Author: Bobby Finger on Jezebel, shared by Tom Ley to Deadspin

Yahoo Sports conversations with 26 sources, including five GMs and six head coaches, paint a picture of a question that lacks a definitive answer but certainly has vital criteria.

Fantasy football analyst Scott Pianowski highlights some of the biggest injury updates (and a coaching change) to know ahead of Week 6.

The 49ers have been thrilled with Jordan Mason’s production.

Week 6 has a lot of fantasy football narratives attached to it. Matt Harmon delves into the most important for each game.

Nabers suffered the concussion in Week 4 against the Cowboys.

Here are the latest Giants injury notes, including an update on star rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers.

Sydney Brown, who tore his right ACL in the Eagles’ regular-season finale last year, returned to practice Wednesday after a long, challenging rehab.

Count on these Week 6 fantasy football predictions from the analysts of Yahoo Fantasy.

Here’s everything you need to know injury-wise for Week 6.

Here’s everything you need to know injury-wise for Week 6.

Denny Carter does a deep dive on Commanders-Ravens, Jets-Bills, Packers-Cardinals, and more

Mixon has been out since Week 2 when he was injured by a hip-drop tackle.

Cowboys cornerback Jourdan Lewis has a reputation for getting under the skin of opposing receivers and he added to it in last Sunday’s win over the Steelers.

Here are some key matchups to watch on Sunday afternoon when the Eagles host the Browns.

The 49ers aren’t sure how serious running back Jordan Mason’s shoulder injury is after Thursday night’s win over the Seahawks.

Everything you need to know about the Chargers playing on the road against the Denver Broncos on Sunday, including start time, TV channel and betting odds.

The veteran reporter has long worried about a lack of diversity in the league. Now he is hoping to help the next generation of Black football journalists

The Chargers’ Scott Matlock is the NFL’s only two-way player, appearing in 36% of the snaps on offense, 19.7% on defense and 57.8% more on special teams.