The New England Patriots look like they will be contending with Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow on Sunday, after all…

Burrow is currently sitting on injured reserve due to a toe injury that he suffered on Sept. 14 against the Jacksonville Jaguars, but returned to practice last week and is eligible to be activated at any point — though many have stated his return to practice was to set up a return to game action on Nov. 27 against the Baltimore Ravens.

Burrow has a different timeline in mind, however, as he took first-team reps at practice on Thursday, according...

Denver Broncos rookie Jahdae Barron just escalated their rivalry with the Kansas City Chiefs in a surprising way this week.

On Sunday, the Broncos scored their biggest win of the season in what has been a great year for Denver. This weekend, they welcomed division rivals the Chiefs into Empower Field in what was set up to be a major matchup for both teams.

Kansas City needed a win to keep its playoff hopes in a strong position, and Denver badly wanted a victory to show they are now the team to beat in the AFC West this season. After...

Preview the Week 12 matchup between the Buffalo Bills and Houston Texans with predictions, odds, over/under, spread, betting lines and more.

The Minnesota Vikings announced they have waived CB Dwight McGlothern Jr.

McGlothern, 23, signed with the Vikings as an undrafted free agent out of Arkansas following the 2024 NFL Draft. He signed a three-year deal through 2026 and was making a base salary of $960k this year.

In 2025, McGlothern has appeared in eight games for the Vikings.

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Cardinals HC Jonathan Gannon‘s job security is coming under scrutiny, as Arizona has taken a significant step back in his third season in charge. Being without QB Kyler Murray, whether it was a true benching or impacted by his injury, hasn’t helped and the Cardinals fell to 3-7 after a blowout loss at home to the 49ers, where they allowed 40 points for the second-straight game.

Gannon was asked about his status after the game and said he can only control what he can control.

“(That’s) not a controllable for me,” Gannon said, via Jess Root of Cards Wire. *“I...

Cam Newton isn’t backing down from his New England Patriots skepticism.

The former Patriots quarterback received attention for calling New England “fool’s gold” on ESPN’s “First Take” last Friday. Newton cited the team’s favorable schedule to claim that the team has “one-and-done written all over it” this postseason.

Those comments have permeated across the sports news cycle this week, and Drake Maye’s dismissive response appeared to strike a nerve when the debate show rehashed the topic.

During Thursday’s “First Take” at Bethune-Cookman University, Newton insinuated that his comments got taken out of context before doubling down on his original declaration....

The Steelers' voodoo is working once again. And Geoff Schwartz believes it will keep up in Week 12 against the overachieving Bears. Check out that bet and more.

Myles Garrett has seven games to record eight sacks and take down Michael Strahan's record of 22.5 in a single season. Can he do it? See the odds and more.

Josh Allen is 6-0 when he scores 3 or more TDs this season, and the Buffalo Bills play the Houston Texans tonight. Colin Cowherd asks if Allen is on track to winning his 2nd MVP.

DK Metcalf has 551 yards and 5 TDs through 10 games for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Colin Cowherd asks if it was a mistake for the Steelers to pay him last offseason.

During the offseason, the Atlanta Falcons clearly thought they’d be competing for a playoff spot, or possibly even winning the NFC South. From the moment they traded their 2026 first-round pick so they could select James Pearce, it signalled that the Falcons were all in this season.

After winning eight games last season, the Falcons naturally entered Michael Penix Jr’s second season with elevated expectations. Through 11 weeks, it’s safe to say the Falcons have fallen well short of expectations with a 3-7 record.

When you don’t perform positively in the NFL, you lose your job. Is that what could...

Texans running back Joe Mixon is not expected to play in 2025, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

Mixon suffered a foot injury while working out in the offseason, which landed him on the non-football injury list at the beginning of training camp. He missed all of training camp and was placed on the physically unable to perform list to start the regular season, stirring significant concerns about him playing at all in 2025.

Updates at the end of September added more doubt that Mixon would suit up anytime soon, and Rapoport’s most recent report indicates that Mixon will likely stay...