Following a 40-34 overtime victory over the Seahawks (6-5) on Sunday, Raiders quarterback Derek Carr thanked a Seattle fan who held a sign that read, "3-7 not bad for a team with no talent."
The Broncos need to accept that they're not in for a quick fix but a reconstruction that could take years to build, requiring more than a coaching change.
Micah Parsons is becoming a league cornerstone.
Last season, Trevon Diggs was a "boom-or-bust" player. Sure, he racked up interceptions for a league-high 11 picks, but he also allowed "big plays" for a disappointing Cowboys passing defense. Diggs polished his game, and the Cowboys pass defense is No.1 in yards allowed.
The Raiders remain the AFC West's second-best team in ESPN's Football Power Index. If they can capitalize off the momentum, slowly tending to 'the rock' might just pay off.
The Broncos fell victim to a classic trope during the offseason and now find themselves in an incredibly difficult position.
The Cowboys have been able to use their two capable running backs to compliment each other rather have them fight for top billing.
Twitter saved the day for viewers who nearly missed Raiders running back Josh Jacobs walk-off 86-yard touchdown run in a 40-34 overtime victory over the Seahawks on Sunday.
Every big move the Broncos have made over the past calendar year appears to have backfired. At 3-8, Denver may be in for a long and painful road ahead.
It's fitting Jacobs delivered the knockout punch because he was a statistical monster.
The Raiders used a flea flicker to trick the Seahawks defense. They galloped past it for a huge touchdown, which could change the game's tide.
After a heated interaction between defensive tackle Mike Purcell and Russell Wilson, the Broncos reached a boiling point in a losing effort against the Panthers.
Per Oddschecker, defensive end Maxx Crosby has the fifth-best NFL Defensive Player of The Year odds. An impressive feat, considering he's on a defense that's ranked 27th in total yards allowed.
Kendall Hinton wrote an unusual story in his first two seasons, but he could prove he's more than an amusing anecdote if he becomes a reliable option in Denver's passing game.
Before the Cowboys' tight ends celebrated a touchdown in the red Salvation Army kettle, playing Whac-A-Mole during a 28-20 victory over the New York Giants, they asked Dak Prescott if he approved.
The win represents a pivotal point for the Cowboys (8-3) because the Giants (7-4) nipped at their heels in the NFC East standings. Sweeping the Giants in the divisional series separates them, improving their strong playoff chances.
Jake Ferguson, a rookie tight end out of Wisconsin, soared on Thanksgiving, hurdling over a Giants defender for a critical 30-yard gain.
If the Raiders made a list of what they're thankful for, running back Josh Jacobs sits atop the table.
The Broncos' defensive late-game breakdowns prove it carried the team for far too long.
Per U.S. Patent and Trademark Office records, the Raiders filed to trademark "Win City" on Nov. 16. The Raiders haven't received the trademark because it's already active. However, the USTPO has a process to transfer trademarks.
Two defensive players won NFL MVP, Hall of Famers Alan Page (1971) and Lawerence Taylor (1986). Micah Parsons deserves to become the third despite unfavorable odds.
Dak Prescott told The Athletic's Jon Machota "he was convinced" the Cowboys were Super Bowl contenders before they squashed the Vikings 40-3 on Sunday.
Sharpe had an interesting comparison for the current state of the Denver Broncos.
Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels pointed at his head while explaining what separates Davante Adams from other wideouts. Adams used his experience to outwit the Broncos.