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Reports on Monday indicated that the Jets won’t be firing head coach Todd Bowles before the end of the season and it doesn’t look like Bowles will follow the lead of Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis by firing an assistant in the wake of a blowout loss. Bowles said on a Monday conference call that [more

The New England Patriots lost to the Tennessee Titans, 34-10, on Monday. The Patriots dropped to 7-3, and fell to fourth in the AFC behind the top-ranked Kansas City Chiefs, second-ranked Los Angeles Chargers and third-ranked Pittsburgh Steelers, all of whom won in Week 10. Here’s why that matters

PITTSBURGH — The 32 things we learned from Week 10 of the 2018 NFL season … with a little extra flavor from our coverage of the Steelers’ win over the Panthers:  1. No doubt: Who Dat  Who Dey 2. New Orleans piled up 509 yards on the way to embarrassing the Bengals 51-14. Cincinnati’s effort

A loophole in the league’s CBA could allow the Steelers running back to hold out all season and still potentially become a free agent.

The Rams and Chiefs both got shot down by the NFL this year after making the same schedule request for their Week 11 game in Mexico City.  According to ESPN.com, both teams requested to play in Denver the week before their Mexico game so they could get used to the elevation. With Azteca Stadium in Mexico

The abused hybrid grass of Azteca Stadium is generating concerns for its poor condition a week before it hosts an NFL regular-season game between the Los Angeles Rams and Kansas City Chiefs. ”The field is not in the best condition and that concerns me for the next tournament,” said

A pivotal matchup in the wide-open NFC East takes place on Sunday Night Football at 8:20 p.m. ET when the Dallas Cowboys take on the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. The defending Super Bowl champion Eagles (4-4) could tie for first place in the division with a win on Sunday combined with

Five games left on the Week 10 NFL schedule have an Over-Under of at least 50 points, so expect there to be plenty of eye-popping offensive numbers posted. That means NFL DFS players have plenty of difficult decisions to make. Should you trust a secondary receiver in a high-scoring game like the Falcons

Michael Thomas had an awesome cell-phone celebration last week, and of course the NFL fined him for it.

The Steelers and Panthers put up a combined 73 points on Thursday night, and the latest Week 10 NFL odds indicate there could be even more high-scoring games on the way. There are also plenty of large NFL lines this week, signaling possible mismatches up and down the Week 10 NFL schedule. Five remaining

Chicago Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky joins “NFL Total Access” to discuss his progress in his second season and what the Bears need to do to close out the second half of the season strong.

After a dirty hit on sliding Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, Panthers safety Eric Reid was ejected.

All of the Cal fans who have enjoyed Camryn Bynum’s emergence into a shutdown cornerback should make a point of soaking up every moment of Saturday’s game at USC. The 6-foot, 193-pound sophomore from Centennial-Corona (Riverside County) is eyeing the lifelong dream of declaring for the NFL draft

Baker Mayfield has become the NFL’s unwanted poster boy for helmet-to-helmet hits. Twice this season, Cleveland’s rookie quarterback has been struck in the head by tacklers during games and both times the officials failed to call a penalty for the obvious infractions. Mayfield’s trying

The experts from BetQL are back with a look at the Week 10 NFL odds, gambling trends, and line movement. As always, we’ll break down top value bets, largest home favorite to target or fade, and an over/under that caught our eye. We’ll also be looking at the “sharp” favorite of the week

After losing four of their last five games, Stanford football has thoroughly dashed all hopes and dreams for another dominant season. The only solace left for Cardinal fans now resides on Sundays. Unfortunately, Week 9 in the NFL was a rollercoaster for Stanford alumni as impressive offensive performances

Week 9 of the NFL season saw multiple records broken. Tom Brady became the first player to ever surpass 80,000 total yards, Nick Mullens set a quarterback record during a debut and the NFL no longer has any undefeated team after the Rams fell to the Saints. Bill Reiter, host of CBS SportsHQ, joined CBSN

Mike Triplett ESPN Staff Writer Close Covered Saints for eight years at New Orleans Times-Picayune Previously covered LSU football, San Francisco 49ers Iowa native and University of Iowa graduate Follow on Twitter NEW ORLEANS — Joe Horn said he was watching Sunday’s game when New Orleans Saints

Baltimore Ravens rookie offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr. has delivered in his first start at home. Though the Baltimore offensive line has admittedly struggled in Sunday’s game, Brown has largely held his own on the right side—as evidenced by this statement block against Pittsburgh Steelers outside

The Latest on Week 9 in the NFL (all times EST):

The surging Pittsburgh Steelers and the slumping Baltimore Ravens are among the NFL teams kicking off Week 9.

Any time two of the greatest players in NFL history square off in a primetime game, it’s something that demands attention. That’s exactly what’s happening this Sunday night as Tom Brady and the Patriots host Aaron Rodgers and the Packers on Sunday Night Football.  Brady and Rodgers won’

I was going to start off this week by handing out some midseason awards, but then Hue Jackson got fired, so I thought it would be be way more fun to talk about that.  First, let me just say that the Browns are the most dysfunctional team in football and it’s not even close. If I were going to fire

Pittsburgh Steelers safety Sean Davis responds to Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco’s comments from the last time they faced off.

Now the Raiders are the worst team in the NFL – with an old roster largely devoid of talent – that is totally dependent on a mismatched leadership group that can’t replenish it quickly or reliably.

The New Orleans Saints (6-1) will host the undefeated Los Angeles Rams (8-0) in the Superdome in Week 9. With a game that has major playoff and seeding implications, it’s imperative that both teams are that their best. And it appears, for the most part, both teams are on the right track — though

The New England Patriots defense had an easy matchup in Week Eight, facing a Buffalo Bills team with arguably the worst quarterback situation in football. That will not be the case in Week Nine when the Patriots go up against the great Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers is arguably the most dangerous quarterbacks

We live in a world surrounded by social media influencers, self-aggrandizing dating apps, and a general obsession with personal fame.  The individual has become more important than the team. It’s no wonder, then, why our sports-culture currently revolves around star athletes the way film and television

Paul Zimmerman, the legendary Sports Illustrated NFL writer, died at age 86.

For much different reasons, James Conner and Adrian Peterson defied long odds to be NFL players of the week.