NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah highlighted the worst part of the Las Vegas Raiders' 2025 season on social media.

It’s fitting that such a dreadful matchup came near the end of my 10th season on the Giants beat. The Giants have a 54-109-1 record in my decade covering the team. That’s the second-worst record in the NFL (at least they’re not the Jets!) over that stretch.

The Arizona Cardinals had a bad offensive performance on Sunday in their 37-14 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. It was their worst offensive performance of the season. How bad was it?

As the 2025 NFL season closes, five teams stand out for falling far short of expectations. The Titans, Browns, Cardinals, Raiders, and Giants each showed brief flashes of hope, but inconsistency, injuries,

The Dolphins' loss to the Steelers in Week 15 has put Tua Tagovailoa at the forefront of discussions about bad contracts.

Geno Smith threw a bad pass that was intercepted by linebacker Bobby Okereke and returned for 47 yards. That set up a touchdown run by Devin Singletary and a 7-0 lead. Jaxson Dart scored on a touchdown run later in the half to give the Giants a 14-3 lead. By halftime, a 2-13 Giants team was leading 17-3 on the road. The Raiders are simply that bad.

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Tampa Bay squandered its chance to carry sole possession of first place in the NFC South into the weekend by melting down the stretch to allow the Atlanta Falcons to mount a shocking Thursday Night Football comeback.

Having lost five of their first six games this season after a 3-14 record in 2024 has people throughout the NFL trying to explain how far the Tennessee Titans have fallen. Speaking to The Athletic's Michael Silver, one coach for the Las Vegas Raiders ...

Some players only deserve coal this Christmas. With Santa Claus finalizing his naughty and nice lists, the following five players or units left a bad last impression.

Garrett – who has 21.5 sacks – can tie the NFL single-season sack record held by former Giants star Michael Strahan and Steelers edge rusher T.J Watt with his next sack. Garrett, of course, is playing for the Browns – who have been eliminated from the AFC playoff race.