The NFL has made it through seven weeks of the season with all games played, even if a few had to be delayed by a day or two, one had to be bumped by a week, and
The Buccaneers have gone all in this season, with repeated acquisitions of short-term talent in the hopes of winning a Super Bowl now. With two days left for future assets to become current enhancement of the team
Like Dak Prescott in 2016, a rookie quarterback will start for the Cowboys on Sunday. Unlike Prescott, not much is known about Ben DiNucci as he takes over the offense, if only for one game. A seventh-rounder
The Cowboys cut cornerback Daryl Worley on Wednesday and he’s set to meet with another team in the coming days. Field Yates of ESPN reports that Worley will visit with the Bills. He could sign with the
Saints wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders will miss Sunday’s game against the Bears because he remains on the reserve/COVID-19 list, but it appears his absence from the lineup will end at two games. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports
Kicker Aldrick Rosas is not currently in the NFL, having been cut from the Jaguars’ practice squad on Friday. He’ll have to wait four weeks before he can return. Rosas has been suspended four games by the
Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay appears to be good to go today against the Chargers. Lindsay is expected to play today, according to multiple reports. He was listed as questionable with a concussion. The NFL fined Chiefs
The San Francisco revolving door of tailbacks has spun back to Tevin Coleman. Coleman, who last played in Week Two against the Jets, has returned to the active roster for the 49ers. Along with cornerback K'Waun Williams,
