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'Beyond anyone I've ever seen': Inside Patrick Mahomes' long road back
Exactly 274 days ago, Mahomes, after suffering the most significant injury of his career, vowed to be back for Week 1. Here's how he did it.[read more]
These Broncos have a striking resemblance to Denver's last Super Bowl-winning team
The 2015 Broncos used a shutdown D to win Super Bowl 50. And the '26 Broncos have a similar makeup -- and goal.[read more]
Packers left without answers after blowing another lead late
The Packers' late-game woes from last season continued in Week 1 after they blew yet another big lead in Sunday's 39-22 loss to the Vikings.[read more]
Johnson doubles down on Bears' offense after 59-point Week 1 eruption
The Bears walked away from their opener with a historic 59-37 win over the Panthers, one that saw them score the fourth-most points in a game in franchise history and saw the teams combine for 96 points, most ever in a season opener.[read more]
Harbaugh: Giants' victory vs. Cowboys in debut ranks as No. 1 win 'right now'
John Harbaugh came away pleased with his team's performance in his Big Apple debut.[read more]
😈 Bills' Houston-themed jabs top Week 1 trolls
Early season rust didn't apply to teams around the NFL trolling their opponents after a victory.[read more]
QB Murray in good spirits after Vikings debut ends with concussion
Vikings quarterback Kyler Murray suffered a concussion after taking a hard hit in his Minnesota debut.[read more]
Saints irked by overturned TD, and its 'huge momentum swing'
In New Orleans' wild 31-30 overtime loss to the Detroit Lions on Sunday afternoon at Ford Field, there was a controversial overturned defensive touchdown that Saints coach Kellen Moore labeled "a little bit of a challenging circumstance."[read more]
Schottenheimer, Cowboys 'not going to panic' after opening loss
After a lackluster 28-20 loss to the Giants on Sunday night, Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer told reporters, "We just didn't perform the way we're capable of playing," as New York converted 9 of 11 third-down chances.[read more]
McVay: Was clear after Rams' loss that Garrett needed knee surgery
While the thought was Myles Garrett could play through his knee injury, it became clear after the Rams' Week 1 loss that he needed to have surgery, coach Sean McVay said.[read more]