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The New England Patriots accelerated their roster reconstruction on October 28, shipping safety Kyle Dugger to the Pittsburgh Steelers and edge rusher Keion White to the San Francisco 49ers in a pair of deadline-week transactions that signal a dramatic shift in direction for the struggling franchise.
Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry etched his name deeper into NFL history on October 27, 2025, surpassing Hall of Fame legend Walter Payton with his 111th career rushing touchdown against the Chicago Bears. The milestone moves Henry into sole possession of fifth place on the all-time rushing touchdown list.
Buffalo Bills running back James Cook carved his name into franchise history with a stunning 216-yard rushing performance against the Carolina Panthers, marking the most productive day for a Bills runner since O.J. Simpson nearly five decades ago. Cook's two-touchdown masterpiece propelled Buffalo to a resounding 40-9 victory and snapped a troubling two-game skid.
Justin Herbert threw three touchdown passes and rushed for 62 yards as the Los Angeles Chargers ended their recent slump with a commanding 37-10 victory over the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday night. The Chargers didn't punt once in the dominant performance, while Keenan Allen reached a historic franchise milestone.
The New York Giants organization faces significant financial penalties after head coach Brian Daboll violated league concussion protocol during a Week 6 evaluation of quarterback Jaxson Dart. The NFL imposed a $200,000 fine on the team, while Daboll personally received a $100,000 fine for entering the medical tent during the assessment.
Washington Commanders rookie sensation Jayden Daniels will miss Monday Night Football against the Kansas City Chiefs due to a hamstring injury, forcing the team to turn to veteran backup Marcus Mariota. While MRI results brought good news regarding long-term concerns, the Commanders face their toughest test yet without their dynamic first-year signal-caller.
The Kansas City Chiefs have pulled off a major trade acquisition, bringing in veteran wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins from the Tennessee Titans. The move comes as the Chiefs sit at a perfect 6-0 record and look to add firepower to their offense for a deep postseason run.
The Indianapolis Colts are rewriting franchise history with a 6-1 start, leading the NFL in scoring at 32.3 points per game. Running back Jonathan Taylor has been unstoppable with a league-high 10 rushing touchdowns, while quarterback Daniel Jones has silenced critics with MVP-caliber play.
Tampa Bay's star wide receiver Mike Evans will miss most of the remaining 2025 season after suffering a broken clavicle in Monday Night Football's 24-9 loss to the Detroit Lions. The devastating injury leaves the Buccaneers scrambling to salvage their playoff aspirations without their top offensive weapon.
Doug Martin, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' former All-Pro running back who electrified fans during his seven-year NFL career, passed away Saturday at age 36. The two-time Pro Bowl selection and franchise legend leaves behind a legacy of explosive performances and memorable moments.
Cincinnati Bengals star wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase delivered a record-breaking performance in Week 7, hauling in 16 catches for 161 yards and a touchdown to lead his team past the Pittsburgh Steelers 33-31. The franchise-record 23 targets showcase the incredible workload and trust placed in the young receiver.
Veteran quarterback Joe Flacco threw for 342 yards and three touchdowns as the Cincinnati Bengals snapped a four-game losing streak with a dramatic 33-31 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday Night Football. Evan McPherson's 36-yard field goal with seven seconds remaining sealed the comeback win.
In a thrilling Thursday Night Football showdown, 40-year-old Joe Flacco led the Cincinnati Bengals to a dramatic 33-31 comeback victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, spoiling Aaron Rodgers' historic night. The win snapped Cincinnati's four-game losing streak and kept their playoff hopes alive in a hard-fought AFC North battle.
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Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa walked back his public criticism of teammates' meeting attendance on Wednesday, acknowledging he made a mistake in airing internal team issues following Sunday's loss to the Chargers. The apology highlights growing tensions within a Dolphins organization facing mounting challenges this season.
Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch will miss Monday night's game against Tampa Bay after his appeal of a one-game suspension was denied. The penalty stems from an incident where Branch struck Chiefs receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster following Kansas City's victory on Sunday, October 12.
