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on (#70QRA)
The Cowboys rank 32nd in total defense, allowing 411.7 yards per game, and 31st in scoring, allowing 30.7 points per game.
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on (#70QRB)
The Browns are continuing to shuffle personnel on their offensive line.
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on (#70QRC)
The Tennessee Titans sack head coach Brian Callahan following a disappointing start to the NFL season.
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by Charles McDonald on (#70QRD)
Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City would look ripe for another deep postseason run even if the conference as a whole wasn't looking so weakened.
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on (#70QNZ)
Who will start at quarterback when the Vikings play the Eagles in Week 7?
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on (#70QP0)
After Sunday's loss to the Chargers, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa said he thinks problems with the 1-5 team "starts with the leadership" and included "guys not showing up to player-only meetings" as one of the places where that leadership was lacking.
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by Sean Leahy on (#70QP1)
Jacobs ran for 93 yards and two touchdowns during a win over the Bengals
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on (#70QP2)
The Tennessee Titans have announced that coach Brian Callahan is out.
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on (#70QP3)
Sources tell SNY NFL Insider Connor Hughes that edge rusher Jermaine Johnson is a name that has come up for several teams in need of help rushing the quarterback.
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on (#70QP4)
Mike Vrabel won't face his replacement on Sunday, when Pats come to Nashville.
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by Frank Schwab on (#70QP5)
The Titans went 3-14 in Callahan's first season as head coach.
by Yahoo Sports Fantasy Staff on (#70QKQ)
We're going over Week 7 fantasy football kickers to stream off the waiver wire.
by Yahoo Sports Fantasy Staff on (#70QKR)
We're going over Week 7 fantasy football D/ST options to stream off the waiver wire.
by Sean Leahy on (#70QKS)
The Steelers head coach didn't understand why the Browns would help out a division rival.
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on (#70QKT)
The Buccaneers won't be getting wide receiver Chris Godwin or running back Bucky Irving back for their Week 7 Monday night game.
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on (#70QKV)
Brian Branch of the Detroit Lions smacked Kansas City Chiefs receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster hard across the facemask after their game Sunday. It didn't end well.
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by Jori Epstein on (#70NZ5)
Doyle has been tasked with guiding franchise quarterback Caleb Williams' development. Early returns suggest he's ready for the challenge. Here's how he earned the right to take it on.
by Justin Boone on (#70QKW)
Justin Boone takes you through his top fantasy football waiver wire adds going into Week 7.
by Ben Zweiman on (#70QGW)
We're taking you through the Week 7 NFL injury report and how it will impact fantasy football.
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on (#70QGX)
The Patriots beat the Saints 25-19 on Sunday, but they may have had a bigger margin of victory if not for a couple of offensive pass interference calls on wide receiver Stefon Diggs.
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on (#70QGY)
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh told reporters after Sunday's loss to the Rams that the club was planning to have quarterback Lamar Jackson back for the team's Week 8, post-bye matchup against the Bears.
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by Chris Cwik on (#70QGZ)
Aaron Rodgers wasn't happy about the state of Pittsburgh's playing field after a win.
by Ben Fawkes on (#70QH0)
The Philadelphia Eagles are 2.5-point road favorites against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 7.
by Frank Schwab on (#70Q07)
Dak Prescott played well. And the Cowboys lost again.
by Jay Busbee on (#70QH1)
No, he's not Tom Brady 2.0. But he's very good, and getting better every week.
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on (#70QDW)
On Sunday night, Detroit took the opening drive down the field and scored a touchdown.
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on (#70QDX)
The Broncos sacked Jets quarterback Justin Fields nine times on Sunday, giving Denver an NFL-leading total of 30 sacks this season.
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by Matt Russell on (#70QDY)
Matt Russell gives a full breakdown of Bills-Falcons, including his favorite bet on the game and a few player props to target.
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on (#70QDZ)
The Cowboys offense has been one of the highest-scoring units in the league through the first six weeks of the season, but their defense has given a lot of those points back during a 2-3-1 start.
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on (#70QE0)
The Detroit Lions' matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs was expected to be feisty, but few thought it would end in a literal fight on Sunday night. The Chiefs had started the season poorly, by their high standards, and were coming off a painful loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars last week. Lions safety Brian Branch refused to return a handshake from Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes after the game ended.
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by Chris Cwik on (#70QE1)
Jeffery Simmons wasn't happy with the way the Titans played Sunday.
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on (#70QBE)
It looked like the Steelers were going to have to play without cornerback Jalen Ramsey for most of last week, but Ramsey's hamstring was feeling well enough for him to practice on Friday and he was in the lineup against the Browns on Sunday.
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by Danica Creahan,Liz Kocan on (#70QBF)
Here's how to watch this week's Monday Night Football game between the Chicago Bears and the Washington Commanders.
by Danica Creahan,Liz Kocan on (#70QBG)
Here's how to watch this week's Monday Night Football game between the Buffalo Bills and the Atlanta Falcons.
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on (#70QBH)
After Sunday's loss to the Raiders, Titans head coach Brian Callahan said that the team "felt good coming into the game" but that doesn't appear to be a universal assessment of everyone's frame of mind.
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on (#70QBJ)
Packers running back Josh Jacobs looked good on the field Sunday, but he wasn't feeling his best during the 27-18 win over the Bengals.
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on (#70Q7Z)
Plenty of franchises spend decades looking for a star quarterback. New England appear to have found one after a few short years in the wilderness
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on (#70QBK)
The Eagles are 4-2 but have lost back-to-back games. Here are five reasons for hope as the Eagles look to get back on track.
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on (#70Q6W)
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Indianapolis Colts both move to 5-1 for the season while the Baltimore Ravens' play-off hopes look to be over.
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on (#70Q5Y)
The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Detroit Lions, 30-17, at home on Sunday Night Football on NBC, led by a four-touchdown outing from quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
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by Nate Tice,Charles McDonald on (#70Q5Z)
Nate Tice & Charles McDonald join forces to react to Week 6 of NFL action.
on (#70Q60)
After Sunday's loss dropped Miami to 1-5, Tagovailoa was asked how the team would keep from falling into a "woe-is-me" attitude. His response was the kind of thing that should catch the ear of Stephen Ross.
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on (#70Q61)
Branch sparked brawl by striking JuJu Smith-Schuster.
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by Ryan Young on (#70Q4N)
It's unclear what was said to spark the incident, though Brian Branch clearly wasn't happy with it.
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on (#70Q4P)
Perhaps the demise of the Chiefs has been a little exaggerated?
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on (#70Q4Q)
Once again, the Chiefs have a two-possession lead.
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on (#70Q4R)
The Lions didn't get anything going on their first drive of the second half, but found plenty of rhythm on their second.
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on (#70Q4S)
The Chiefs have successfully doubled up and now have a two-possession lead over the Lions.
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by Jori Epstein on (#70Q4T)
Whether Gabriel or Sanders is playing, the Browns seem on track the rest of this season to front an offensive cast that will ask a quarterback to win in spite of, rather than with or because of, the players around him.
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on (#70Q4V)
The Lions and Chiefs played an entertaining first half, but Kansas City was able to take a three-point lead with a touchdown late in the second quarter.
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