Football News

Highlights of the San Francisco 49ers against the Los Angeles Rams in Week Four of the NFL season.

Bobby Wagner flattened a fan who ran on the field with a device letting out pink smoke late in the second quarter of Monday night's Rams-49ers game.

Colts running back Jonathan Taylor is hopeful he'll be able to play Thursday night against the Broncos despite a badly twisted right ankle.

Center Chase Roullier, who tore his MCL against Detroit on Sept. 18, will have surgery Thursday, a source told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.

The Broncos signed running back Latavius Murray off the Saints' practice squad on Tuesday and placed starting running back Javante Williams and starting outside linebacker Randy Gregory on injured reserve.

NFL Nation reporters focus on injury news, changes in roles and any other questions fantasy managers might have.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has said quarterback Dak Prescott's injured thumb is improving but he still cannot grip a football well enough to play.

Though Jerry Jones says quarterback Dak Prescott's grip on a football is "not well enough to play," the owner has not ruled out a Sunday return for Prescott.

The Broncos and Colts have running back issues, while Cordarrelle Patterson and Tua Tagovailoa miss Week 5.

How all 32 NFL teams have fared against the spread, and their over/unders this season heading into Week 5.

Sanders proved the Eagles could count on him to help grind out a win under miserable conditions, something that could come in handy in January.

After another dominant showing Monday night against the rival Rams, 49ers DE Nick Bosa didn't hesitate when asked what the ceiling for this San Francisco defense can be.

Deebo Samuel produced an electric 57-yard touchdown to help the San Francisco 49ers beat the Los Angeles Rams.

Amid a disheartening 1-3 start and facing an uphill climb in the improved NFC East, Washington coach Ron Rivera reiterated that "it's going to take time" to turn the Commanders' fortunes around.