Colts rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson showed off his wheels early against the Texans.
The Dallas Cowboys receiving corps will be shorthanded against the Jets.
From quarterbacks trying to bounce back to a wide receiver chasing a record, here are must-see players in Week 2 in the NFL.
Despite one of the worst performances in his career, the Buffalo Bills aren't throwing quarterback Josh Allen under the bus.
Believe it or not, Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff could etch his name into the NFL record book this season. Since Week 9 of last season, the 29-year-old has thrown 359 consecutive passes without an interception, the third-most in league history.
The Chicago Bears might be wise to let Justin Fields attempt to cook if they really want him to succeed.
The rumors about Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift continue to swirl.
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson has a score to settle with the Philadelphia Eagles and cornerback Darius Slay.
Although quarterback Kirk Cousins struggled with turnovers in the Vikings season opener, head coach Kevin O'Connell wants him to stay aggressive. Is that a mistake?
When it comes to injuries, the Denver Broncos receiving corps can't catch a break. Tight end Greg Dulcich will miss multiple weeks after suffering a hamstring injury. The same injury sidelined him for seven games last season.
The Cowboys know how important it is to have a reliable backup, and that makes them less likely to be a trade partner for the Jets after losing Aaron Rodgers early in Week 1.
This offseason, teams were reportedly keeping tabs on the 27-year-old. Could he be on the move after his first zero-target of his career?
The Cowboys defense captured the NFL's attention during a 40-0 blowout against the Giants on Sunday, proving it could carry a team to a championship.
The Raiders passing attack exceeded expectations, while the Chiefs receiving corps, Broncos kicker and Chargers defense flopped. Here's whose stock is trending up and down in the AFC West after Week 1.
Miami Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill predicted that he would top 2,000 yards receiving this season, a boast which he began to back up with his virtuoso performance against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Jimmy Garoppolo delivered in his debut with the Raiders, as his late-game heroics helped the team capture a victory against the Broncos.
Jacksonville Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence and WR Calvin Ridley showed off a budding chemistry on Sunday that could push the team to great heights this season.
Thanks to a bewildering renovation in AT&T Stadium, Cowboys fans can chat with owner Jerry Jones.
Rookie running back Jahmyr Gibbs had a solid debut in the Lions 21-20 upset over the Chiefs, meaning it's time to increase his workload.
Although Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton revived Drew Brees' career in New Orleans, a Hall of Famer believes he shouldn't use the same blueprint to salvage quarterback Russell Wilson.
Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones probably won't suit up in the regular-season opener against the Lions on Thursday, and the Pro Bowler could miss multiple games as his holdout continues.
As Dallas and New York prepare for a highly anticipated matchup on Sunday, a former Giants star took a shot at Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.
With the preseason behind us, here's a look at whose stock is up and down in the AFC West ahead of the start of the regular season.
After 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa became the highest-paid defensive player in NFL history on Wednesday, Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons should lick his chops.