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Bears defensive back Jaylon Johnson made his 2025 debut on Sunday, but he's now set to be sidelined once again.
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on (#7022D)
Breaking down all of the NFL's biggest Week 2 storylines, including Joe Burrow's multi-month foot injury.
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After making a 64-yard field goal on Sunday, Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey told PFT he thought he could have made it from 70 or 71 yards.
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by Justin Boone on (#7022F)
Justin Boone takes you through his top fantasy football waiver wire adds going into Week 3.
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Jets quarterback Justin Fields is in the concussion protocol after leaving Sunday's loss to the Bills and it's unclear how he'll progress over the coming days, but the Jets can't wait for clarity to start making plans for facing the Buccaneers in Week 3.
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by Matt Harmon on (#701ZA)
Fantasy Football analyst Matt Harmon breaks down the Joe Burrow injury and what it means for Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins and more.
by Ben Fawkes on (#701ZB)
One bettor won $550,000 thanks to Daniel Jones' terrific Week 2 game.
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When the Chiefs opened their home slate of 2025 games, they didn't have receiver Rashee Rice, who was entering the second of a six-game suspension.
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on (#701ZD)
The Cowboys will be without their center for a significant chunk of the season.
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Chiefs need playoff-level Patrick Mahomes just to win, and his lack of support is hard to ignore now
by Charles McDonald on (#701ZE)
Mahomes is on pace to rush for 1,045 yards. He's the only thing stitching the pass game together. He's Atlas right now. How did the bar sink this low in Kansas City?
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Though the Broncos had every chance to beat the Colts on Sunday, the club instead headed home to Denver 1-1 after Spencer Shrader kicked a game-winning, 45-yard field goal through the uprights on an untimed down.
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by Ben Zweiman on (#701ZG)
We're tracking the latest NFL injury news to help you with your fantasy football lineups for Week 3.
by Chris Cwik on (#701WA)
Parker Romo hasn't been with the Falcons long enough to meet his teamamtes.
by Frank Schwab on (#701BQ)
The Cowboys were on the ropes but somehow pulled out a win in overtime.
by Jay Busbee on (#701WB)
For the third time in his six seasons in the NFL, Joe Burrow will miss significant time ... just as the Bengals are finally off to a decent start.
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on (#701WC)
In the offseason, the tush push was saved by only two votes - with 22 NFL teams wanting to get rid of it.
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by Joel Smyth on (#701WD)
Joel Smyth shares 10 key stats from Week 2 for fantasy football that may go overlooked.
by Ben Fawkes on (#701WE)
The Detroit Lions are 6-point underdogs at the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football.
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The Colts' offense is off to a historic start this season.
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by Chris Cwik on (#701SJ)
Joe Burrow will reportedly miss at least three months due to the injury.
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The Seahawks and Steelers were tied at 14 early in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game in Pittsburgh when Seahawks kicker Jason Myers booted a field goal to put the Seahawks up three points and Myers would help that lead grow on the ensuing kickoff.
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by Danica Creahan,Liz Kocan on (#701SM)
How to watch this week's Monday Night Football game between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Las Vegas Raiders.
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Lions safety Brian Branch said after Sunday's 52-21 win over the Bears that the team still loves Ben Johnson, but he also made it clear that no one in Detroit was happy to see their former offensive coordinator become the head coach of a divisional rival.
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Seattle led by only seven points.
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by Danica Creahan,Liz Kocan on (#701QG)
How to watch this week's Monday Night Football game between the Houston Texans and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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Hurts sent that message to Chris Jones on the field in Sunday's 20-17 win.
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The Cardinals had to sweat out the final minutes of their Week 1 win over the Saints, but it looked like they'd have an easier time finishing things out in their home opener against the Panthers on Sunday.
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The push to ban the tush push was a big offseason storyline, but it ultimately did not garner enough support and the play remains a big part of the Eagles' playbook for the 2025 season.
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The Chargers look to stay undefeated on the young NFL season in a revival of the rivalry between coaches Jim Harbaugh and Pete Carroll on Monday night.
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Only one football position group plays with its back to the ball. Only one group of players has a critical role on every offensive snap, yet never shows up in the box score, much less fantasy competitions. Only one group embraces the sobriquet hogs." But, former all-pro left tackle Andrew Whitworth says, what makes the ...
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The Colts missed a 60-yard field goal attempt as time expired on Sunday against the Broncos, and for a moment the Broncos celebrated a 28-26 win.
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Russell Wilson's team looked as disappointing as always in their season opener. But in their loss to the Cowboys, they produced sloppy mistakes and offensive fireworks in equal measure
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The Philadelphia Eagles win their Super Bowl rematch with the Kansas Cty Chiefs while the Dallas Cowboys claim an epic overtime victory over the New York Giants.
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Sunday Night Football Fantasy Fallout: Fantasy winners and losers from Vikings vs. Falcons in Week 2
on (#701JA)
J.J. McCarthy struggled while Bijan Robinson ran for 143 yards in the Falcons' 22-6 victory on Sunday night.
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by Ryan Young on (#701JB)
The Eagles got the better of the Chiefs once again in their Super Bowl rematch on Sunday afternoon.
by Nate Tice,Charles McDonald on (#701JC)
Nate Tice & Charles McDonald join forces to react LIVE to a chaotic Week 2 of NFL action.
by Matt Harmon,Chris Allen on (#701JD)
Matt Harmon and Chris Allen recap a wild Week 2 in the NFL by providing their biggest instant fantasy takeaways from all the action on the Sunday slate. The two place games in three fantasy buckets: Games we care about the most, games we sort of care about and games that could have been an email. But first, Harmon recaps the Falcons-Vikings SNF game and provides the biggest fantasy storylines from the primetime affair.
by Charles Robinson on (#701GR)
It was a joyous rebound for Detroit, and ugly for Chicago. It's also the kind of bludgeoning Dan Campbell's Lions should dish out at this stage of their project, while the Bears can only hope their own is leading to a similar level.
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Atlanta rushed for 218 yards against Minnesota, with Robinson accounting for 143 on the ground.
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Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson felt that the offense had a good week of practice, but failed to translate that work to the field in Week 2's 30-10 loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
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The Vikings have already lost center Ryan Kelly due to a concussion on Sunday night and now have more injury concerns.
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by Jori Epstein on (#701GW)
Could a flop on prime-time TV vs. the Chiefs reignite the QB debate? Perhaps.But Wilson should be safe this week. And if decision-makers are honest, it should guide them for weeks longer.
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The Vikings are officially going to be without their center for the rest of Sunday's game.
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by Matt Russell on (#701FT)
Matt Russell gives a full breakdown of Bucs-Texans, including his favorite bet on the game and a few player props to target.
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The Lions led the Bears 45-21 with 8:03 left when Dan Campbell decided to go for it on fourth-and-goal from the 4.
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The 49ers still consider Brock Purdy week to week and do not yet know his status for the Week 3 game against the Cardinals.
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The Steelers lost their home opener on Sunday and their offense didn't look nearly as good as it did in their Week 1 win over the Jets, but quarterback Aaron Rodgers isn't making too much of the outcome.
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by Ray Garvin on (#701EN)
Fantasy football analyst Ray Garvin offers up his instant reactions to the top happenings of Week 2.
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It didn't take long for the Giants to once again be hurt by backup left tackle James Hudson against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, as starter Andrew Thomas remained out in Week 2.
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That miraculous touchdown from Russell Wilson to Malik Nabers to put the Giants up three with 25 seconds left would have been enough for a good team. But New York is not a good team.
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