Rodgers reaches 165 regular-season wins with Steelers' Bengals victory
Pittsburgh's Sunday victory adds a career milestone before Thursday's trip to Cleveland.
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Flowers questionable, Jackson clear as Ravens rule Hendrickson out
Friday rest preserves uncertainty for Flowers and Stanley; Baltimore will change its pass-rush rotation.
Reid identifies Simmons’ bulging disc as Chiefs keep left-tackle return open
Josh Simmons will miss Wednesday practice; Kahlil Benson has handled Kansas City’s first three games at left tackle.
Hall ruled out as Jets replace four offensive starters for Chicago
Braelon Allen steps in at running back while receiver, tight end and left guard absences force more changes.
Buccaneers put Jalen McMillan on IR and add quarterback depth
Tampa Bay promotes Ifeatu Melifonwu and signs Brett Rypien to its practice squad while rookie Jalon Daniels prepares to start.
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Packers add Kevin Zeitler as offensive line changes continue
One-year deal; LaFleur says a practice ramp-up will determine when he enters the lineup.
McCown’s early hit preceded UTSA’s 57-20 bowl comeback
The clip comes from the December 2025 First Responder Bowl, where UTSA erased a 14-point deficit and McCown earned MVP honors.
Raiders put Jack Bech on IR and sign Cody White to active roster
White has three catches and three touchdowns after three practice-squad elevations; Las Vegas also adds Phillip Dorsett to the practice squad.
Schottenheimer takes responsibility for Cowboys decisions in final 28 seconds
He overcoached Dak Prescott and would change the kickoff after the tying field goal in the loss to Baltimore.
Titans put two guards on IR and promote Garrett Dellinger and Michael Carter
Tennessee loses Fernando Carmona and Jackson Slater after the Giants game and adds offensive line help before visiting Baltimore.
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Giants release Odell Beckham Jr. And promote Berrios and Charlie Jones
New York ends Beckham's return after 19 snaps and no catches, while bringing two practice-squad receivers onto the active roster.
Commanders rule Sam Cosmi and Nick Cross out for London game
Washington will leave its guard and safety home as the team prepares to face Indianapolis; other injury decisions remain open.
Steelers clear Echols’ injury designation; Ramsey remains questionable
The Steelers removed Brandin Echols’ concussion designation Thursday ahead of their game at Cleveland. Pittsburgh also added defensive lineman Yahya Black as questionable for personal reasons. Jalen Ramsey remains questionable with a wrist injury, and running back Rico Dowdle remains out with a toe injury.
Patriots lose another right guard as Greg Van Roten goes on injured reserve
New England placed Van Roten on IR after his Jacksonville start, leaving another offensive line decision before the trip to Buffalo.
Cowboys roster talks are active as secondary injuries mount
Dallas is discussing potential additions after its loss to Baltimore. Jones named no completed deal, leaving the next move unresolved.
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49ers monitor Evans, Trent Williams and Greenlaw before Denver game
San Francisco expects no long absences for the three starters, while Mykel Williams approaches a practice return with Week 5 eligibility.
UCL absence
Lewis is expected to miss the Detroit game; Carolina adds guard depth while medical evaluations continue.
Bengals bring back Mitch Tinsley, promote Tanner Hudson as receiving depth shifts
Cincinnati signs Tinsley from Houston, moves Hudson to the active roster and puts Jalen Davis on injured reserve.
Malachi Toney’s one-handed catch was erased by offensive pass interference
A one-handed 12-yard grab looked like another Miami touchdown against Central Michigan, until an offensive-pass-interference flag erased it.