
Deshaun Watson threw for 308 yards and zero touchdown passes, and Cleveland's scores came on the ground. Quinshon Judkins ran for two, Watson ran for one, and that was the entire scoring account…



Deshaun Watson threw for 308 yards and zero touchdown passes, and Cleveland's scores came on the ground. Quinshon Judkins ran for two, Watson ran for one, and that was the entire scoring account…

Week 7 Bettor's Guide: Cardinals Upset Talk, a Vikings Pick and Denzel Ward's Hand Week 7's betting content all arrives in the same shape: confident picks built on a thin pile of evidence and delivere…

NFL Roundup: Cardinals Lose Gaines, Browns Get Judkins and Sampson Back Arizona's injury report grew at the worst time of the week, Cleveland's backfield got whole again, and Kenneth Walker III gave t…

October is when NFL seasons stop being theoretical. The Cowboys are 2-4 and talking about belief. The Packers have receivers coming off the injury report.

I would expect him to play, but we'll see' is a projection, not a clearance. Cleveland's perimeter and its IDP tackle math both hinge on the practice

The Colts own the day, and nothing about it happened on a field. Chris Ballard is out as general manager in Indianapolis, and DeForest Buckner did not wait for the press release to react.

Browns at Titans: A 4-2 Team the Market Won't Back Cleveland is 4-2 and favored by a point and a half on the road against a 1-5 team.

NFL Roundup: Eagles Face a Hurts Investigation, and the League Plays On in Paris The union wants answers about Jalen Hurts. The league's top doctor says the process was fine.

Lions Wire Pickups, a Paris Trip and a Kicker Swap: NFL Midweek Notes The NFL's midweek news cycle is mostly logistics and leverage. This one has a kicker swap in Miami, a Paris road trip for the Sain…

Three clubs got the same label this week, and it's the least informative label in football. New England, Carolina and Cleveland are all listed among the biggest risers in Pro Football Network's Week 7…

Steelers-Saints in Paris, Chargers at 0-6, and the Browns Nobody's Talking About The NFL's Wednesday is a logistics story wearing a football costume.

The loudest argument in the NFL this week is about a quarterback nobody is picking for anything, prosecuted by two retired players with microphones.

The NFL's transaction wire outworked the scoreboard on Tuesday. The Giants cut a running back two days after he said out loud what the snap chart already showed.

Three teams are unbeaten at the top — San Francisco at 6-0, Minnesota and Kansas City at 5-0 — while the Chargers sit 0-6 at the bottom.

The losing quarterback had the better passer rating. Tyler Huntley finished 19 of 31 for 165 yards, one touchdown, no interceptions and an 86.1 rating.