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Five reasons why Vikings' defense sits atop the NFL rankings
Coordinator Brian Flores has Minnesota's defense humming and it's not just because Dallas Turner has elevated his game.[read more]

'A loaded question:' How do the Ravens plan to stop Bijan Robinson?
Baltimore is facing the NFL's most electric running back under the lights on Sunday night.[read more]

Grading in-season NFL trades: Did the Ravens give up too much for Cam Jurgens?
Will Cam Jurgens boost the Ravens' protection? Can Joey Porter Jr. clean up the Cowboys' defense? We're grading NFL trades ahead of November's deadline.[read more]

How will the Eagles move forward, establish an identity without Lane Johnson?
The offensive line has long been the lifeblood of this franchise.[read more]

Jaguars to play 26 of next 30 regular-season games away from Jacksonville
The Jaguars will become the first NFL team since 1926 to play in 12 or more stadiums in a single season.[read more]

Through Dak Prescott's eyes: The Cowboys QB breaks down a play and all he sees
From pre-snap to post-snap, Prescott processes dozens of elements before the ball leaves his hand and is caught for a 21-yard TD.[read more]

Barnwell's NFL quarter-season awards: The top candidates to win MVP, Rookie of the Year, more
Brock Purdy for MVP? Klint Kubiak taking Coach of the Year? Will Anderson Jr. getting DPOY honors? We ranked the top candidates to win eight NFL awards through Week 4.[read more]

Latest intel on Week 5: What we're hearing on key injuries, potential trades, more
Could injuries to Saquon Barkley, Lamar Jackson and others derail their teams?[read more]

Ravens acquire two-time Pro Bowl center Jurgens in trade with Eagles
The Ravens acquired two-time Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens in a trade with the Eagles.[read more]

Giants' Nabers doesn't practice, knee more 'sore' than usual
Giants star wide receiver Malik Nabers did not practice Wednesday because of a knee injury, saying only he was more "sore" than usual.[read more]