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Because of a confluence of injuries and other reasons, Sunday will mark only the second NFL game featuring both Cowboys QB Dak Prescott and Eagles QB Jalen Hurts.

ESPN’s Dan Graziano explains why the 49ers could trade Brandon Aiyuk during the offseason.

Greg Bedard breaks down why a lack of depth at offensive tackle makes re-signing Trent Brown an ‘absolute’ priority for the Patriots in the offseason, despite his injury history.Bedard: Re-signing Trent Brown ‘absolutely’ must be a priority originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston

The Titans won’t name their starting quarterback going forward until Tannehill is healthy.

The NFL returns to Germany with a mouth-watering match-up between defending champions the Kansas City Chiefs and the in-form Miami Dolphins.

In this week’s Overhang column, Nate Tice hands out his hardware for the NFL season’s first half. Four AFC quarterbacks are vying for the top honor.

Which AFC juggernaut will provide the most fantasy football juice in Week 9: the Bills or the Bengals?

Need some lineup advice in a week full of injuries and teams on bye? Don’t worry — fantasy football analyst Dalton Del Don has you covered.

In Sunday’s win over the Colts, Saints wide receiver Rashid Shaheed was targeted on three passes.

The Giants are doubling down on kicker options in the wake of Graham Gano’s knee injury.

Dak Prescott’s mom had a final request of her youngest son: transform the pain of her loss into the backbone of his motivation. The Dallas QB made good on that promise.

The Bengals announced a roster move ahead of Sunday’s game against the Bills.

Here are the biggest stories to watch as the Giants face the Raiders in Week 9 of the 2023 NFL season.

The Dolphins may be getting a pair of starting offensive linemen back for Sunday’s game against the Chiefs, but they will not have right guard Robert Hunt.

A.J. Brown is ignoring the accolades and records he keeps piling up so he can focus on what he does best: dominate.

What a weekend slate of games we have in Week 9. Joining Matt Harmon for our weekly fantasy viewer guide episode is Dalton Del Don. Harmon and Del Don tell you which games you need to binge, stream, and skip in Week 9.

Treylon Burks is “alert and moving” after taking a scary fall toward the end of Thursday’s game.

Diontae Johnson scored the game-winning touchdown, his first TD since the 2021 season.

It wasn’t the prettiest performance by Pittsburgh, but Kenny Pickett connected with Diontae Johnson for a late TD and the defense finished the job.

Frank Reich spent 4 1/2 seasons with the Colts, going 40-33-1 in the regular season and twice making the postseason.

The Raiders let McDaniels go earlier this week.

There’s no word yet if Gano will return at some point later in the season.

The Steelers have offensive coordinator Matt Canada calling plays from the sideline instead of the booth.

Yahoo Sports covers the breaking news and helps managers set their lineups. Contact our experts during the show @YahooFantasy using the hashtag #askFFL with your questions.

Will Josh Uche, Kyle Dugger, and other impending free agents return to the Patriots in 2024? Phil Perry answers that question and more in a new mailbag.

Titans receiver DeAndre Hopkins was limited by a new toe injury Wednesday and listed as questionable to play tonight.

Will Levis will look to prove himself against a tough Steelers defense in Week 9.

After a surprising 4 TD performance last week, Will Levis will look to prove himself against a tough Steelers defense. Stay updated on all the action throughout.

Domonique Foxworth joins Tom E. Curran on the Patriots Talk podcast to debate whether or not the Patriots should trust Bill Belichick to rebuild the team’s roster going forward, and the risks involved in moving on from the future Hall of Fame head coach. Presented by FanDuel SportsbookShould we trust Bill Belichick to rebuild the Patriots roster? originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston

This season has been disjointed. There have been a lot of head-scratching results, there’s no obvious MVP favorite or truly great team. But there is drama, as always.