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Source: Cards' Edmonds has high ankle sprain

A source tells ESPN’s Adam Schefter that tests confirm Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds suffered a high ankle sprain Sunday and is expected to miss multiple games.

How Steelers' Najee Harris, family are helping out homeless shelter where they once lived

Harris and his family shuffled through several shelters when he was younger. Now they’re giving back to those who helped them and to those in need of help.

Bears' rookie Khalil Herbert keeping running game alive

Herbert has been an unlikely contributor in the Bears’ backfield this season.

Rodrigo Blankenship on Georgia football, Quavo & “Rec Specs”

Everyone’s favorite bespectacled kicker Rodrigo Blankenship catches up with Charlotte Wilder about his time at Georgia, what it’s like to hang out with Quavo, & if the rec specs get enough respect.

Winners and losers: Dallas exposed by Denver

Dallas looked like a contender through the season’s first eight weeks. Week 9 was a wake-up call, as the Cowboys looked more like pretenders.

5 things Giants need to happen to make any kind of run during 2021 NFL season

Here’s what the Giants need to happen, quickly, if they really want to make any kind of run during the 2021 NFL season.

Case study of young QBs: Over-the-top protection of Jordan Love vs. unfair criticism of Justin Fields

It’s worth contrasting how two coaches – Green Bay’s Matt LaFleur and Chicago’s Matt Nagy – handled things recently when discussing their struggling, yet still developing, QBs.

Colts’ Braden Smith dealing with elbow injury after further evaluations

Colts HC Frank Reich said Braden Smith is dealing with more of an elbow injury rather than a triceps injury.

Detroit Lions' Darren Fells asks for release after getting benched vs. Philadelphia Eagles

Tight end Darren Fells asked the Detroit Lions for his release Monday, and the team plans to grant his request by placing him on waivers.

Shannon Sharpe explains why an OBJ-less win does not show that the Browns are better without him I UNDISPUTED

No Odell Beckham Jr.? No problem, as Baker Mayfield led the Cleveland Browns to a 41-16 statement win over AFC North rival Cincinnati Bengals. Cleveland’s signal caller threw two touchdowns and addressed OBJ no longer being with the Browns. Mayfield wished him well and even went as far as to call him a ‘friend.’ Shannon Sharpe explains why the Browns’ win does not show they are better without OBJ after defeating the Bengals in Week 9.

'Dak Prescott played like he's worth $7.50, not $75 million' — Skip Bayless on his Cowboys' rough loss I UNDISPUTED

The Dallas Cowboys had their six-game winning streak snapped as they lost to the Denver Broncos 30-16. The Cowboys’ defense came in sixth ranked against the run and got bulldozed for 190 yards on the ground. Dak Prescott struggled in his return from injury as he kept overthrowing receivers and also had an interception. Skip Bayless reacts to his Cowboys’ shocking and embarrassing loss to Shannon’s Broncos.

Nick Wright & Greg Jennings grade Jordan Love’s performance in first Packers’ start I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Jordan Love took the field with the Green Bay Packers in Week 9 after Aaron Rodgers was ruled ineligible to play due to a positive Covid test. Nick Wright and Greg Jennings give Love a letter grade for this performance against the Kansas City Chiefs and decide whether he is the future for the Packers.

Greg Jennings: ‘Cowboys were bad in all aspects, but don’t read too much into the loss vs Broncos’ I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Greg Jennings doesn’t think we should read too much into the Dallas Cowboys’ loss in Week 9 against the Denver Broncos. Though he believes Dak Prescott’s team was bad in any and all aspects of the game, watch as Jennings breaks down why this is just a ‘blip’ in an otherwise strong season for the Cowboys.

Nick Wright: What makes Chiefs great is Mahomes, but he was truly awful most of this game I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright started the Kansas City Chiefs’ game against the Green Bay Packers in despair. Despite the win, Nick felt Patrick Mahomes was truly awful during the vast majority of the game. But there was one play that encouraged Nick to have hope for the rest of the season. Watch as Nick lays out his thoughts on the Chiefs’ win over Packers.

Week 9 takeaways, big questions

What to know for every Week 9 game.

32 things we learned from Week 9 of 2021 NFL season: Upsets galore

So much for any certainty in the NFL by midseason. The league’s pecking order was shaken up Sunday as several top teams were dealt stunning losses.

Kliff Kingsbury reacts to Colt McCoy's performance

Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury reacts to quarterback Colt McCoy’s performance in Week 9 of the NFL 2021 season. This game is streaming live on the Yahoo Sports mobile app, or on NFL.com

Opinion: The Packers let down Jordan Love by giving Aaron Rodgers' replacement too little help

Jordan Love faced a tall task in stepping in for Aaron Rodgers against the Chiefs. Coach Matt LaFleur admitted the Packers didn’t help the QB.

No Derrick Henry, no problem; Titans dominate Rams, 28-16: Everything we know

The Titans’ life without Derrick Henry is off to a great start after a Week 9 win over the Rams.

Why Love's lousy day was a good one for Rodgers

Jordan Love didn’t look ready in his first NFL start. Now the Packers really have to bend their knee to Aaron Rodgers if they want to remain contenders in the near future.

LaFleur says QB Love's struggles 'falls on me'

Matt LaFleur said it “falls on me” for not better preparing Jordan Love for the Chiefs’ pressure in his first start as Packers QB.

Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford throws wild interception, follows it with pick-six

Titans safety Kevin Byard returns second interception to the end zone.

Chiefs HC Andy Reid ties Curly Lambeau for fifth-most regular-season wins in NFL history

How’s this for poetry: With a win today #Chiefs HC Andy Reid tied #Packers legend Curly Lambeau for the fifth-most regular-season wins in NFL history.

Matt LaFleur: Aaron Rodgers, if available, will “absolutely” start next week despite no practice

Jordan Love did absolutely nothing to show the Packers he is the quarterback of the future, much less the quarterback of the present. It doesn’t even seem a question of who the Packers will start next week if Aaron Rodgers is cleared to play in time. Nonetheless, Matt LaFleur was asked the question after the [more]