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The Giants are looking for their first win of the 2017 season and it will have to be a comeback win if it comes this Sunday. Jameis Winston threw a four-yard touchdown to Mike Evans and a 58-yarder to rookie tight end O.J. Howard in the first quarter as the Buccaneers raced out to a [more]

The Vikings lost to the Lions on Sunday, and they may have lost a promising rookie for the rest of the year. Coach Mike Zimmer told reporters that the team fears an ACL injury for running back Dalvin Cook, who suffered a non-contact knee injury while running the ball in the second half of the [more]

Marcus Mariota will undergo an MRI on his injured hamstring to determine the severity, Titans coach Mike Mularkey said in his postgame press conference via Jim Wyatt of the team website. The Titans quarterback injured his hamstring on a 2-yard touchdown run with 1:50 remaining in the second quarter, according to Mularkey. It was Mariota’s [more]

The Jets and Jaguars came close to playing the first tie since the move to a 10-minute overtime period, but one last blunder by the Jaguars was enough to put the Jets in position to kick a game-winning field goal. Jaguars linebacker Paul Posluszny was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct at the end of a Jeremy [more]

The Chargers have yet to win for L.A. Or win at all. And it’s not looking good on either front so far. The Eagles are up 10-0 at the end of the first quarter, in what doesn’t really look like a road game. There are plenty of Eagles fans in the smallest stadium in the [more]

The 49ers joined the ranks of teams that wanted to say . . . something about the national anthem controversy, although it’s not totally clear what they were trying to say. Before today’s game against the Cardinals, the 49ers gathered during the anthem with some players kneeling while others stood behind the players who were [more]

Drivers that came into the race on the bubble are not doing well thus far.

The Rams entered Sunday’s game with a 2-1 record and an impressive 35.7 points per game average. But their first two victories came against the Colts and the 49ers, so the Rams probably didn’t get the credit due. But Los Angeles’ victory over the Cowboys — on the road — should send a statement that [more]

The Giants had three players take a knee during the national anthem in Week Three and one of them did it again in Week Four. Defensive end Olivier Vernon was the only player who knelt during the anthem in Tampa while teammates Damon Harrison, Keenan Robinson and Landon Collins raised a fist. Harrison and Collins [more]

Coming soon to the Laws of the Game: Don't swat yellow cards out of the referee's hand.

Le'Veon Bell didn’t have his usual success in the first three games of the 2017 season, but facing a familiar rival brought out his best game of the young season. Bell was the featured player in the Steelers offense as he ran the ball 35 times, caught four passes and scored two touchdowns in a [more]

The Bengals and Browns met in the battle of Ohio, but only one team came ready for battle. Cleveland put forth an embarrassing effort, getting blown out by the previously winless Bengals 31-7. The Browns are 0-4, and they might be even worse this year than they were last year, when they were the worst [more]

Cam Newton only looked rusty for a quarter. And then he started looking like an MVP again. Newton bounced back from an early interception with his best game of the season so far, leading the Panthers to a 33-30 win at New England which moved them to 3-1. Graham Gano hit a 48-yard field goal [more]

The Lions and Vikings have a knack for playing close games, and the Lions have a knack for coming out on top. Just as they did in both meetings between the two teams last year, the Lions won a hard-fought game against the Vikings today, 14-7. It wasn’t always pretty from either team, as both [more]

The Falcons are no longer unbeaten, and the Bills are no longer apologizing for the way they play. Buffalo forced three Matt Ryan turnovers and left Atlanta with a 23-17 win, improving to 3-1 in the process. That’s the same record as the Falcons, though few might have predicted the way this one would go [more]

The Titans might want to skip a review of the game film from this one. The Texans, on the other hand, will quite enjoy seeing it again. Houston dominated Tennessee from start to finish, setting a team record for most points in a game in a 57-14 rout of the Titans. It was the most [more]

"The majority of the NBA players come from the same backgrounds and socioeconomic situations that these criticisms are coming from."

The smallest stadium in the NFL has not further shrunk. Contrary to a tweeted photo from Les Bowen of the Philadelphia Daily News implying that seats have been covered at StubHub Center, the Chargers tell PFT that the banners shown in the image have been there all year, and that they do not reduce the [more]

He spent a large portion of last season in the minors.

The Rams slowed the Cowboys offense in the third quarter. Dallas, which had 287 yards in the first half, had 328 yards after three quarters and watched its lead disappear. Los Angeles did all the scoring in the third quarter, adding 10 points to take a 26-24 lead. Greg Zuerlein made his fourth field goal, [more]

The race was stopped for over 15 minutes after Jeffrey Earnhardt plowed into pit road protective barrels.

Wide receiver Michael Crabtree will not play today. He was among the Raiders’ inactives. The Raiders downgraded Crabtree to doubtful Saturday. He didn’t practice Friday after being limited in Wednesday and Thursday’s practices. Ian Rapoport has reported Crabtree has a bruised lung. Oakland lists Seth Roberts as the starter for Crabtree, who leads the Raiders [more]

For most of the past week, the national narrative has focused on the NFL vs. President Trump. Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch has tried to expand that, a bit. Lynch, via Darren Rovell of ESPN.com, arrived for Sunday’s game in Denver wearing a shirt that says “Everybody vs. Trump.” It’s more recruitment than reality at [more]

There were people who wondered if the Jets would win two games all year. They are a little more than 15 minutes away from their second win in the first four weeks of the season. Kony Ealy batted a Blake Bortles pass into the air and then picked it off to set the Jets up [more]

Andre Blake singlehandedly kept Philly in this game, not to mention the playoff race.