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Doug Flutie's cereal sold over 2 million boxes in 1998, with the proceeds benefiting his foundation. Now, Flutie Flakes are making a comeback.

The QB, enjoying his best season, plans to lead by example as Dallas works to break free from the inconsistency that has produced a 6-6 record.

With Lamar Jackson, Baltimore's offensive coordinator has unleashed his creativity on the NFL.

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin says he likes what he has seen of Duck Hodges and will stick with the undrafted rookie at quarterback.

If injuries have you seeking help for your team, we have suggestions to plug those holes in your lineup.

John Ross, who has a career-high 328 receiving yards despite playing in only four games for the Bengals this season, has been activated off IR.

For all their talent, the Browns have a long way to go. But all hope is not lost, especially if they can learn from what went wrong this season.

DE Chris Smith, whose girlfriend was struck and killed by a driver after exiting his vehicle in September, has been released by the Browns. He had one tackle in nine games.

Browns coach Freddie Kitchens indicated that safety Damarious Randall's benching is short term.

The Murray-led Cardinals' offense had just 81 yard through three quarters in a game in which coach Kliff Kingsbury said the team lacked "juice."

These players, coaches and executives won't be playing out the string, as the final month of the season could make or break their futures.

Six Seattle players were listed in the week's final injury report with an illness, including cornerback Tre Flowers and receiver David Moore, who starred in Monday night's win over Minnesota.

Rashaad Penny scored one touchdown rushing and one receiving, Russell Wilson hit David Moore for a 60-yard TD pass and the Seattle Seahawks built a big second-half lead before holding off the Minnesota Vikings for a 37-...

Broncos defensive end Derek Wolfe is likely done for the season after dislocating his elbow.

The retired tight end did not meet the N.F.L.'s deadline to be reinstated.