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The Ravens played in one of the most memorable games in franchise history Monday night.

The NFL won’t be cutting in line to get the coronavirus vaccine. ”No one should be thinking about the vaccine going anywhere other than our first responders and the most vulnerable people right now,” said DeMaurice Smith, executive director of the NFL Players Association. ”We’re in complete harmony with the union in that we feel that it’s vital that frontline healthcare workers and another essential service workers are at the front of the line,” said Dr. Allen Sills, the NFL’s chief medical officer.

Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll can tend to be a bit optimistic when it comes to the recovery timeline of his players. But with that in mind, it was still notable when Carroll said Monday that tight end Greg Olsen could return to practice as soon as this week. “He’s challenging right now to [more]

The jokes and speculation were flying as Lamar Jackson wobbled to the locker room in the 4th quarter. Then he came back out and gave everyone another reason to talk.

The Browns and their fans hadn’t felt heartbreak in years. Cleveland couldn’t stop Lamar Jackson from running around in the first half or on a fourth-down play in the final two minutes after he returned from cramps, and the Browns were beaten 47-42 on Monday night by the Baltimore Ravens in a wild game with twists galore. ”The message in the locker room after the game was, win as a team, lose as a team,” said quarterback Baker Mayfield, who shook off his first interception in six games and rallied the Browns from a 14-point deficit in the second half.

Carson Wentz’s days of being the Eagles’ franchise QB appear to be over, and Philly’s options for breaking up with the QB while limiting financial losses are limited.

After one of its worst seasons in program history, the Eagles’ defense took a significant step in the right direction, rising from 125th to 70th in total defense (416.8 yards per game allowed) and 101st to 60th in scoring defense (28.4 points per game allowed). Eagles fans welcomed a dynamic aerial attack that saw five different BC players catch 28-plus passes (Kobay White led the team in 2019 with 29 grabs). While exciting on the field and inspiring off it, the new-look Eagles were far from perfect.

For the second straight weekend, a highly improbable parlay hit at BetMGM. 

For just the fourth time since Bill Belichick became Patriots coach in 2000, New England won’t end the season as AFC East champions. It eliminated the hopes of New England (6-7, 5-4) to extend its NFL-record run of 11 straight division titles. The Los Angeles Rams own the NFL’s second-longest division streak, earning seven straight titles from 1973-79.

Jalen Hurts on Sunday was a big reason why the Eagles’ offensive line didn’t allow a sack for the first time in three months. By Reuben Frank