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Mile High Misery: Broncos' pass rush too much for Geno Smith, Raiders
The Broncos' league-leading pass rush dropped Smith six times, helping Denver to a seventh straight victory.[read more]
Cowboys' Kneeland dies in apparent suicide at 24
Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland died Thursday morning from an apparent suicide following a police pursuit and vehicle crash, according to authorities.[read more]
Ex-WR Brown arrested in Dubai, extradited to U.S.
Former NFL star Antonio Brown was arrested on an attempted murder charge stemming from a shooting after a celebrity boxing event in Miami in May.[read more]
🐎 Sauce signs Colts jerseys to young Jets fans
A video went viral this week of a father informing his two young sons that one of their favorite players had been traded, with one breaking into tears.[read more]
Sauce content with new team, set for Colts debut
The Colts said cornerback Sauce Gardner has cleared the concussion protocol and is expected to play Sunday against the Falcons in Berlin.[read more]
Packers' LaFleur on tush push: 'It is what it is'
Packers coach Matt LaFleur would not say whether his opinion of the tush push has changed since his team's attempt to get the play banned failed this past offseason, saying "it is what it is."[read more]
Giants' Gano laments injury issues, death threats
Giants kicker Graham Gano, who missed a critical field goal in last Sunday's loss to the 49ers while dealing with a herniated disc in his back, admits being frustrated with the ill will and death threats being directed at him.[read more]
Odunze: Dad's shots at Bears don't speak for me
Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze said Thursday that his father's posts on social media are his prerogative, but that they don't speak for him.[read more]
Phillips: Trade to Eagles best thing that's happened
Eagles linebacker Jaelan Phillips said being traded from the 2-7 Dolphins to the 6-2 Eagles was "the greatest thing that has happened to me in my whole life."[read more]
Broncos admit offense lagging following ugly win
Broncos running back J.K. Dobbins was among several players who acknowledged the offense isn't doing the defense "any justice" after an ugly 10-7 win Thursday night over the Raiders.[read more]