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Mark Sanchez did his part for the Eagles while the defense dominated and special teams shined.

The NFL's leading receiver -- the one taken in the sixth round of the 2010 draft as an unknown, undersized project -- would like to have a word.

Sanchez, in his first start since the 2012 season, threw two touchdown passes as the N.F.C. East-leading Eagles trounced the Panthers.

Former Minnesota Vikings safety Orlando Thomas, who played with the team for all seven of his NFL seasons and led the league in interceptions during his rookie season in 1995, has died at age 42, the club said on Monday.

With the Dallas Cowboys on a bye week, fantasy owners have several holes to fill in Week 11.

The Dallas Cowboys activated Josh Brent to the 53-man roster, but coach Jason Garrett indicated that the defensive tackle needs to improve his conditioning before making his season debut.

Researchers at Brooke Army Medical Center are using a "tourniquet training" to help wounded warriors return to full health -- and they think it could change the way athletes recover from orthopedic injuries, as well.

Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera denied reports that quarterback Cam Newton played hurt during Monday night's 45-21 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Browns running back Ben Tate is happy the team is winning, but he's unsatisfied with his diminished role in the offense.

Leagues need only follow basic guidelines to have player punishments upheld

Since losing their first two games, including the opener to the Titans, the Chiefs have used a slow, methodical offense to go 6-1 and outscore opponents by 89 points.

A person with knowledge of the injury says San Francisco 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis will miss the remainder of the season and require surgery for a strained left big toe.

Ben Roethlisberger laughed off talk that the curse of Justin Bieber had anything to do with the Steelers' loss to the Jets.

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Mark Sanchez shook off the rust and had one of the best games of his career in his first start in two years.

Darren Sproles scored two touchdowns and Mark Sanchez threw for two more as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Carolina Panthers 45-21 on Monday Night Football.

The Philadelphia Eagles jumped all over a clumsy Carolina Panthers early to provide the platform for a dominant 45-21 triumph on Monday, giving quarterback Mark Sanchez a win in his first Eagles start.

A dominant defense made it easy for Mark Sanchez

The Miami Dolphins were not amused by Sunday's trash talk from Buffalo Bills defensive back Leodis McKelvin, who guaranteed a Buffalo victory in Thursday night's rivalry game against the Dolphins.

Newspaper columnists and radio hosts up and down the dial called for an organizational reboot of the Bears after their 55-14 loss at Green Bay on Sunday night.

No player influenced the outcome of the Jets' win Sunday more than Jarrett, a Jets reserve safety, who had a sack, a fumble recovery and two interceptions.

The NFL players' union filed a grievance against the league on Monday seeking to immediately reinstate the Minnesota Vikings' Adrian Peterson, who pleaded guilty in a child abuse case, but the NFL said it still planned t...