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The Steelers survived, the Giants came up small in Big D and Houston couldn't handle Jacksonville in a wild opening weekend.
A conversation between teammates during a timeout was the reason the Broncos were able to pull off a game-winning field-goal block to beat the Chargers 24-21.
What we learned from the Chargers' 24-21 loss to the Denver Broncos on Monday night: Anthony Lynn wants to run it Following the loss, Lynn said he felt his team ditched the ground game, and that a more consistent pounding would've tired the Broncos out. It's the kind of coach Lynn has always
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NFL Network's Kyle Brandt talks about how Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown stole the show in Week 1.
JEFFREY YEBOAH MANNHEIM, GERMANY Being at the Giants' 3-yard line and not giving trust to your strength with the O-Line and Zeke? I understand that the Giants expected that, and that Dez on the outside is also a good option. But I was worried that this could have been a costly mistake, which comes
Need a running back or a wide receiver? The first week of the 2017 NFL regular season is a wrap, which means it is time for fantasy football owners to start considering their Week 2 waiver wire options. You can view additions by position (QB, RB, WR, TE), but here is the top five overall players we
Ingram, Peterson and Kamara struggled to find a rhythm behind the Saints' injured offensive line.
Mike Triplett ESPN Staff Writer Close Covered Saints for eight years at New Orleans Times-Picayune Previously covered LSU football, San Francisco 49ers Iowa native and University of Iowa graduate Follow on Twitter MINNEAPOLIS -- First, the bad news. Adrian Peterson played just nine snaps in the New Orleans
After Hurricane Harvey his Houston, there was talk of the Texans and Jaguars flipping their home games in the twice-per-year series. After Hurricane Irma unexpectedly flooded Jacksonville, there's talk of the Jaguars and Titans flipping their home games in the twice-per-year series. Via the Associated
Allen Park -- Tuesdays are typically off-days for the Detroit Lions during the regular season. It's a good time to reflect on the game from last weekend, as well as the next opponent. With that in mind, we'll look to do a mailbag each week, to answer all your pressing questions. The Stafford
Shaken sideline reporter Sergio Dipp took to Twitter to try to explain his meltdown on ESPN's "Monday Night Football." As a minority himself, the Mexico native said he was trying to show "respect" to the African-American head coaches on the sidelines, Vance Joseph of the Broncos
No Huddle Podcast: Al and Tracy try to make sense of the 49ers' Week 1 performance
Monday, September 11, 2017 Q. What were some of the issues that stood out in the red zone? A. The big difference and reason for the lack of points, despite the fact that we moved the ball well, was that we only had eight possessions in this game; five of them went inside of their red zone, or inside
Football is back and Steelers fans know that there is nothing that compares to being at Heinz Field on game day. The roar of the crowd, the thousands of twirling Terrible Towels and watching the black and gold in person make it an experience like no other for fans. With Steelers Nation Unite, fans can
GREEN BAY – Season 6 of What You Might've Missed is here, and if you're a fan of this piece, you know that my selection of material is not the most obvious (hence, the title). So, while most analysts are focusing on the superb effort by the Packers' defense in the 17-9 season-opening victory
After a loss, it's not unusual for fans to play the blame game. In Washington, that means pointing fingers at the offensive line for its role in Sunday's defeat at the hands of the Philadelphia Eagles. Right tackle Morgan Moses was the ninth-worst right tackle in Week 1 per the game charters
Vikings Head Coach Mike Zimmer Opening Statement: I thought this was a really good team win and when I say team I'm including our fans. I thought our fans did an outstanding job tonight. They helped us defensively quite a bit in the crowd noise. You know this team studied real hard this week, they
Linebacker Ryan Kerrigan is no stranger to finding the end zone once he has the ball, notching his third career pick-six in Sunday's game against the Eagles. When Ryan Kerrigan gets his hands on the ball, watch out. The 6-foot-4, 259-pound linebacker recorded his third career interception Sunday
NFL Network's Omar Ruiz talks about how the Texans are preparing for their Week 2 matchup against the Bengals on Thursday with so many players injured.
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