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NFL Week 6 questions, takeaways: Browns atop AFC North, Texans hold off Jaguars in London
Our NFL Nation reporters react to all the action, answering the biggest questions coming out of each Sunday game. Here's what we learned from Week 6.[read more]
Tracking Rodgers' season: Steelers QB ties Peyton Manning on all-time list
The Steelers QB is chasing records in his 22nd NFL season, and ESPN is chronicling his "last rodeo."[read more]
Week 6 winners and losers: Lawrence, Nabers impress; Robinson, Henry disappoint
Malik Nabers, Trevor Lawrence and Tyler Shough came up big in Week 6, while Bijan Robinson and Derrick Henry underwhelmed.[read more]
Buzz: Week 6 scoring leaders through Sunday's 4 p.m. ET games
A look at the leading fantasy scorers through Sunday's 4 p.m. games.[read more]
Why Micah Parsons trade will linger over Cowboys, Packers for years to come
We examine the fallout and lingering impact on both franchises more than a year after the blockbuster deal.[read more]
Cowboys-Packers rivalry rewind: From the Ice Bowl to Micah Parsons' Dallas return
Their "Sunday Night Football" matchup could add another memorable chapter to Packers-Cowboys lore.[read more]
Follow live: Rays looking to close out win, take 3-2 ALCS lead
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Sources: Kings guard Simmons believed to have torn Achilles tendon
Kings guard Ben Simmons has sustained a torn Achilles tendon and will undergo surgery, the team announced Sunday, an injury that is likely season-ending for the 30-year-old veteran who authored an impressive training camp on short notice for Sacramento.[read more]
Panthers' Tremble admits TD taunt was payback for 'suplex' by Eagles' DeJean
Panthers tight end Tommy Tremble apologized for costing his team a penalty after he taunted defensive back Cooper DeJean, saying it was retaliation for an earlier personal foul.[read more]
Miami climbs to 1, BYU to 2 after chaotic week shakes up AP poll
Miami climbed to the No. 1 spot in the AP Top 25 for the first time since 2002 while BYU's No. 2 ranking is its highest since 1984.[read more]