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January 1, 2017: While many were nursing hangovers with the sound of Auld Lang Syne ringing in their ears, something seemingly inconspicuous took place.

Packers receiver Davante Adams had 10 catches for a career-high 180 yards before sitting out the final 10 minutes of Thursday night's game with what he called a turf toe injury.

Two goal-line stands helped the visiting Philadelphia Eagles beat the Green Bay Packers 34-27 on Thursday night.

Chargers coach Anthony Lynn said running back Melvin Gordon could play Sunday on the road against the Dolphins.

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn said running back Melvin Gordon could play on Sunday on the road against the Miami Dolphins.

The Colts won't have LB Darius Leonard against the Raiders on Sunday, and WR T.Y. Hilton is doubtful.

From big-time recruit to losing his starting job at his second college, the career trajectory of quarterback Kyle Allen has been shaped by adversity.

The 3-0 Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots face off on Sunday at 6pm, exclusively live on Sky Sports Action and Main Event. Can the Bills ride their hot start to slow down the defending Super Bowl champions?

With a superstar hurt, the third-year running back Wayne Gallman must slide into his role.

The Dallas Cowboys will look to continue their undefeated start when they visit the New Orleans Saints on Sunday Night Football, exclusively live on Sky Sports Action and Main Event. Here is what to expect...

The Cowboys face a real N.F.L. team, the Bills confront their biggest fear and the Browns try to get back on track in a week in which contenders could start to separate from the pack.

Two NFC North rivals aim to move to 3-1 on Sunday when the Chicago Bears host the Minnesota Vikings, exclusively live on Sky Sports Action and Main Event. Here is what to expect...

Former NFL star Tony Romo made the most of a sponsor’s invite on the PGA Tour to get within five strokes of the early lead at the Safeway Open.

The Eagles' Avonte Maddox was sent to a hospital for further evaluation but has movement in all extremities after an accidental hit to the head from teammate Andrew Sendejo.

Washington expects quarterback Case Keenum, who sprained his foot in Monday's game, to start Sunday after he participated in practice Thursday.