The Giants could be without their star rookie wide receiver on Sunday against the Seahawks.
College football fans will, rightly, be watching high-profile Week 6 matchups like No. 9 Missouri vs. No. 25 Texas A&M and Auburn vs. No. 5 Georgia. However, there are always some games that fly under the radar that offer some intrigue.
Baltimore Orioles fans have had it rough in the postseason for a significant amount of time.
The 27-year-old Russian has tallied 330 points in parts of just four seasons.
Montreal acquired him and a 2026 second-round pick in a trade with the Columbus Blue Jackets on Aug. 19, sending defenseman Jordan Harris the other way in the deal.
The Washington Capitals have just one preseason game remaining before head coach Spencer Carbery has to whittle the roster down to 23 players.
Star linebacker Von Miller has been suspended by the NFL.
The Pac-12 has acquired another major member in its revival bid. On Tuesday, Gonzaga University announced that it had accepted an invitation to join the conference.
It appears the Big Ten Conference has recognized (at least internally) that its officials made a mistake in calling back Minnesota's successful onside kick against No. 12 Michigan for offsides on Saturday.
The news just seems to get worse and worse for the San Francisco 49ers and running back Christian McCaffrey.
Colorado's two-way phenom, Travis Hunter, has been nothing short of a walking highlight reel this college football season.
For fans looking for the light at the end of the mediocrity tunnel, here are three big reasons the team is actually ahead of schedule in its rebuild.
The Buffalo Bills tend to lose with dignity, but they were dismantled and humbled by the Baltimore Ravens on "Sunday Night Football."
Not much went right for the Eagles on their trip to Tampa Bay on Sunday. The Buccaneers dominated from start to finish, sailing away with the 33-16 win and improving to 3-1 on the season.
If you started Atlanta Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts on your fantasy team this week then you saw a big fat zero next to his name at the end of the game.
Week 5 in college football contained plenty of moments which deserved immediate reaction (for better and worse).
No. 12 Michigan survived an upset bid from Big Ten foes Minnesota on Saturday. The 27-24 margin was a tight follow-up to the Wolverine's big Week 4 win over then-No. 11 USC.
Oklahoma needed some big plays late to steal victory from the jaws of defeat against Auburn.
The Detroit Tigers are going to the postseason for the first time since 2014 and if you ask one dedicated (and superstitious) fan, it was all but guaranteed back in April thanks to one player's symbolic gesture.
Saturday's late-afternoon slate of college football games featured a juicy ranked matchup between No. 15 Louisville and No. 16 Notre Dame. But from the opening minutes, both teams didn't look like top 25 teams (at least the offenses didn't).
The Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Chargers are getting big injury returns on Sunday.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have our first major upset in the SEC.
The Rebels certainly seemed to get up to some shady behavior during the first half.
These SEC quarterback storylines will be worth tracking the rest of the season, but Week 5 will offer the next test in their intriguing sagas.
The ending to Friday night's Virginia Tech-Miami game was dramatic and controversial to say the least.