Our Phil Perry believes there's a message in Bill Belichick's decision not to keep the Patriots' offense on the field during an early-second half drive vs. the Saints.

If the 2023 season is a lost cause, can the Patriots at least land a quality pick in the 2024 NFL Draft? Here's a look at the current draft order.

Coach Kyle Shanahan and the 49ers are staying optimistic about the condition of San Francisco left guard Aaron Banks.

The Falcons posted an incredible video of Bijan Robinson.

After weeks of criticism, Ridder engineered a come-from-behind two-minute drill to help quell doubts about his game.

Wide receiver KaVontae Turpin had the only touchdown for the Cowboys on Sunday night, but it may be a while before he's got a chance to get back into the end zone.

Fred Warner is making a strong case for himself to take home the 2023 NFL Defensive Player of the Year award.

Cornerback Emmanuel Moseley waited nearly a year before getting back on the field after tearing the ACL in his left knee last October 9, but his debut for the Lions on Sunday came to an early and unhappy end.

Lawrence Jackson breaks down how Justin Fields and Daniel Jones' seasons are going in very different directions.

In his first action as an Eagle, Bradley Roby played 25 defensive snaps. That and more in a look at snap counts.

Frank Reich is a believer in sudden turnarounds.

The Dolphins' speed was on full display against the Giants on Sunday.

The Eagles' defense responded to a pedestrian first half by holding the Rams scoreless over the final 30 minutes on Sunday.

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Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor landed a three-year, $42.5 million extension, with $26.5 million guaranteed, on Saturday after a lengthy contract dispute. The dispute highlights the challenging situation NFL running backs face under the collective bargaining agreement and sparks questions about the role of labor law. Taylor, 24, has been one of the league's most dominant ...

Two weeks, two failing grades for Mac Jones. Phil Perry takes the Patriots to task in his Week 5 Report Card after a blowout loss to the Saints.

Week Four's trip to London was a rough one for Falcons quarterback Desmond Ridder, but he found smoother sailing back on his side of the Atlantic Ocean.

The two worst losses of Bill Belichick's career happened in the last two weeks.

When the Chiefs beat the Vikings on Sunday, it added to Patrick Mahomes' growing list of accomplishments: He has now beaten all 31 teams in the NFL, except the team he plays for.

The 49ers had their first test of the season, and passed it easily.

The Matthew Stafford-led Rams offense proves against the Philadelphia Eagles that it can split targets and big plays between Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua.

Saints running back Alvin Kamara said the team's offense needed to have "tough conversations" after a Week Four loss to the Buccaneers and whatever was said this week appears to have done the trick.

During Sunday afternoon's win over the Panthers, the Lions ran a trick play on which the quarterback pitched the ball to the running back, who pitched the ball to a wide receiver, who pitched the ball back to the quarterback, who threw a touchdown pass to the tight end along the right sideline.

The Eagles relied heavily on quarterback Jalen Hurts while going to the Super Bowl last season, but they had not put as much on his shoulders through the first four weeks of this season.

Cooper Kupp made an immediate impact against the Philadelphia Eagles, but the Rams' issues run deeper than anything the receiver can fix by himself.

If Sunday night's game was a measuring stick, it showed the Cowboys are falling far short of the frontrunners in the NFC.

Pushback by the NFL's finance committee to Las Vegas Raiders principal owner Mark Davis' plan to sell a minority stake in his team to Tom Brady on account of a discounted price raises potential antitrust questions that go to the heart of how pro leagues operate. The Washington Post reported last week that NFL team owners are unlikely ...

The Cowboys turned in a terrible performance in Sunday night's 42-10 loss to the 49ers, and Dallas coach Mike McCarthy tried to put that in perspective after the game.

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Cowboys pass rusher Micah Parsons didn't hold back after the 49ers' win on "Sunday Night Football" at Levi's Stadium.

New England have scored three points in their last two games. It may be for the best if the man who made them a dynasty moves on

The 49ers have hadToss-18-flea flicker" in their arsenal for over a year, but seeing the Detroit Lions use it earlier on Sunday emboldened San Francisco to run it against Dallas.

It sure seemed like it in Sunday night's thorough thrashing by the 49ers. Now Dallas has to figure out how to fix its many problems and better compete with the NFL's elite.

Trey Lance was a popular figure in the 49ers' locker room during his two-plus years with the franchise, which explains the scene after San Francisco's throttling of the Cowboys.

Nick Bosa praised Brock Purdy after the quarterback's performance in the 49ers' 42-10 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday at Levi's Stadium.

The 49ers took the fight to the Cowboys on Sunday night, and Dallas couldn't keep up as San Francisco ran away with a convincing 42-10 win.

The San Francisco 49ers dominate rivals Dallas, while Philadelphia defeat the Rams as both teams remain unbeaten on 5-0.

Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab kick things off by highlighting a few of the most interesting games from the NFL Week 5 slate, starting with the Sunday night slaughter: the Dallas Cowboys were manhandled by the San Francisco 49ers. Next, they discuss the absolute disaster known as the New England Patriots. The Buffalo Bills and their confusing loss to an energized Jacksonville Jaguars team are up next, before the duo finish with the New York Jets serving up Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos a slice of humble pie (despite still not looking that good.)Fitz and Frank recap the rest of the early Sunday slate and discuss De'Von Achane, the Baltimore Ravens' collapse and more before analyzing the afternoon slate and the 1-4 Minnesota Vikings, what to make of the Philadelphia Eagles and more. The hosts finish things out with a preview of the Monday night matchup between the Green Bay Packers and Las Vegas Raiders.

NFL pundit Skip Bayless was furious after the 49ers routed his favorite team on "Sunday Night Football."

It was a wild Week 5 Sunday slate in the NFL. We saw blowouts, fantasy breakouts and games go down to the wire. Matt Harmon and Scott Pianowski go game-by-game and share their instant fantasy reactions to all the action on Sunday.

The 49ers' blowout win over the Dallas Cowboys left Dak Prescott and Mike McCarthy scratching their heads.

Fantasy football analyst Matt Harmon shares his thoughts on Week 5's Sunday action, including the truth about the 49ers starting quarterback.

Nathaniel Hackett got the last laugh over Sean Payton on Sunday.

Christian McCaffrey joined elite company after recording a touchdown in his 14th consecutive game

The Burrow-to-Chase connection had been stalled the first month of the season. But in Week 5, fantasy managers were finally rewarded. Dalton Del Don recaps their outing and much more.

Brock Purdy threw four touchdowns, three to tight end George Kittle.