The Bills placed cornerback Darius Slay on reserve/did not report after he opted not to join the team.

The Chargers quarterback had surgery on his non-throwing hand on Monday and hopes to play in Week 14.

After a "Thursday Night Football" setback, Jones isn't throwing in the towel, and he's "not at all concerned going forward about Pickens," either.

The Steelers ruled out starting safety Kyle Dugger for Sunday's game against the Ravens.

The Packers are officially set to get a boost to their defense as they take on the NFC-leading Bears this weekend.

Already without their starting left tackle, the Chiefs are also now unlikely to have their starting right side of the offensive line when they play the Texans on Sunday.

Rams wide receiver Tutu Atwell has not played since Oct. 19 when he injured a hamstring.

Week 14 of the NFL season is here, so lean on Fantasy Football Live to help get your lineup ready on Sunday.

The Bears will officially be without their top receiver when they face the Packers on Sunday.

After the Steelers released cornerback Darius Slay, both the Bills and the Eagles made waiver claims for the balance of his contract.

Jackson is good to go for the big AFC North battle, despite missing practice this week with an ankle injury.

As expected, the Colts will not have one of their top defensive players this week.

No, Mike Tomlin won't be going to Penn State.

The biggest news in Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon's Friday press conference was that quarterback Kyler Murray will not play for the team again this season, but Gannon also shared some other injury information for Week 14's game against the Rams.

The Buccaneers got two wide receivers back on the practice field this week, but neither of them will be playing against the Saints on Sunday.

It's official: Jayden Daniels is back.

Fantasy football analyst Chris Allen reviews every matchup ahead on the Week 14 slate.

Murray has been on injured reserve since early November with a foot injury, and now questions about his future with the franchise will kickstart.

With first place in the AFC North on the line, it appears the Ravens will have their starting quarterback for Sunday's matchup against the Steelers.

Where is the public betting in Week 14 of the NFL season, and where is the sharp action? We've got you covered.

The Bills will not have two of their key defensive players when they take on the Bengals this weekend.

Our Yahoo analysts provide their bold predictions for fantasy football in Week 14.

Fantasy football analyst Justin Boone shares his top starts and sits for Week 14 of the 2025 NFL season.

The fears about Lions safety Brian Branch's injury have been realized.

Winston's teammate, Russell Wilson, will also be on TV this weekend serving as a guest analyst for CBS' pregame show

Derek Carty highlights six player projections that should be higher or lower for fantasy football in Week 14.

Lions safety Brian Branch left Thursday night's win over the Cowboys with an injury that may bring his season to an end.

James Koh goes over matchups to exploit for fantasy football in Week 14, plus some deep sleepers to consider.

Thursday night's loss to the Lions makes it very unlikely that the Cowboys will make the playoffs, but quarterback Dak Prescott says he and his teammates aren't going to quit fighting.

Detroit improved its playoff hopes by moving to 8-5, while Dallas now faces long odds to reach the postseason.

If the Steelers owners are ready for change, or if Tomlin can convince them it's time to change, many in the league believe the Tomlin-Giants marriage makes too much sense. Coach and franchise have what the other needs.

The Cowboys have pulled themselves up and are back in the game.

Cam Ward's team is bad, his offense is bad and his stats are bad. But he shows the intelligence, aggressiveness, competitiveness, arm talent and toughness to be the guy for a franchise that desperately needs it.

The Cowboys were down one of their star players for most of the second half.

The Cowboys wide receiver was injured on an incompletion in the end zone in the third quarter.

The Cowboys received the second-half kickoff, but they didn't possess the ball long.

Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery each have a touchdown, and Jack Campbell has a sack and a forced fumble for the Lions.

The Lions have stretched their lead to 17-6.

The Lions had a safety taken away by replay, but the Cowboys had to punt out of the end zone.

Should a first quarter sack by the Lions been ruled a safety?

It appeared everyone, including Dak Prescott, expected replay to uphold a safety for the Lions with 5:36 remaining in the first quarter.