2024 NFL PLAYOFFS NFC Playoff Seeds: Detroit Lions (NFC North champion, No. 1 seed; has home field advantage and bye this weekend), Philadelphia Eagles (NFC East champion, No. 2 seed); Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFC South champion, No. 3 seed); Los Angeles
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2024 STATISTICAL LEADERS Individual statistics Passing (Top 10) Player/Team GP C-A YDS YDS/G TD/INT Joe Burrow, CIN 17 460-652 4,918 289.3 43/9 Jared Goff, DET 17 390-539 4,629 272.3 37/12 Baker Mayfield, TB 17 407-570 4,500
There was a shake-up at the top of the 2025 NFL Draft order this weekend, as New England, who would have had the No. 1 overall pick, dropped to No. 4 with a win over AFC East Division rival Buffalo.
Someone needs an intervention. That someone is Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill. Hill didn’t go on an angry rant after Miami’s season-ending loss at the New York Jets on Sunday – he just matter-of-factly stated he was “out,” and
The National Football League didn’t announce its schedule for the final weekend, this coming weekend, until today. And that, as it turned out, was a great move. Sure, we know who plays where – we’ve known that for a while.
Well, it was a monumental Christmas Day in the NFL, with its doubleheader debut on Netflix. But other than the noteworthiness of that, the words “Bah, Humbug!” come to mind. Kansas City, pursuing the AFC’s top seed, which includes home
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE on THE FOOTBALL BEAT Week 16 scores Thursday’s game Los Angeles Chargers 34, Denver 27 Saturday’s games Kansas City 27, Houston 19 Baltimore 34, Pittsburgh 17 Sunday’s games Atlanta 34, New York Giants 7 Detroit 34, Chicago
So much for missing time. Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is likely to get the start for Sunday’s home game against playoff-hopeful Houston, Chiefs coach Andy Reid confirmed on Thursday. Mahomes participated in the full practice on Thursday, and
Is it barely possible that New York Jets owner Woody Johnson did indeed nix a transaction to bring in wide receiver Jerry Jeudy because Jeudy didn’t have a high-enough rating on the latest “Madden” video game? According to a report
That didn’t take long. Daniel Jones, the recently-released former starting quarterback for the New York Giants, is about to sign a deal that would have him backing up Sam Darnold in Minnesota. At least, that’s what The Football Beat is