Pro Bowl cornerback Trevon Diggs's season-ending ACL tear was a crushing blow for the Dallas Cowboys, but DaRon Bland has proved he's a capable replacement.
In Week 5, the Broncos aim to end a war of words with Jets, the Chiefs try to avoid an upset and the Raiders hope to get back on track after three consecutive losses. Here are Week 5 predictions.
After an impressive start, it's fair to say Houston's C.J. Stroud is the top rookie quarterback. Just ask Cowboys star linebacker Micah Parsons.
Since Denver Broncos running back Javonte Williams suffered a hip flexor injury in a Week 4 victory against the Chicago Bears, expect promising rookie Jaleel McLaughlin to receive more touches.
After an 0-4 start, third-year Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields might benefit from a change of scenery. One analyst believes the Atlanta Falcons are the right destination.
Los Angeles Rams rookie wide receiver Puka Nacua continues to show why he's the biggest steal of the 2023 NFL Draft amid his record-breaking pace.
Chargers linebacker Khalil Mack is potentially recapturing the form that makes him one of the most fearsome pass-rushers in the league, which his team desperately needs.
McCaffrey rushed for a career-high four TDs in a 35-16 win over the Arizona Cardinals, joining Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith as the only players in the Super Bowl era with 600 or more yards and seven or more TDs through their teams' first four games, per NFL Network's James Palmer.
Despite the Broncos' stunning comeback against the Bears, the team still holds one major problem it can't ignore: an inept defense.
Since red-zone troubles continue to perturb the Cowboys, Dallas is finding other ways to score.
Quarterback Russell Wilson and the Broncos averted a major disaster with a frantic comeback against the Bears.
Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs is helping Buffalo make a statement against the Miami Dolphins: it's still one the best teams in the AFC.
Browns wide receiver Elijah Moore lost his sense of direction. During the first quarter against Baltimore, the WR ran backward for a 15-yard loss when it was first-and-10, and the Browns were on the Ravens 19-yard line.
Los Angeles Rams rookie wide receiver Puka Nacua keeps etching his name into the record books.
Once again, the United States failed to meet massive expectations at the Ryder Cup. In the 11th match, Rickie Fowler drove a ball into the water on the 16th hole.
From a running back trying to prove his former team wrong to a tight end whose popularity is booming, here are the must-see players in NFL Week 4.
Memo to the Denver Broncos: use rookie wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. more since the 21-year-old already looks like the team's best offensive playmaker.
It could be an emotional Sunday for New England Patriots running back Ezekiel Elliott since he faces the Dallas Cowboys for the first time in his career, and his former team probably has a tribute in store.
As Texans rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud exceeds expectations, it begs the question, could the 21-year-old make the Pro Bowl this season?
Although Raiders quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo remains in concussion protocol, there's still a chance he could play Sunday against the Chargers.
The Dallas Cowboys fear the New England Patriots already obtained vital intel before their matchup on Sunday, spurring a notable offensive change.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce benefits from the "Taylor Swift effect." After the 12-time Grammy winner — whom he's rumored to be dating — appeared with Kelce's mother at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday, his jersey sales soared.
Since the Dallas Cowboys red zone offense looks inept, it's fair to wonder if they miss former running back Ezekiel Elliott. "It felt like for two or three years, everyone was talking about Zeke being washed.
The Los Angeles Chargers must fill a substantial offensive hole after one of their best players suffered a season-ending injury. Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, an MRI confirmed Mike Williams tore his ACL and won't be ready until training camp next season.