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Tampa Bay lost 27-24 at Chicago on Sunday night when a field goal at the horn erased a late Buccaneers rally despite five Bears turnovers.
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The Washington Commanders lost 20-13 to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, as two late drives came up empty and the team fell to 2-5-1 at midseason.
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The Detroit Lions held Miami without a touchdown in a 19-9 road win Sunday, their fourth straight victory, to improve to 6-2 on the season.
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Cincinnati coach Zac Taylor called Joe Burrow perhaps the top passer in the world as the 5-2 Bengals meet Atlanta at the Bernabeu on Sunday.
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Fans can drop new, unwrapped toys at Arrowhead Stadium during Sunday's Chiefs-Jets game, the 60th year of the team's Toys for Tots partnership.
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The Cowboys moved rookie pass rusher Malachi Lawrence to the reserve list after a sprained high ankle and brought Marist Liufau back in Dallas.
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Brandon Aiyuk met with the 49ers Friday seeking reinstatement as the NFL says he must repay about $13 million in bonus money to San Francisco.
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Rams coach Sean McVay says Myles Garrett will come off injured reserve and play Sunday against Washington after knee surgery that followed Week 1.
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Atlanta ruled out Brian Robinson Jr. and Zachariah Branch for Sunday’s Bengals game in Madrid; James Pearce Jr. is questionable after a back issue.
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The South Carolina Stingrays beat the Orlando Solar Bears 4-1 Friday in North Charleston behind 25 saves from Ben Kraws, ahead of a Saturday rematch.
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Detroit Lions coaches and players are framing Week 9 prep around Play like 46 after Jack Campbell shared encouraging recovery news from his hospital stay.
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Commanders long snapper Tyler Ott is Washington's 2026 Salute to Service Award nominee presented by USAA after a surprise reveal at Joint Base Andrews.
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Micah Parsons took part in individual drills Wednesday, opening a 21-day window that lines up with Green Bay's Nov. 25 game against the Rams.
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With Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley hurt, Baltimore is finalizing a deal for Arizona veteran Jacoby Brissett ahead of a Nov. 16 game.
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The Falcons opened work in Madrid for Sunday against Cincinnati with James Pearce Jr. practicing and Billy Bowman Jr. listed as full in Atlanta.
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Raiders rookie running back Mike Washington Jr. is a Week 8 NFL Rookie of the Week nominee after 25 carries for 83 yards in the 38-33 win over the Jets.
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The Denver Broncos signed running back Jaret Patterson, defensive tackle Jordan Miller and defensive back Ugo Amadi to the practice squad before Week 9.
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The Buffalo Bills released safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson a day after he finished a one-game NFL suspension for spitting toward Las Vegas Raiders players.
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The Baltimore Ravens will hand the offense to an undrafted rookie when they host the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday night.
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The New Orleans Saints released kicker Daniel Carlson after he missed four field goals and two extra points in seven games, opening a roster spot.
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Falcons pass rusher James Pearce Jr. is back after an eight-game NFL suspension, and Atlanta cut Jared Ivey and Drake Jackson to make room.
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D'Andre Swift ran for three touchdowns and the Chicago Bears scored the last 14 points to beat the Seattle Seahawks 34-17 at Lumen Field.
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The Detroit Lions say preliminary signs are positive for linebacker Jack Campbell, still hospitalized Monday after a neck injury against Minnesota.
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Detroit Lions rookie linebacker Jimmy Rolder is done for the year after hurting his hamstring against the Vikings, and he may need surgery.
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Pittsburgh piled up eight sacks and Jaylen Warren ran for 143 yards in a 27-6 win over Cleveland at Acrisure Stadium, moving the Steelers into first.
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Two interceptions set up 10 points and Blake Corum scored on a 23-yard run as the Rams beat the Chargers 24-9 at SoFi Stadium for a second win in a row.
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Gardner Minshew came off the bench to lead four touchdown drives and Chad Ryland hit a 42-yard kick as Arizona beat Dallas 33-30 in overtime in Arlington.
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The Broncos stop the Chiefs late: Denver erased an 11-point fourth-quarter deficit and sacked Mahomes on the final play to win 28-24.
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Detroit ran for 230 yards to beat Minnesota 19-15 at Ford Field, ending the NFL's last unbeaten start and leaving the 1972 Dolphins alone again.
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Baltimore lost Lamar Jackson on its first snap and Tyler Huntley before halftime in a 36-10 loss at Buffalo, putting rookie Joe Fagnano under center.
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Tampa Bay ran for a franchise-record 324 yards in heavy rain and beat Atlanta 16-0 while Baker Mayfield went 0 for 3 passing on Sunday.
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Michael Penix Jr. threw four interceptions in a rain-soaked 16-0 loss at Tampa Bay that dropped the Falcons to 3-5 ahead of a trip to Madrid in Atlanta.
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The Kansas City Chiefs lost 28-24 at Denver on Sunday when Patrick Mahomes was sacked on fourth-and-goal on the final play, dropping KC to 5-2.
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The Detroit Lions beat the previously unbeaten Minnesota Vikings 19-15 on Sunday behind a late Jared Goff touchdown pass and 230 rushing yards.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers ran for a team-record 324 yards and beat the Atlanta Falcons 16-0 in Tampa on Sunday without completing a single pass.
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The Washington Commanders shook off a 10-0 hole and scored 27 unanswered points to beat Philadelphia 27-10, their first win in more than a month.
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Indianapolis is now taking calls on star running back Jonathan Taylor, with five clubs showing interest ahead of the Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline.
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The Lions host the 6-0 Vikings at Ford Field on Sunday at 1 p.m., pitting Jared Goff and a 30.7-point offense against the NFL's stingiest defense.
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The Atlanta Falcons head into Raymond James Stadium on Sunday riding a quarterback who has changed the look of their season.
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Nashville's Tennessee Titans, 1-6, play the Bengals in Cincinnati on Sunday without receiver Carnell Tate and running back Tyjae Spears.
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Jacksonville University beat North Florida 2-0 at Southern Oak Stadium on Saturday, finishing its first season sweep of the Ospreys.
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The 4-2 Detroit Lions host the 6-0 Minnesota Vikings at noon Sunday at Ford Field, a day after the NFL fined safety Brian Branch $23,882 for a hit.
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Buffalo band Goo Goo Dolls will headline halftime when the Bills host the Chiefs on Thanksgiving night, Nov. 26, the team's first home holiday game.
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The Detroit Lions take on the 6-0 Minnesota Vikings Sunday at 1 p.m. without safety Kerby Joseph, facing the most blitz-happy defense in the NFL.
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Boston's Patriots visit Miami Sunday at 4:15 p.m. ET chasing a 3-0 AFC East mark, while A.J. Brown's ankle and knee put his status in doubt.
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Jordan Love threw three touchdown passes and Christian Watson came back from a hospital trip with a broken rib as Green Bay beat Carolina 27-19.
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The Tennessee Titans traded defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons to the Chicago Bears for two first-round picks and a fourth, with the team sitting at 1-6.
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Carolina heads to Green Bay on a short week with several starters ruled out, while the Packers juggle their interior line after a loss in Detroit.
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