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As the NFL season rolls on, Week 6 provided fans with plenty of exciting moments, unexpected outcomes, and standout performances. Here are the key takeaways from the games that made an impact this week. 1. Rise of the Underdogs One of the most notable themes this week was the emergence

The Eagles and the Chiefs both wanted to sign Calais Campbell this offseason, according to former teammate and ESPN analyst Sam Acho. Acho revealed the two teams’ interest during the Cardinals’ preseason matchup against the Broncos last Saturday, per ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss. He played with Campbell in Arizona from 2011

The Cleveland Browns have a big concern on Saturday following an injury to a key part of the offensive line. The Browns played their starters against the Los Angeles Rams as a tune-up before the regular season. Per the NFL’s website, center Ethan Pocic was ruled out of Saturday’s game

The Cardinals are planning to use cornerback Garrett Williams in a hybrid slot-outside role this year, according to ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss. Williams, a 2023 third-round pick, carved out a role as Arizona’s primary nickel defender by the end of his rookie season. He emerged as one of the NFL’s best

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson was not happy with his first-team offense following Friday night’s preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Caleb Williams and the Bears’ starters played the entire first half in their team’s 29-27 win over the Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Fans had

For one reason or another, the Giants had only two safeties active in their final preseason game Thursday night. Because of this, the team will reportedly be looking to add some quality safety depth on waivers, according to Ryan Dunleavy of New York Post Sports. While presumed starters Jevon Holland

The Dallas Cowboys could be down two of their best defenders when they open the regular season against the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles on Sept. 4. The situation with Micah Parsons and owner Jerry Jones has deteriorated in recent days  amid the pass-rusher’s hold-in for a contract extension.

Texans right tackle Blake Fisher is dealing with a mild ankle sprain that will sideline him for an indeterminate amount of time, according to KRPC2’s Aaron Wilson. Fisher suffered the injury in last Saturday’s preseason matchup against the Panthers and missed practice this week. His absence, if it extends into

Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris announced that starting right tackle Kaleb McGary will miss “significant time” with a left leg injury suffered in Wednesday’s practice. “The thing I will say to you now is that he will miss significant time,” Morris said after the Falcons’ last preseason game in

On Tuesday, Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski poured cold water over the idea that veteran Joe Flacco won the team’s starting quarterback job by default after the other three signal-callers involved in an alleged competition dealt with injury setbacks this summer.  For an article published on Friday morning, Zac

Falcons head coach Raheem Morris announced that starting right tackle Kaleb McGary will miss “significant time” with an injury suffered in Wednesday’s practice. McGary went down during individual drills and had to be carted off the field. Morris indicated that the six-year veteran will land on injured reserve, though that

NFL teams will usually go as far as their quarterbacks take them, and there are a number of signal-callers who enter 2025 in new situations that should benefit them.  Here are five who could be poised for a breakout campaign: Drake Maye | New England Patriots The Patriots did not

While rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart emerged  as the star of the New York Giants‘ preseason, backup Tommy DeVito impressed in the second half of Thursday’s  42-10 blowout win over the New England Patriots.  Following the victory, DeVito was asked if he thought about the fact that it could be his last time

Today’s NFL slate brought a whirlwind of excitement and emotion, with teams vying for crucial victories that could shape the trajectory of their seasons. From nail-biting finishes to standout performances, here are the key takeaways from today’s action-packed matchups. 1. Overtime Drama: The Battle of the Underdogs In one of

Over the next few days, NFL teams will trim their roster down to 53 players. The Giants began their first wave of cuts on Friday with the following eight players (via a team announcement): Every player listed was waived except for Pascal, a vested veteran with seven accrued seasons. The

The Indianapolis Colts naming Daniel Jones their Week 1 starting quarterback understandably left many outsiders wondering if 2023 first-round draft pick Anthony Richardson Sr. will ever take another meaningful in-game snap for the club.  While speaking with reporters on Thursday, Colts head coach Shane Steichen indicated he and his staff haven’t fully given

The Eagles did not see much from Kenny Pickett last year, and the team traded the ex-Steelers first-rounder after one season. Tanner McKee served as a central reason for Pickett’s Philadelphia one-and-done. In the Pickett deal, however, Dorian Thompson-Robinson came back. The defending Super Bowl champions then used a sixth-round

Brian Robinson‘s tenure in Washington is coming to an end as expected. The fourth-year running back will spend the coming season in San Francisco. The 49ers and Commanders agreed to terms on a Robinson trade Friday, as first reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter. A 2026 sixth-round pick will head the

As teams begin to whittle their rosters down to the eventual 53 players, here are a few transactions aside from mass cuts: Buffalo Bills Waived (with injury settlement): WR Jalen Virgil Denver Broncos Waived (with injury settlement): CB Gregory Junior Detroit Lions Released (with injury settlement): OL Keaton Sutherland Houston Texans Released

Micah Parsons showed up for the Dallas Cowboys’ preseason finale against the Atlanta Falcons in body only. The star pass-rusher showed no spirit and did not dress amid his hold-in for a contract extension. This content was brought to you by: Yardbarker: NFL