The Tennessee Titans will be hiring a new head coach after this season, after the Brian Callahan experiment utterly failed. With numerous names already rumored to be potential candidates for the role, rumors are now suggesting that Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin could be in the mix, too.

It appears that the Titans’ front office is allegedly interested in potentially hiring Kiffin as their next head coach, according to Bruce Feldman of The Athletic. With Kiffin already garnering plenty of interest from numerous college football programs, it appears at least one NFL team could be inquiring about him...

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Leading the way this week are the likely unavailable Houston Texans and Baltimore Ravens. The Texans get a Titans’ feast while the Ravens play the lowly Browns. But at this point in the week, those squads are probably off the board. So let’s dive deeper to determine the best course of action...

On Thursday evening, the New York Jets fell back to Earth with a relatively uncompetitive road loss to the New England Patriots on the road as part of Thursday Night Football. It was another start for Justin Fields at quarterback, throwing for 116 yards and a touchdown on 15/26 completions.

During Friday’s media availability, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn was once again asked about the possibility of benching Fields moving forward, and he didn’t deny that it’s on the table.

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The Baltimore Ravens do not have to worry about their star player missing this weekend’s contest against the Cleveland Browns. Ravens’ Lamar Jackson saw a concerning injury update on Wednesday as he did not practice. However, he returned to practice the next day.

Here is what Jackson said about his knee injury after practice on Thursday.

“Things like that happen.”

It’s another common injury that often occurs. NFL players are rarely playing 100% healthy, as they usually all have at least something that is bothering them.

Jackson is going to start on Sunday against the Browns, aiming to win three...

What a big turnaround it has been for the Chicago Bears. Around this time last year, they were 4-6. Fast forward, and they stand at 6-3 after their recent 24-20 win over the New York Giants.

Furthermore, they are tied with the Detroit Lions for first in the NFC North. On Sunday, the Bears will take on another division rival, the Minnesota Vikings. A game that has head coach Ben Johnson, in the words of Elvis Presley, all shook up, per Chris Emma of 670 The Score.

Specifically, he is looking forward to the eventual return of a few key...

Fans apparently did not know Justin Herbert has a brother who plays in the NFL.

This weekend, the Chargers take on the Jaguars, and Justin will face off against his brother Pat, who plays tight end for the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Pat spoke about being excited to go against his brother while in the NFL.

“It’s awesome. I think we kinda take it for granted sometimes, looking at him and being like, ‘oh he’s been in the league for 5-6 years’ or whatever. I think it’s a big accomplishment. That’s so cool.”

Jags TE Patrick Herbert on playing against his...

What happened to us?

For decades, sports fans have been sold “a win is a win.” It doesn’t matter how you grab the dub, just grab it and move on to tomorrow. Growing up watching Philly sports, that certainly applied to all of the teams as winning wasn’t happening that often. So, when it did, we cherished it.

Three championships later, it feels like the expectations have grown to a point where the style points are starting to matter more than the number in the left column. And it’s because us fans have that Philly fan complex consciousness telling us...

Season 16, Episode 50 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can. In this Friday morning episode, Alex Kozora and I get right to talking about the Pittsburgh Steelers as they prepare to play the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday afternoon at Acrisure Stadium Alex and I start this show by looking at the Steelers’ […]

It was learned yesterday the Bears expect to have both Jaylon Johnson and Kyler Gordon back in the fold at some point late in the year. One member of that tandem has taken a significant step toward returning.

Johnson’s practice window was opened on Friday, per a team announcement. The Bears thus have 21 days to activate him from injured reserve. Today’s update points to a return taking place in the near future regarding the team’s top cornerback.

[RELATED: IR Return Tracker]

Core muscle surgery threatened to end Johnson’s season after just one game played. At the time the...

The Chicago Bears made a significant roster move ahead of their Week 11 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings, designating cornerback Jaylon Johnson to return from injured reserve. The decision positions the two-time Pro Bowler for a potential return as the Bears look to strengthen a secondary that has been without him for most of the 2025 season.

Ari Meirov of The 33rd Team reported Friday on X, formerly known as Twitter, that Johnson would begin practicing immediately.

“Big news for Chicago: The #Bears are designating star CB Jaylon Johnson to return from IR. He will start practicing today.”

Big...

Falcons

Falcons QB Michael Penix recorded just 177 yards and one touchdown in Week 10’s loss to the Colts. Atlanta HC Raheem Morris said the second-year quarterback has been “very accountable” for his play this season.

“He is extremely hard on himself,” Morris said, via Josh Kendall of The Athletic. “He is very accountable, almost to a fault.”

Penix was visibly upset in his postgame press conference, blaming himself for Atlanta’s loss. Morris said he had a personal conversation with Penix and wants him not to be so harsh on himself.

*“It’s OK to be vulnerable in that moment,...

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be facing the Buffalo Bills this week, and they’ll have a few players sidelined for another week, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

“Bucs coach Todd Bowles told reporters that RB Bucky Irving and WR Chris Godwin are both out for Sunday. But progress this week,” Rapoport wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

Irving and Godwin have not played since earlier in the season, as they’ve been recovering from injuries. For Irving, he’s been trying to get back from a shoulder injury, while Godwin is dealing with an injured fibula on the leg, which he dislocated...