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Key intel on the games that could decide three division races
What are the keys to the biggest games, injury situations and QB updates as the NFC North, AFC South and AFC North races tighten up?[read more]
Source: Bolts RB Hampton expected to play MNF
Chargers rookie running back Omarion Hampton is expected to play on "Monday Night Football" against the Eagles, a source told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.[read more]
🏈 2026 draft rankings: Miller's top 50 prospects
Matt Miller unveils his initial prospect rankings for the 2026 NFL draft, stacking his top 50 players and breaking down their best traits.[read more]
Coach: 'Unfortunate' CB Slay not joining Bills
Veteran cornerback Darius Slay has yet to report to Buffalo as the Bills navigate roster fallout after the waiver mix-up.[read more]
Steelers scratch S Dugger (hand) against Ravens
A hand injury will keep Steelers starting safety Kyle Dugger off the field against the Ravens.[read more]
Cardinals QB Murray will not return this season
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is being shut down for the season due to his foot injury.[read more]
Bears without WR Odunze vs. Packers on Sunday
Top wide receiver Rome Odunze will not play with the Bears this weekend versus the Packers due to a foot injury, the team announced Friday.[read more]
QB Jackson set for Ravens-Steelers 'playoff game'
Quarterback Lamar Jackson said his injured ankle feels "pretty good" ahead of Sunday's crucial matchup between the Ravens and Steelers, which Jackson labeled a "playoff game."[read more]
Schottenheimer: Will talk to Pickens about post
Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer says he will have a conversation with George Pickens about the wide receiver's social media post, which he has since deleted, in response to criticism he received from former All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman.[read more]
AB eyes case dismissal, cites 'Stand Your Ground'
Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown filed a motion this week to dismiss the second-degree attempted murder charge against him in Miami based on Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law.[read more]