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The NFC East lost every game it played in Week 5, a clean sweep of failure that has happened just four times since the 2002 divisional realignment, per CBS Sports. The Giants lost too.
Tyler Huntley's passer rating says 111.6. His QBR says 79.0. When those two numbers disagree by that much, trust the QBR, and in this case it answers the question ESPN's Week 5 takeaways package asked…
A one-clip NFL Tuesday: Adam Schefter, on ESPN's air, saying everyone deserves blame for the Washington Commanders' clock management fiasco. That's the day's news.
Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen Is a Hollywood Star, and the Rushing Numbers Are Why ESPN published a feature on Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen as a star on and off the field, Hollywood and endorsem…
Sean McVay announced two roster moves at his press conference: the Rams released kicker Mevis and signed kicker Blake. Then he spent part of the session un-saying something else.
A short board Tuesday: Pittsburgh loses a receiver for multiple weeks, New England loses the man protecting its quarterback's blind side, and the NFL's discipline office opens a file on Dre Greenlaw.
Seattle got a close game in the late window and gave the ball to the receiver it has learned to trust with it. The Seahawks fell 32-29 to the 49ers, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba came up short on a late drop…
Steelers' Warren Rolls, and the NFL Still Can't Agree on Overtime Pittsburgh has a running back question in the good sense and a decision problem in the normal sense.
NFL Week 5 Roundup: Penix Hurt in Falcons Loss, Titans' QB Question Three clubs, three different kinds of Monday. Atlanta is waiting on a rib. Tennessee is arguing about its quarterback.
Two quarterback conversations are driving the league's news cycle, and in both of them the consensus is litigating the wrong man. Start in Las Vegas, where the No. 1 pick finally got on the field.
Two Atlanta stories this week, and they point in opposite directions: a linebacker room held together with practice-squad tape, and a running back the rest of the league keeps praising without being…
49ers Lose Deebo Samuel and Dre Greenlaw in Seahawks Clash as Murray, Maye and Jacksonville Deliver Sunday in the NFL produced one genuinely ugly divisional game, one quarterback turning back the cloc…
Titans stick with Cam Ward after Houston's defense buries Tennessee Houston's pass rush never needed a disguise. Will Anderson Jr. lined up, won his rep, and did it again, finishing with three sacks…
Los Angeles is signing kicker Blake Grupe off the New York Jets' practice squad, per ESPN, after the Rams released kicker Mevis following kicking miscues in an overtime loss.
Around the league on a Monday: Chicago is a step closer to getting its quarterback back, Houston is already imagining what a new receiver does to its offense, and Week 5 sorted the fantasy risers…
The Eagles' injury report is starting to look like a struck-through depth chart. Saquon Barkley, hamstring. DeVonta Smith, hamstring. Tank Bigsby, injured reserve.
The Texans keep shopping for a second receiver. Marvin Harrison Jr. might be the first one they've acquired who isn't really a second anything.
NFL Roundup: Eric Moody Is Right About the Eagles Backfield, Just Not the Way You Think Eric Moody's concern with the Philadelphia Eagles backfield got aired this week, and the fantasy reflex is alrea…
The Seahawks are so thin at running back that they handed the ball to a wide receiver last week, and Rashid Shaheed made it look like something they'd planned all along.
NFL Roundup: Eagles Keep Lane Johnson, Browns Fined, Saquon Barkley Sits Philadelphia finished its London weekend with a 53-man roster that doesn't behave like one.
NFL Week 5 Odds and Picks: Packers vs. Bears, Texans Week 5 lines are out from CBS Sports and SportsLine, and the two games they put at the top of the board are the ones actually worth arguing about:…
NFL roundup: Eagles keep Lane Johnson on the 53, Chargers' Herbert problem, Jets get a pep talk Tuesday's league news has a theme if you squint: teams paying for decisions they already made.
NFL Transaction Wire: Bills Cut an Edge, Bears Clear an IR Spot Five NFL clubs hit the transaction wire Monday, and not one of the moves will shift a betting line.
Week 5 is a weather week, and the fantasy industry's answer to uncertainty is always the same: fresh rankings. Rain is in the forecast for Browns-Jets and Giants-Commanders, Miami's heat gets a mentio…
Harbaugh called tempo 'part of our system from day one' — then said game flow 'maybe' forced it. His best evidence is an overtime game.
Asked about Lamar's Wednesday practice, Minter gave a Friday timeline — then spent a minute praising the backup. That's a hedge.
Saturday's transaction wire carried one subtraction and one near-milestone. The Patriots placed veteran receiver Mack Hollins on injured reserve with a calf injury, and the Saints' Alvin Kamara sits f…
Vrabel's one-word answer on A.J. Brown is the tell: no ramp, no timeline. Meanwhile Maye's 374-yard day just re-priced the target tree.
Diggs is out and McLaurin is a gametime decision. The bucket Quinn put each name in matters more than the words.
Saleh's 'Hook' is the safety, not the quarterback, and he already has the patch. The DMR 'toss-up' at tight end changes nothing.
Winston wasn't ruled out so he could 'stand in the middle of the field.' That's a safety-room admission, and it moved IDP value in Week 5.
The Charles 'questionable' tag is a gameday-active question, not a target-volume one. The sharper tell: Macdonald hedged on him and committed on Willi
Bosa and Thompson out is old news — the pass rush already replaced them. Sigel out and Stout questionable is where the secondary thins.
Goedert's return fills the NFL's emptiest TE room, but he volunteered his blocking origin in a question about the retired right tackle.
Baun is cleared and full-go. The snap-share panic is misplaced: Campbell's biggest tackle games came with Baun active. Trotter is the real loser.
No designation, no 'day-to-day' — just 'protocol,' with a bye next. That's a timeline the Vikings have no incentive to accelerate.
Donald has 4 tackles and zero sacks in two 2026 games. Any line move off his absence is pricing the name, not the production.
Donald 'limited' is a floor, not a green light. Zero interior sacks in four straight games is the number to actually bet against.
Kubiak's conditional framing — 'if he can't go' — plus a refused injury timeline reads closer to doubtful than the tag suggests.