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Garrett has helped power the Browns to their best start in 26 years, but perhaps the most challenging setting of his career awaits him Sunday.

Fred Dean, who began his Hall of Fame career with the Chargers before helping the 49ers win multiple Super Bowls, has died at age 68.

Baker Mayfield said he isn't a "wuss," but can he really go against the Steelers? Will Dalvin Cook suit up for the Vikings? And is Cam Newton actually back?

This may not be the worst year in New York football history. There are several other seasons that compare and a handful of reasons to think at least one team will pull it together.

Stephon Gilmore, the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year, returned to the practice field for the Patriots and has been medically cleared to come off the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green said he is frustrated with his season but wants to remain in Cincinnati.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has vowed to return "stronger and better" as he posted his first message on social media since suffering a horrific, season-ending ankle injury on Sunday.

The Atlanta Falcons shut down their facility Thursday morning after multiple positive COVID-19 tests, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Baltimore is off to its best start since its 2012 Super Bowl season, but Jackson hasn't resembled his MVP self.

This may not be the worst year in New York football history. But there are a handful of reasons to think at least one team will pull it together.

Week Six of the NFL season, and a chance of redemption for Rob Ryan as he takes on West Ham's Aaron Cresswell and Sky Sports Boxing's Johnny Nelson and Gary Logan in this week's NFL Predictions.

The red-hot Browns and Steelers will resume a fierce rivalry. The Chiefs and Bills will try to get back on track. And the Packers will try to pick up where they left off before their bye week.

Washington Football Team quarterback Dwayne Haskins was sent home from the practice facility because of the same gastrointestinal illness that kept him out of Sunday's game.

Asked about the Jets releasing disgruntled running back Le'Veon Bell, coach Adam Gase said his team is "moving forward to Miami," his team's next opponent.