Which players and coaches will have the biggest impact on Week 7 in the NFL?
Payton served as Saints head coach from 2006-21, winning one Super Bowl and seven NFC South titles. Before his arrival, the Saints only had one playoff victory and seven winning seasons in 39 years.
In Sunday's 47-9 road win over the Cowboys, Hutchinson suffered a broken left tibia/fibula in the third quarter and immediately underwent surgery. On Monday, Lions head coach Dan Campbell told the media his recovery will take "four to six months."
After six weeks of the season, most NFL teams know if they'll be buyers or sellers before the trade deadline. Here's one move each team in the AFC West should make.
The Dallas Cowboys seem to be on the brink of disaster after an embarrassing home loss to the Detroit Lions.
After a controversial Week 17 loss to Dallas last season, the Detroit Lions seemingly want to make the Cowboys look foolish.
This offseason, the Denver Broncos released seventh-year wide receiver Tim Patrick. The Detroit Lions are probably glad they did.
The Philadelphia Eagles sure did miss star wide receiver DeVonta Smith.
Tennessee Titans running back Tony Pollard may be recapturing his Pro Bowl form.
Maye seems to be exhibiting the resilience a franchise quarterback needs in his first start.
Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams and Jacksonville Jaguars fourth-year starter Trevor Lawrence seem to be heading in different directions.
Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet has been wearing many hats against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Gabe Davis seems to be developing a case of butterfingers.
Cooper, 30, is in the final year of a five-year, $100M deal, but the Browns converted all but $1.21M of his base salary into a signing bonus this offseason. Thus, a team that acquired him would absorb less than $1M in salary.
Ezekiel Elliott doesn't understand his lack of usage, and he may have a point.
Each week, Yardbarker is monitoring the 2025 NFL Draft, scheduled for April 24-26 in Green Bay. From a surging quarterback to an overlooked wide receiver, here are five players we are tracking.
Before their matchup on Sunday, Washington Commanders rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels isn't welcoming comparisons to Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson.
The Los Angeles Rams haven't met expectations through their first five games, going 1-4. Will they give up on the season and ship quarterback Matthew Stafford elsewhere?
Whether O'Connell retains the starting job or Minshew gets it back, don't bank on either saving the season.
NFL teams can usually identify their strengths and weaknesses after five weeks of the season. No team is perfect, but some have much bigger issues than others. Here is one potentially fatal flaw for every AFC West team.
Don't expect rookie quarterback Drake Maye to look like the successor to former New England Patriots star Tom Brady in his debut.
If Surtain keeps powering an elite unit and helps Denver make the playoffs for the first time since 2015, he should remain in the DPOY conversation. He could also cement his status as the Broncos' most valuable player.
Should Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams avoid a reunion with his longtime buddy, New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers?
Smith-Schuster played a pivotal role when the Chiefs won their third Super Bowl during the 2022-23 season.
Denver head coach Sean Payton didn't mind rookie quarterback Bo Nix showing him some attitude during the Broncos' Week 5 win over the Las Vegas Raiders.