New York Jets owner Woody Johnson made some headlines on Tuesday by offering some support for head coach Aaron Glenn, while also throwing his team's quarterback under the team bus for their 0-7 start.
With most of the NFL's Week 7 schedule in the books, it is time to take a look at some of the biggest winners and losers from around the league.
Things were really starting to look up for the New York Giants... until they collapsed against the Denver Broncos.
The Vanderbilt Commodores are in uncharted territory for their football program. After Saturday's win over previously No. 10-ranked LSU, the Commodores not only showed they are legitimate SEC contenders, but they are also now a top-10 team in the entire country.
Ignore the standings as of Sunday. Ignore the way the Kansas City Chiefs stumbled out of the gate to start the 2025 season. Put it all in a box, bury it and then forget about it.
The New York Jets were hopeful that Aaron Glenn could be the head coach to finally solve their perpetual revolving door on the sidelines.
There is not a team in the NHL under more pressure every year than the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Penn State may have needed to move on from former head coach James Franklin, but as the team showed on Saturday night in a 25-24 loss to Iowa, that alone is not going to fix where the program is right now.
When the 2025 college football season began, the Clemson Tigers were expected to be a national championship contender.
Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand is the NHL's biggest love-hate player.
Should the two sides reach an agreement, it would be an historic and unprecedented hire in baseball history.
Every time the Miami Hurricanes get you believing they are ready to return to a national championship level, they seem to have a huge slip-up at some point in the season and blow it against an unranked team.
Jaromir Jagr is eventually going to be a first ballot entrant into the Hockey Hall of Fame, but he has to stop playing hockey before his three-year waiting period for induction can begin.
Shohei Ohtani can't be stopped.
Six games through the 2025 season, it is pretty easy to see that Rodgers has been one of the Steelers' biggest bright spots.
Linebacker Jack Campbell is drawing attention for his bad habit of accidentally punching players during games.
Tomlin helped set the tone for the loss three days before they even played the game.
Flacco was able to settle in and absolutely carved up a Steelers defense.
Kamara seems to have zero interest in being traded.
The Dallas Cowboys are going to get their No. 1 wide receiver, CeeDee Lamb, back in the lineup on Sunday when they take on the Washington Commanders. What does that mean for George Pickens?
With a little more than half the season left, Yardbarker NFL writers pitch a trade each team should make before the deadline.
After Ohtani's 1-for-5 (with three strikeouts) performance in Game 2, he is now just 5-for-34 in the postseason.
The 2025-26 New York Rangers season began with a lot of excitement due to the arrival of two-time Stanley Cup champion head coach Mike Sullivan. Things have not been off to a smooth start however.
Recent NFL history should be a warning to future teams taking a quarterback with the top pick.
Now that most of the NFL's Week 6 schedule is complete, it is time to look at some of the biggest winners and losers from around the league.