scream and shout

Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel expressed his pain and anguish on the sideline after leaving the game against the Carolina Panthers due to injury.

Bloodsport

Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt found himself wearing his usual bloodied nose against the Baltimore Ravens. 

Quite the look

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch found a matching fitted cap and elevation training mask combination before the game against the Arizona Cardinals.

Hey, don't hit me so hard!

Chicago Bears quarterback Jimmy Clausen got in the face of Detroit Lions defensive end Ezekiel Ansah after his helmet was taken off on a hit... He doesn't look too pleased.

Mayhem

The St. Louis Rams and New York Giants played a chippy contest, which featured a sideline brawl. It resulted in three players getting ejected and a number of bruised egos.

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