by Chris Cwik on (#71C0P)
Aaron Rodgers wasn't happy with the way he played Sunday night.
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The Jets took linebacker Quincy Williams out of the starting lineup for Sunday's game against the Browns, but that change may not turn out to be a lasting one.
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The NFL is built on parity. But this season the NFC only has a few contenders while even the best teams in the AFC have worrying flaws
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Sunday's most surprising result came in Miami when the Dolphins jumped out to a 16-0 halftime lead on the Bills and remained in control throughout a 30-13 win.
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by Danica Creahan,Liz Kocan on (#71BY6)
How to watch this week's Monday Night Football game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Green Bay Packers.
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Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has shown a knack for dramatic finishes in his second NFL season.
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The Seahawks are in a groove right now.
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It's not often that a coach is happy to see his quarterback throw interceptions.
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Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is on an unprecedented roll right now.
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The NFL's new overtime rule has changed the strategy on what to do when winning the coin toss.
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After starting the season with a multitude of injuries and a 1-5 record, the Baltimore Ravens appear destined to win their division.
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Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was off in Sunday night's 25-10 loss to the Chargers.
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Mike Tomlin has been clearly frustrated in plenty of press conferences since becoming head coach of the Steelers in 2007.
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The Los Angeles Chargers defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers, 25-10, on Sunday Night Football on NBC in Week 10.
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by Nate Tice,Charles McDonald on (#71BR2)
Nate Tice & Charles McDonald give their instant reactions and takeaways from Week 10 of NFL action.
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The Chargers make life miserable for Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who threw two interceptions and was sacked three times in the Chargers' 25-10 win.
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Los Angeles secured a key conference victory with a strong defensive performance against Aaron Rodgers in Week 10.
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Keenan Allen has set the Chargers' all-time record for receptions.
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Mike Vrabel uttered a key phrase multiple times on Sunday, and it powered one of New England's biggest wins of the season, the same way it powered the franchise's roster revamp the past two years.
by Jason Owens on (#71BPM)
Things got physical in the first half between the Chargers and Steelers Sunday night.
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Los Angeles took advantage of some good field position after Pittsburgh's Rodgers threw an interception late in the second quarter.
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The U.S. saw 2,200 flights canceled and more than 7,200 delayed on Sunday, according to NBC News.
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The Vikings outgained the Ravens on Sunday afternoon, but three turnovers and 12 penalties helped Baltimore pick up a 27-19 road win.
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The Chargers have registered a safety on Aaron Rodgers - and the Steelers are lucky it wasn't any worse.
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The 49ers had Brock Purdy on the inactive list again on Sunday, but head coach Kyle Shanahan said it was a closer decision than it has been in previous weeks.
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The Jets' star receiver injured his right knee on a diving attempt at a deep ball in the third quarter of Sunday's game against the Browns.
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by Ray Garvin on (#71BNK)
Fantasy football analyst Ray Garvin delivers his takes from Week 10's Sunday action.
by Ben Zweiman on (#71BNM)
Garbage time isn't fun for fans but it can be for fantasy football managers. Here's who stepped up when it didn't matter in Week 10.
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Will McDonald IV spent Sunday in the spotlight, recording four sacks in the Jets' 27-20 win over the Browns that tied a franchise single-game record.
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Matthew Stafford and the Rams pull away in the fourth quarter to defeat the rival San Francisco 49ers 42-26 for their fourth consecutive victory.
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by Ryan Young on (#71BM7)
Dan Campbell took over play calling duties from offensive coordinator John Morton on Sunday afternoon.
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Detroit's offense was unstoppable today in Washington.
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The Seahawks and Rams will play for first place in the NFC West next week.
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by Jason Owens on (#71BMA)
The MVP whispers around Matthew Stafford are getting louder.
by Frank Schwab on (#71BMB)
The Seahawks improved to 7-2 with an easy win.
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Jaxson Dart's injury was avoidable, but considering the Giants' defiant disregard for reining in the quarterback's recklessness, also inevitable.
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There are no real surprises on the inactives lists for the Steelers and Chargers for Sunday night's matchup at SoFi Stadium.
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The Commanders are getting their butts kicked today in Washington, and tempers are boiling over.
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The Jets got a win on Sunday, but they lost wide receiver Garrett Wilson in the second half.
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Stafford threw a 22-yard touchdown pass to Puka Nacua for his 399th TD and then 4 yards to Davis Allen for his 400th.
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Seahawks defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence scored two touchdowns in his first 148 NFL games and he's doubled that total after less than 16 minutes of Sunday's game against the Cardinals.
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by Mo Castillo on (#71BJR)
Let's go over some waiver wire targets to consider ahead of Week 11.
by Frank Schwab on (#71BJS)
The Bills are 2-3 since the end of September.
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Shough threw a pair of touchdowns in the road victory.
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Cornerback Jaire Alexander won't be making a return to Green Bay on Monday night.
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by Kari Anderson on (#71BED)
Tagliabue served as the league's commissioner from 1989 to 2006.
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The Bears are the only team that has never had a 4,000-yard passing performance from a quarterback.
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Bill Belichick and Frank Reich met again on Saturday, for the first time since both exited the NFL.
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Lamar Jackson, Christian McCaffrey, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and Brock Bowers highlight positional rankings for Week 10 of the 2025 NFL season.
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