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Raiders coach Antonio Pierce apologized on Sunday for the "business decisions" comment he made last week.

After holding OC Shane Waldron and themselves accountable in a meeting, the Bears' offensive leaders took charge.

With Cincinnati winless in three games, Joe Burrow recognized the time was right to say a few words to his Bengals teammates before they played the Panthers on Sunday -- a rarity for the QB.

Eric Moody highlights options to add off the waiver wire, including Rashee Rice replacements.

The Washington Commanders' favorable matchup highlights some of the best early bets ahead of NFL Week 5.

Derrick Henry reigns supreme while the Jacksonville Jaguars' miserable season continues; Neil Reynolds and Jeff Reinebold review Week Four in the NFL on the latest episode of Inside the Huddle podcast...

The Steelers have already lost their third offensive lineman for the season, as starting right guard James Daniels suffered an Achilles tear, sources told ESPN.

Minnesota undefeated against the spread, wild bets from Georgia-Alabama and all the other biggest betting storylines from this past weekend.

Tennessee erased a 14-point deficit in the final three minutes for one of the most unlikely wins in NFL history.

Campbell's love for the game and production has been a silver lining for a team in need of one.

The Lions DE said he wants to break the single-season sack record. We asked about his strengths, weaknesses, career ceiling and more.

Pittsburgh scored three second-half touchdowns against Indy, but it wasn't enough to overcome its slow first half.

The NFL has a new superstar quarterback, Fred Warner continues to be special for the San Francisco 49ers, Joe Flacco is back and Christmas is here for UK fans - it's Week Four awards time!

After the Chargers' loss to the Chiefs on Sunday, coach Jim Harbaugh emphasized that Los Angeles' offensive line has got to get QB Justin Herbert more time on his throws.

Fred Warner's 45-yard pick-6 sparked the 49ers early in Sunday's game vs. the Patriots, helping the team cruise to a 30-13 win.

Henry's run set a record for the longest in Baltimore's 29-year history.

After falling behind, the Panthers didn't fold. Instead, they showed signs of progress despite the loss.

In his return to Green Bay, Vikings running back Aaron Jones made sure to get in his "Lambeau Leap" despite not scoring in a win vs. the Packers.

An admittedly "banged up" Aaron Rodgers walked gingerly to the interview podium, feeling the effects of 14 quarterback hits in the New York Jets' 10-9 loss to the Denver Broncos.

Packers QB Jordan Love had a career day against the Vikings -- some good and some bad -- while rallying the team to 22 points in the fourth quarter in his return from injury.

On the heels of a last-second 24-20 loss to the Houston Texans that sent his Jacksonville Jaguars to 0-4, coach Doug Pederson told reporters on Sunday that he is not concerned about his job status, and that his club is "...

Atlanta won on Sunday, but it was the first time since Sept. 26, 2004, that the club won a game without scoring an offensive TD. "There's a lot to fix," QB Kirk Cousins said.