For the lows, Nate & Charles hit on the Green Bay Packers showing they can't be trusted in a loss to the Baltimore Ravens, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Carolina Panthers acting like they're not interested in winning the NFC South and the Pittsburgh Steelers proving unable to clinch the division against the Cleveland Browns.

The Browns’ win caused frustration in the minds of many fans who feel Cleveland made a mistake by playing to win instead of tanking for a higher pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Following the Browns’ win, seven-time Pro Bowler Joel Bitonio shared his thoughts on fan reactions and his mindset on playing to win amid calls for Cleveland to pack it in.

It's Shedeur Sanders time in Cleveland. The Browns rookie quarterback is making his debut on Sunday evening. Browns rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel suffered a possible concussion against the Ravens. With a little more than 12 minutes remaining in the ...

The Washington Commanders are quickly proving themselves as one of the winners of the 2024 NFL Draft. The team has made it a point to fill positions of need while also not being afraid to go with the best player available at certain points over the last ...

The New York Jets double-dipped trades involves massive stars at the 2025 NFL trade deadline. After dealing cornerback Sauce Gardner, defensive tackle Quinnen Williams went out of the door. Both landed the team multiple top draft picks and because of that ...

Four quarterbacks come off the board in the top 10 in this updated two-round projection for the 2026 NFL Draft. Indiana's Fernando Mendoza and Alabama's Ty Simpson crack the top five. Oregon's Dante Moore and South Carolina's LaNorris Sellers also make the ...

NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Titans set the internet ablaze when they traded up from pick 41 to pick 33 to select former Kentucky quarterback Will Levis. As is expected the response was mixed to the decision. We saw both positive and negative reactions to ...

Underclassmen must declare for the 2026 NFL Draft by Jan. 5 if they intend to forego their remaining eligibility. Underclassmen participating in the College Football Playoff have until Jan. 23 to declare for the NFL draft.