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Bills activate Josh Norman from Reserve/COVID list

Buffalo Bills CB Josh Norman activated from Reserve/ COVID-19 list,

Rams' 27-24 victory over Tampa Bay Buccaneers by the numbers

Breaking down the notable numbers behind the Rams’ 27-24 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla., on Monday.

Tom Brady appeared to snub Jared Goff during postgame handshakes and Twitter took notice

This isn’t the first time Tom Brady has opted not to shake hands with an opposing QB.

Rams troll Tom Brady after Jordan Fuller’s game-sealing INT

Both Fuller and Brady were the No. 199 overall pick in their respective drafts.

Power Rankings: Ravens in bad spot at wrong time

Ravens went from contender to a team fighting to make the playoffs. Next up is a divisional battle against the undefeated Steelers on Thanksgiving.

Mike Evans bulldozes Rams defenders for A.J. Brown-esque TD

Mike Evans channeled his inner Marshawn Lynch for Tampa’s first touchdown.

Vic Beasley thanks Titans after signing to Raiders’ practice squad

This is the first we’ve heard from Beasley since the Titans released him.

6 takeaways from Packers’ overtime loss to Colts

The big takeaways from the Packers’ loss to the Colts in Week 11.

Report: 49ers LT Trent Williams had positive COVID-19 test

The 49ers may be without their LT Trent Williams in Week 12 after the cancer survivor tested positive for COVID-19.

Kaepernick posts bleak reminder on Twitter

The former San Francisco 49ers quarterback wants everyone to know exactly how long it’s been since he’s taken the field for an NFL franchise.

Winners and Losers: A new low for Patricia, Lions

Detroit got embarrassed by a QB from the XFL and failed to score against one of the league’s worst defenses. Will Matt Patricia make it to Thanksgiving?

Fantasy Football Week 12 Waiver Wire: Taysom Hill and other priority adds for the playoff push

The fantasy playoffs are on the horizon, and we have a collection of pickups to help guide you to the end-game.

NFL Week 12: Early betting lines we like

In a game of line movement and updates, the NFL betting market is a fluid one. Here are some early lines we will monitor throughout the week.

Bengals will try to move ahead without injured Burrow

The energy drained out of the Cincinnati Bengals when rookie quarterback Joe Burrow was carted off the field Sunday with a season-ending knee injury. The 23-year-old Heisman Trophy winner went down early in the second half when he was hit high and low by two Washington linemen after throwing a pass. Leading 9-7 at that point, Cincinnati lost to Washington 20-9.

Justin Herbert on pace to be the best rookie quarterback in NFL history

The ProDuck is on a different level.

Burrow's injury indicative of Bengals' defiance

In an era of quarterback preservation, the NFL was supposed to be past the type of injury that Bengals rookie quarterback Joe Burrow suffered on Sunday.

Doug Pederson: We have to get it fixed with Carson Wentz

It’s hard to think of a team that felt less like a division leader through 10 games than the 2020 Eagles, but the standings still show them with a slim advantage over the Cowboys, Giants and Washington Football Team. Remaining there is going to take a major change in the team’s performance. It won’t be [more]

Chargers’ Justin Herbert sets rookie QB milestone vs. Jets

Los Angeles Chargers set a rookie quarterback record vs. the New York Jets in Week 11.

Panthers rookie watch: Derrick Brown’s hustle, Jeremy Chinn’s big hit

Panthers rookie watch: Reviewing Derrick Brown’s hustle and Jeremy Chinn’s hit from Week 11 win vs. Lions, plus a CB rotation.

Philip Rivers: There was no panic at halftime

Colts quarterback Philip Rivers said “it felt like a big game when we came out for warmups” on Sunday against the Packers, but it took some time for his team to answer the bell. The Packers led 28-14 after the first half, which left the Colts with a lot of work to do over the [more]

Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes dissects Raiders defense on final drive to deliver a victory

Kansas City was down 31-28 with 1:43 left in the 4th quarter. Then the reigning Super Bowl MVP went into quick-strike mode as the Chiefs needed just 1:15 to drive the field before he hit a wide-open Travis Kelce in the end zone for a 22-yard touchdown and a 35-31 victory.