ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported the Raiders benched veteran QB Derek Carr to preserve his trade value, but releasing him may be their best option.
Cowboys (12-4) quarterback Dak Prescott threw two interceptions against the Titans (7-9) in a 27-13 victory on Thursday, tying for the league's lead with Derek Carr.While becoming the interception king is a humiliating honor, Prescott's high volume is somewhat misleading.
Dallas needs another weapon in the passing game. Cowboys tight end Dalton Schultz flashed why he's still a trustworthy asset, scoring two critical second-half touchdowns in a 27-13 victory over the Titans, on Thursday.
After benching quarterback Derek Carr, the Las Vegas Raiders may be in the market for a new signal-caller. Here are a few options that may be available to the Raiders in the upcoming Draft.
Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn has an unusual motivational tactic. While it may sound like an odd tactic, the results dismiss skeptics who may scoff at it. Dallas' defense has reached a feat unmatched since the '70s.
Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels on Wednesday announced the benching of Derek Carr for the remainder of the season, thus making the QB's return to Las Vegas in 2023 unlikely.
Dak Prescott was in the zone against the Eagles, unraveling their defense with pinpoint precision in a 40-34 victory on Saturday. It was a season-defining moment and proved early claims about his inaccuracy were exaggerated.
Whether it's giving Sean Payton control of football operations or the largest contract for a head coach in NFL history, the Broncos need an epic plan to land the most coveted choice in the coaching carousel.
McDaniels and general manager Dave Ziegler are in their first year together after coming from New England. They're determined to leave a new imprint, which means they'll consider moving on from players even if they've played nine years for the Raiders.
The Cowboys defense has wandered from its dominant ways, allowing over 30 points per game over the past three games and struggling to get to the quarterback. Here we explore a potential cause of the downturn.
Whoever the Broncos hire to replace Hackett will be facing a tall task in getting the team back on track, but team will have no shortage of intriguing options.
Dak Prescott activated a new mode in a 40-34 victory against the Eagles, one that can win playoff games.
On Monday, the Broncos fired head coach Nathaniel Hackett, ending one of the more embarrassing coaching tenures in NFL history. Hackett, whose expertise is offense, engineered a scoring offense that ranks last in the league at 15.5 points per game.
In a 51-14 loss against the Rams on Sunday, Broncos rookie head coach Nathaniel Hackett lost command of his team, highlighting one of the biggest problems during his short-lived regime: an inability to maintain authority.
The Broncos (4-10) loss to the Rams (5-11) is fitting because Los Angeles shows it can bounce back from a lost season. The Rams' 2-1 record over their past three games is a small sign of improvement.
The Steelers iced the Raiders in Pittsburgh due to another late collapse.
A crucial third-and-30 conversion was the miracle Dallas needed, flipping the tides in a 40-34 Cowboys victory over the Eagles.
Dak Prescott can prove he's a Cowboys championship catalyst, not an inhibitor if he leads Dallas to victory over Philadelphia without the aid of his highly-touted defense.
The Broncos (4-10) have allowed 51 sacks in 14 games this season, tied for the most in the league with the Rams. It's clear they need to draft at least one offensive lineman to upgrade the struggling unit.
After recording 12 sacks in 11 games, Parsons has only recorded one over the past three weeks. Parsons' recent step back is a bit puzzling because he was dominant early in the season.
For only the second time in his 11-year career, Denver QB Russell Wilson didn't make the Pro Bowl while his Seattle successor, Geno Smith, made his first in 10 seasons.
The breakout campaign for Pollard reactivated a dynamic element in the Dallas offense. During Weeks 1-6, Pollard never reached 15 carries, and Dallas didn't score 30 or more points once. In Weeks 7-15, Pollard averaged around 15 carries per game, and Dallas reached the 30-point mark in four of its eight games.