Week 14 brings a few powerhouse battles, namely the reeling Bills traveling to Tampa Bay and the Rams facing off with the Cardinals. Let’s get to the games.
Super teams don’t often seem to work out in the NFL. Assembling a bunch of big names and turning them loose on the opposition isn’t the open-and-shut proposition it seems like it should be on paper.
This week is filled with crucial matchups in both conferences, and in the Thanksgiving spirit, instead of looking at players on the spot, we’ll identify each team’s biggest turkey so far this season.
What surprises will Week 11 hold? Let’s find out, and get to the games.
Don’t look now, but the Patriots have won three straight. Week 10 brings several matchups between contenders, plus a chance for some of Week 9’s surprise losers to get right. Let’s get to the games.
Tennessee starts life without Henry in prime time against the Rams, and the Raiders try to continue their strong start against the Giants. Oh, and the Texans and Dolphins play, but let’s just pretend that they don’t. Let’s take a closer look at Week 9.
Week 8 is short on marquee matchups, at least on paper, but there will be plenty of intrigue nonetheless. Let’s get to the games.
As is always the case, injuries are starting to become the big story in the NFL...
Life at the top will stay stressful for Arizona, though; its next two opponents are the 49ers and Browns...
There are 15 games on the Week 4 schedule, and then there’s one that might as well stand alone on its own. Tampa Bay travels to New England for a Sunday night matchup that might be the biggest regular-season matchup in recent league history, if not ever.
The AFC and NFC West are a combined 8-0 after one week. Week 2 brings another slate of fascinating matchups, so let’s get to the games.
The NFL is back, so let’s get to the games. Point spreads are from DraftKings.com and are current as of 11 a.m. ET Thursday.
Several big names have managed the prove that they have a rare degree of staying power. Which ones might be nearing the end of the line, either overall, or at their current stop? Let's take a look at how much time is left for some coaching and front office legends.
Father Time is undefeated in the NFL, though Tom Brady is currently attempting to change that. Other players aren't so lucky, and it's impossible to predict exactly when a given player might go from star to scrub.
One of the most fun parts about any NFL season is watching new stars establish themselves. Occasionally, players come completely out of nowhere - think Kurt Warner in 1999 - but more often, the emerging superstars are guys who were showing signs of greatness the previous season, then put it all together the following year.
Quarterback drama has dominated the discourse in the league for several weeks now, but there are other big stories for the rest of the league. Let's take a look at the biggest offseason question for every NFL team.
This year’s Super Bowl was unlike any other, as it took place in front of human beings and cardboard cutouts alike. Tom Brady made more barely believable history, winning his seventh Super Bowl overall, his first with Tampa Bay, and his fifth Super Bowl MVP Award.
Plenty of annoyances became ubiquitous in the sports world this year, so let's take a look at the ones we would most like to see disappear forever in 2021.