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We reflect on some of the Winners and Losers from Sunday in Week 12 of the NFL season

McCaffrey, one of the best receiving running backs in NFL history, plays his former team on "Monday Night Football."

Buccaneers QB Baker Mayfield sprained his non-throwing shoulder in Sunday night's 34-7 loss to the Rams and will undergo an MRI on Monday.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson didn't participate in the Ravens' walk-through Monday because of his latest injury.

Eagles rookie safety Andrew Mukuba suffered an ankle fracture that will require surgery, sources told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler on Monday.

Greg Olson, who was the team's offensive coordinator in 2013-14 and then from 2018-2021, will once again call plays for the Raiders.

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This is a different Chicago Bears team. Ben Johnson knows it. Caleb Williams knows it. And the NFL is beginning to know it as a dormant giant franchise eyes perennial playoff contention.

Patriots starting left tackle Will Campbell, who was carted off the field Sunday after injuring his right knee, could still return this season, coach Mike Vrabel said.

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Pittsburgh has squandered its lead in the AFC North, but Mason Rudolph says, "There's never been panic here."

Browns great Bernie Kosar announced on social media that he is being discharged from the hospital Monday a week after he received a liver transplant, which came more than a year after he was placed on the waiting list.

The Saints are bringing in former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker for a tryout, a source told ESPN, confirming multiple reports.

Only two current general managers played in the league. They took drastically different paths to get there.

Davante Adams caught two of Matthew Stafford's three touchdown passes as the Los Angeles Rams moved into sole possession of the NFC with a 34-7 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday night.

The Eagles let a 21-point lead slip through their fingers in Sunday's loss to the Cowboys.

The Cowboys trailed 21-0 against the Eagles but rallied to win 24-21. The 21-point comeback tied a franchise record.

As a result of their 34-7 win over the Buccaneers on Sunday, Matthew Stafford and the 9-2 Rams have the best record in the NFC, and coach Sean McVay said after the win, "I love the way that we've handled a little...

Chip Kelly is out as the offensive coordinator of the Raiders, a decision that came after the team's 24-10 loss to the Browns.

Dallas Cowboys' Dak Prescott with a pass completion to George Pickens for a 43-yard gain against the Philadelphia Eagles.