Week 4 includes compelling matchups, including six featuring ranked-vs.-ranked opponents. Here are the best games to tune in to.
A season after no team in the NFC South finished with a winning record, it is one of two divisions to have three 2-0 teams entering Week 3. This weekend, however, might be a return to normalcy.
In a game that could get out of hand, the New York Giants will play at San Francisco on "Thursday Night Football."
It's been a while since Jets-Patriots was a rivalry, but that's something wide receiver Garrett Wilson is adamant about changing.
Based on Tomlin's comments, a change at offensive coordinator isn't on the horizon, but they also demonstrate he isn't ignoring the issues, either.
Here's a look at how much concern each 0-2 team should have, beginning with the team lowest on the panic meter and ending with the teams that are sounding the alarm.
When Cleveland needed quarterback Deshaun Watson the most on Monday night, he shrunk, His miserable game at Pittsburgh is a horrible sign for the team's future.
Nick Chubb suffered a gruesome leg injury early in the second quarter of Cleveland's Monday night game at Pittsburgh.
An absolute mess of a first quarter in Pittsburgh got the ending it deserved with one of the wildest plays we're likely to see this season. Cleveland and Pittsburgh combined for four turnovers, with Steelers wide receiver Gunner Olszewski's fumble late in the quarter capping the sloppy start.
Michigan State and Mel Tucker are headed toward an ugly divorce.
If Denver's first ride with Wilson resembled a broken-down station wagon, this year it's a roller coaster. Payton may prefer to hop off this ride before too long.
In Week 3, LSU's Jayden Daniels and Washington's Michael Penix Jr. put on shows while Alabama quarterbacks Tyler Buchner and Ty Simpson were duds. Here are the most notable happenings of college football from Saturday.
Missouri scored the big upset in Saturday's early window with a walk-off 61-yard Harrison Mevis field goal over No. 15 Kansas State.
Florida State QB Jordan Travis went down injured just before the half against Boston College, but was able to come back out to open the second half as the Seminoles held on. Travis and company will face Clemson next weekend.
Shohei Ohtani's 2023 season is over and, so too, might be his time with the Angels.
LSU's dynamic duo of quarterback Jayden Daniels and wide receiver Malik Nabers capped a dominant start to SEC play with a huge touchdown on a fourth-and-7.
ESPN celebrated college football legend Lee Corso on Saturday with a moving tribute to his iconic "College Gameday" headgear picks ahead of his 400th selection.
The first hurdle is past Rodgers as he gets ready for the start of the 2024 season.
The Atlanta Falcons passing game is built out of red flags and an apparent lack of trust in QB Desmond Ridder.
No ranked-vs.-ranked games in Week 3? No problem. Here are five games worth checking out this weekend.
Norvell criticized Sanders for wearing sunglasses and a hat during an ESPN interview, saying, "When I talk to grown-ups, I take my hat and glasses off, that's what my mother taught me."
The Bengals offense needs to look a lot different than it did against Cleveland, and in that case, Burrow's off to a good start.
Broadening the pool of who is considered an international player should help drive engagement overseas as the sport attempts to take over the world.
The debate about the use of artificial fields — a concern raised by players in the past — was renewed after New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers tore his Achilles 75 seconds into the 2023 season on MetLife Stadium's synthetic field.
The Vikings aim to avoid an 0-2 start while the Eagles hope to play a full 60 minutes when the teams meet on "Thursday Night Football" in Philadelphia. Here's what to watch.