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MVP?! Three keys to watch if Panthers QB Bryce Young is on that path
The 2023 first-round pick's start -- he leads the NFL with 1,268 passing yards -- puts him in the MVP conversation.[read more]
'No way this guy's a backup': How Malik Willis prepared for his second chance
Willis has worked for this opportunity in Miami, and he and the Dolphins believe he's ready for it.[read more]
Free agents: Kirk Cousins, Keon Coleman lead top options
Eric Karabell lists who he thinks are the top available players worth adding for the week ahead.[read more]
Fantasy football buzz: Lane Johnson retirement is bad news for Jalen Hurts, Eagles
Jalen Hurts and the Eagles' offense will have an even more difficult time righting the ship without RT Lane Johnson.[read more]
😈 Falcons' jab at Saints leads NFL Week 4 trolls
The calendar shifted to October and the trolls are becoming a little more impactful, led by the Dallas Cowboys.[read more]
Sources: Eagles RB Bigsby headed to IR with Barkley week-to-week
Eagles running back Tank Bigsby sustained a core muscle injury Sunday that requires surgery, sources told NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.[read more]
'I'd boo, too': Shough feels fans' frustration in Saints' MNF loss
New Orleans quarterback Tyler Shough understood the fans' frustration after the 1-3 Saints dropped a 45-24 decision to the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night, telling reporters after the loss that "we had some opportunities that we didn't take advantage of."[read more]
'Phenomenal' Penix continues winning ways with resurgent Falcons
The 2-2 Falcons had a combined 16 points, the lowest total in the NFL, through two weeks, but after a 45-24 victory over the rival New Orleans Saints on "Monday Night Football," Atlanta now has a league-high 80 combined points in a two-game winning surge.[read more]
McVay: Rams coaches will 'learn' from incident with Eagles fans
Rams coach Sean McVay says his assistant coaches will learn from their viral interaction with Eagles fans during Sunday's win over Philadelphia.[read more]
Sources: Ravens QB Jackson has ankle sprain, slim chance to play Week 5
Lamar Jackson is dealing with a sprained ankle that gives the Ravens QB only an outside chance to play Sunday against the Falcons, sources told NFL Network.[read more]