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Remember when the Bills were disappointing, the Eagles looked explosive and Jameis Winston was a touchdown machine. That was all so last week.

The first three years of Jon Gruden’s second stint as Raiders coach were underwhelming. But this team looks tough, resilient and exciting, just the way he envisioned.

Underdogs continue to shine through two weeks of the NFL season, and the Ravens upset of the Chiefs cost one BetMGM customer an enormous payday.

Quarterback Carson Wentz had to exit Sunday’s loss to the Rams after his right ankle got rolled up on when defensive tackle Aaron Donald hit him in the fourth quarter. But apparently, Wentz is dealing with another issue. Per Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, Wentz suffered sprains to both ankles and is undergoing further testing [more]

Cornerback Nevin Lawson‘s two-game suspension is over, but he won’t be returning to the Raiders’ active roster this week. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Raiders are releasing Lawson on Monday. Rapoport adds that the team is making the move because of needs at other positions due to injuries and that they hope [more]

You can definitely tell Ben Roethlisberger is frustrated with the offense.

Liz Loza and Matt Harmon break down all of Sunday’s NFL action, game-by-game, and tell you what their fantasy takeaways were.
Is there any value in the Raiders backfield?
Why aren’t the 49ers targeting Brandon Aiyuk?
Is DJ Moore on his way to a breakout season?
Can the Dolphins survive without Tua?
Is KJ Osborn a thing?
They attempt to answer these questions and more before giving a single-game DFS preview of Monday’s Lions/Packers game, as well.

WVSports.com and the Rivals network has teamed up with PFF, the go-to site for player grades and advanced analytics in both college football and the NFL. We will incorporate PFF data into stories regularly going forward, and one thing you can look forward to each week is a grade for all of West Virginia’s players from the previous game by their scale.

Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off the Sunday night podcast reacting to all 14 games from Sunday’s Week 2 action including the Ravens’ incredible upset of the Chiefs, the Tennessee Titans shocking the Seattle Seahawks on the road and the Las Vegas Raiders securing a 2-0 start.

Lamar Jackson makes mistakes. He’s not a pinpoint passer. But he showed in Sunday’s epic win over the Chiefs that his unique talents and leadership are truly special.

The Cowboys have routinely come up short in tight games, but Dallas left with more than a moral victory in its close call with the Chargers.

Dalton Del Don runs down all of Sunday’s fantasy results, including another epic performance by the GOAT.

The Jags weren’t able to acquire a win Sunday, but Jamal Agnew’s return was one of the plays of the regular season so far for the team.

A jump pass. A front flip. A reach. Lamar Jackson can do it all and the Ravens sent Kansas City home with a loss

Taylor Heinicke can earn some serious incentives with each win.

Lamar Jackson ran for two fourth-quarter touchdowns to cap a remarkable comeback as Baltimore overcame Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City.

The Tennessee Titans pulled off a stunning win over the Seattle Seahawks in overtime on Sunday, pulling ahead on Randy Bullock’s game-winning kick.

Javon Kinlaw believes the 49ers wore the Eagles down in Sunday’s victory.

Tom Brady was great in his twenties, but he’s about to be even better in his forties. He may soon have the most amazing stat in NFL history.

Trey Lance didn’t play at all for the #49ers in their game against the Eagles. Here’s why his absence makes a lot of sense.

Jacksonville improved in some ways, but Week 2’s loss to Denver ultimately proved to be a disappointing outing.

Some of the best reactions from the Bengals’ x.

Here’s what we learned from Sunday’s win by the Rams against the Colts, including concerns about the special teams unit.

Well, well, well. Sam Darnold, away from the dysfunction that has defined the New York Jets, is flourishing so far for the Carolina Panthers.

Watt’s long-term prognosis wasn’t immediately clear.

The Cowboys and Chargers have no surprise inactives. Dallas lists safety Donovan Wilson (groin), defensive end Chauncey Golston, offensive tackle Ty Nsekhe (illness) and quarterback Will Grier on its inactive list. The Cowboys, of course, won’t have either of their starting defensive ends with DeMarcus Lawrence on injured reserve and Randy Gregory on the COVID-19 [more]

After a few Rams mistakes, the Colts are back in it. Quarterback Carson Wentz fired an 8-yard score to receiver Zach Pascal to get the Colts’ first touchdown of the game. And though the Rams tipped Wentz’s pass on a two-point conversion attempt, tight end Jack Doyle still came down with it to cut Los [more]

Patriots linebacker Kyle Van Noy couldn’t resist bringing up a painful memory for Jets fans after Zach Wilson’s fourth interception against New England on Sunday.

Tua Tagovailoa’s second season in Miami is just as rocky as his offseason was. The Dolphins QB was was knocked out of Sunday’s game with bruised ribs.

Playing at the top of his sport is not enough for Chargers wideout Keenan Allen, whose quest for talent reaches beyond the pages of a playbook.