Each week of the NFL season, Yardbarker will be monitoring players who have suffered notable injuries. Here are five we're tracking after Week 14.
Sanders was pulled on a key play in Sunday's home game against the Tennessee Titans. He isn't throwing a fit about that.
Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders had a career day in Sunday's home game against the Tennessee Titans, but a baffling coaching decision will generate more headlines.
Yes, not even Burrow is flawless.
The team has been losing momentum at the season's most critical point, and the QB's injuries have compounded its growing problems.
On Sunday, the College Football Playoff Committee unveiled its 12-team bracket. Expect it to draw controversy.
Ward and Sanders trained together in the months leading up to the 2025 NFL Draft. Since then, their careers have taken different paths.
Milwaukee can breath a sigh of relief.
Dallas Mavericks forward Anthony Davis' early calf injury thrust rookie forward Cooper Flagg into the team's No. 1 role.
The Toronto Blue Jays could use more championship pedigree after losing in Game 7 of the 2025 Fall Classic, so why not add a player who has won a World Series already?
The Giannis Antetokounmpo situation may have just grown more complicated.
Once again, Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is prepared to play through pain.
What a turnaround for Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are losing a coach who has helped make the program a wide receiver factory for NFL teams.
The Detroit Lions could sure use a healthy Amon-Ra St. Brown in their home game against the Dallas Cowboys on "Thursday Night Football."
Mavericks rookie forward Cooper Flagg is realizing he could stand to be a little more selfish on the offensive end.
Since winning their last playoff game during the 2016 season, the Steelers have been mired in mediocrity.
Each week, Yardbarker monitors the 2026 NFL Draft, scheduled April 23-25 in Pittsburgh. From an Indiana quarterback to a Penn State running back, here are five players we're tracking.
The Dallas Cowboys have found themselves back in the playoff hunt after victories over the teams that made last season's Super Bowl.
The Chicago Bears are first in the NFC, but head coach Ben Johnson believes they still need more from their passing attack to remain atop the conference.
One could argue the first-year starters lack the experience required to succeed in the NFL.
The Denver Broncos have won nine consecutive games, but many of these victories haven't been coming easily.
Each week of the NFL season, Yardbarker will be monitoring players who have suffered notable injuries. Here are five players we're tracking after Week 13.
Throughout his career, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has drawn comparisons to former Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton. Those are justified, especially after he broke one of his records on Sunday.
The race for Super Bowl LX may end in a photo finish.