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Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated breaks down why the Jaguars may be an ideal landing spot for Bill Belichick if their head-coaching position opens up.

Wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase is on the first Bengals injury report of the week.

With a leaky offensive line and a non-existent run game, the Bears’ plan to take the pressure off Caleb Williams has been thrown at the window. They need the rookie QB to carry their lost offense, and he’s willing to put them on his shoulders if necessary.

It’s been three weeks since Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson aggravated his calf injury.

Panthers starting left guard Damien Lewis played 54 of 74 snaps on Sunday before leaving with an elbow injury.

The Saints had several players out of practice on Wednesday, including running back Alvin Kamara.

Former Bears quarterback Justin Fields has excelled as the Steelers interim QB1 over the season’s first three weeks. Russell Wilson — who was initially named the team’s starting quarterback before injuring his calf — has been sidelined to start the season. But Fields has stepped up dutifully. Why haven’t the Steelers called him the starting quarterback? “Because there’s no need,”…

This week, Charles McDonald encourages everyone to stay calm about Caleb Williams, appreciate Jayden Daniels’ start, and point and laugh at the Jaguars’ performance on Monday Night Football.

The Eagles were down several key players as they began their practice week ahead of the Bucs game.

Jason Fitz is joined by Jori Epstein and Frank Schwab to decide whether or not the sky is falling for some struggling teams and first overall picks.

Keenan Allen returned to practice Wednesday as a limited participant. The Bears are hopeful he’ll be able to play Sunday against the Rams and be the catalyst that kicks their offense into gear.

The latest injury news and possible return dates for New York Giants players.

Here’s how experts view the Patriots in their updated NFL Power Rankings entering Week 4.