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The Chargers will be without wide receiver Mike Williams and offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga when the team faces the Buccaneers on Sunday.

A sloppy contest between fairly woeful teams had a few moments of pure beauty. We focused on those and left out the rest.

The Steelers at Titans game, which had been scheduled for Sunday, has been rescheduled for Oct. 25 after an outbreak of positive coronavirus tests within the Titans organization this week.

It's time for the Atlanta Falcons' leaders to stand up as the team looks to avoid adding to its record of second-half collapses, says former NFL coach Rob Ryan. 

Ron Rivera, dealing with the effects of another round of chemotherapy, left Thursday's practice early but still plans to coach Sunday.

An ugly defeat at home against the struggling Broncos marks a new low for New York's embattled coach.

Packers wide receiver Allen Lazard had surgery for a core muscle injury this week and is out indefinitely, a source told ESPN.

Patrick caught six passes for 113 yards and a touchdown against the Jets, his first 100-yard receiving day.

Cam Newton is winning over New England, a racially complicated area accustomed to Hall of Fame quarterback play. All it's taken are a couple wins, endorsements from his taciturn coach and a whole lot of charm.

Niners tight end George Kittle did his best Thursday to wipe away any doubts about whether he'll be back Sunday from a sprained left knee.

The Bucs have ruled out WR Chris Godwin and RB Leonard Fournette for Sunday's game with the Chargers.

Jeff Reinebold says he "cannot understand the criticism" of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, in a week where owner Jerry Jones has been accused of throwing shade at his QB.

New England Patriots quarterback Cam Newton has hailed the play of defending Super Bowl champion Patrick Mahomes, saying the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback is 'changing the game', ahead of their Week Four matchup.

Buffalo has roared to a 3-0 start behind its young quarterback, but the next six games will challenge a team that has issues to correct on defense.

New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold missed just four snaps after spraining his throwing shoulder during Thursday night's loss to the Denver Broncos. Darnold said he was "fine" after the game.

Joe Flacco will serve as Sam Darnold's backup for the first time this season on Thursday night against the Broncos, the team he played for last season.