Ben Roethlisberger threw for 353 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 30-27 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday night.
Sure does seem as if “When is a sack just a sack?” is quickly becoming the NFL’s new “Did that player lower his helmet too much?” or “What, exactly, is a catch?”
D.J. Swearinger wants the world to take notice: the Redskins aren’t here to play games.
Clay Matthews doesn’t know what more he can do.
The 49ers fear quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo will miss the remainder of the season after sustaining an injury to the ACL in his left knee late in Sunday’s 38-27 loss to Kansas City .
Quarterback Alex Smith threw for 220 yards Sunday, Peterson ran for 120 more and the defense held the Packers to a season-low in points. They now go into a Week 4 bye with a 2-1 record.
Up, down. Good, bad. This is nothing new for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Sam Darnold and the New York Jets were back on the practice field after some time away.
Things got so bad at Baltimore for the Denver Broncos that left tackle Garett Bolles had more tackles than Von Miller.
UCLA did not play a game last week, but the winless Bruins did not treat it as a bye.
Dan Mullen will forever be tied to Starkville, Mississippi.
The Tennessee Titans have a rookie head coach. They started the season with the longest game in the NFL since the league's merger with the AFL in 1970.
The last time an Oakland Raiders coach watched his team lose back-to-back games when leading after three quarters, late owner Al Davis brought out the overhead projector and fired Lane Kiffin.
John Harbaugh has seen Joe Flacco play in more than 170 games for the Ravens, including 15 in the postseason with an MVP effort in the Super Bowl.
Look up, tailgaters. You'll see a drone in the sky as you party before Saturday's North Dakota State football game in Fargo.
Indiana coach Tom Allen spent the weekend dissecting game tape.
The silence coming from the back of the bus offered Pittsburgh coach Pat Narduzzi all the proof he needed that his maddeningly inconsistent team remains fully engaged.
LSU coach Ed Orgeron likes to say that the football program under his direction is "all about the ball."
Nebraska set up what seemed like a perfectly timed play, allowing Michigan's hard-charging defense to rush up the field just before completing a screen pass.
Wide receiver Jalen McCleskey will sit out the rest of the season as a redshirt and prepare to transfer out of Oklahoma State.
The rape trial involving former UNC Charlotte quarterback Kevin Olsen has begun with his accuser taking the stand.
Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams had what coach Jay Gruden called "a minor" procedure on his knee and is expected to be able to play in the team's next game.
A new NCAA policy that makes it easier to redshirt football players comes with an unintended consequence: Players can now choose to save their eligibility by leaving teams after participating in four games, with plans to transfer and use the saved year at a new school.
It's not exactly a comfortable feeling for the Chicago Bears, despite their current lofty status.
