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To view not signing Joe Flacco as a massive whiff and roster mismanagement by the Jets is misguided.

Offensive line coach Chris Foerster reveals which player was next in line if the 49ers ran out of healthy offensive linemen in Monday night’s loss to the Ravens.

It’s the money weekend. If you gotten this far you’re likely playing for a fantasy championship and eternal glory. Matt Harmon and Scott Pianowski provide all the fantasy insight you need for this important weekend and identify which games you need to binge, stream and skip in Week 17.

Defensive coordinator Steve Wilks praised veteran defensive backs Jason Verrett and Logan Ryan as the 49ers’ secondary navigates a slew of injuries.

Dallas expects to make a deep playoff run and one reason why isn’t so obvious: Rapid play-calling. See why the team is all-in on a strategy that has helped its offense hum.

Yahoo Sports’ Fantasy Football Live crew covers the breaking news, important injuries and helps managers set their lineups for Week 16 of the 2023 NFL season.

Yahoo Sports’ Jason Fitz is joined by former NFL executive Michael Lombardi to explain why San Francisco won’t empty the bank account to pay its starting quarterback, despite the early success in his career. Hear the full conversation on the “Zero Blitz”podcast and subscribe on Apple podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen.

Cooper has a heel injury that had him questionable to play four days after his Browns team record.

Will the Browns get another sprinkling of that old Joe Flacco magic?

Russell Wilson’s contract had little to do with his benching by the Broncos and everything to do with Sean Payton’s expectations of a QB.

Here are the updated odds for the Patriots to earn the No. 1 pick, a top-two pick or a top-three pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.

It’s the battle of the immovable object vs. the very-stoppable force on Thursday Night Football. Antonio Losada reveals everything fantasy managers need to know for Week 17’s first game.

The Russell Wilson era is over in Denver.

The Patriots produced a surprising result in Week 7 when they defeated the Bills at home.

For the first time in a long time (and definitely longer than I’m capable of remembering), Simms and I are in complete agreement on a full slate of 16 games.

Tampa Bay is a practical lock to win the NFC South.

Lawrence is trying to play through an AC joint sprain in his right shoulder.

The 49ers acquired edge rusher Chase Young in a midseason trade and he’s produced 2.5 sacks, a tackle for loss, and five quarterback hits in seven games.

The North Carolina QB has it all and should be the pick for Chicago. Plus: The Patriots get their QB (just not Caleb Williams), and a long wait for defensive players.

As you may recall, any team could have tried to sign Lamar Jackson before the season. Maybe it was collusion, or ignorance. One thing is for sure: It was a mistake.

It’s another jam packed edition of ‘Stat Nerd Thursday’ with Dalton Del Don and Matt Harmon. The two provide one stat you need to know for every team in the NFL heading into Week 17. Del Don and Harmon also preview the TNF matchup between the New York Jets and Cleveland Browns.

It looks like Russell Wilson could hit the open market in 2024.

Eric Allen on Wednesday was named one of 15 modern-era finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2024.

Browns edge rusher Myles Garrett was fined $25,000 for criticizing officials after a game against the Jaguars.

Stars do tend to shine during Championship Week. Here is a lineup of players who could blow up and win tiles almost on their own.

The Denver Broncos are benching Russell Wilson in favor of backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham this week against the Los Angeles Chargers, ESPN reported on Wednesday. While that report indicates a performance move, dueling reports from NFL Network and Pro Football Talk said on Wednesday that the Broncos are giving serious thought to shutting Wilson down for the final two games to avoid injury, given his contract situation.

The Falcons kept their postseason hopes alive with Sunday’s victory over the Colts and their kicker helped power them to the win.

Bill Belichick’s positive feedback on Bills quarterback Josh Allen even included a comparison to Tom Brady.

The Broncos will not play Russell Wilson over the final two games of the season, despite still being technically alive in the playoff picture.

Brock Purdy took his lumps on Christmas — we’re not talking about coal — as he threw four picks in the worst game of his career. How much should the 49ers worry?