Not many times in the last – well, ever – have the Green Bay Packers had to look up in the NFC North Division to see the Detroit Lions on top of the standings. As of Monday morning, October 9,
Ladies and gentlemen, I have an announcement: the San Francisco 49ers and the Philadelphia Eagles are still undefeated, and who knows what happen from week five, but currently, they are the class of the National Football League. The 49ers took
Blowouts and surprises – and a possible changing of the guard in New England. The National Football League’s noon-Central-Time games saw Pittsburgh hang on and defeat Baltimore, 17-10, in the AFC North; Atlanta kicked a field goal as time expired
Week five of the National Football League kicked off with a mild upset on Thursday, the Chicago Bears getting their first win of the season in Washington, ironically on the night where the world lost the legendary Dick Butkus. Jacksonville
How’s this for being stupid – er, stubborn? Steven Ruiz of The Ringer has vowed to quit covering the National Football League “forever” if the San Francisco 49ers win the Super Bowl with Brock Purdy at quarterback (Writer vows to
Earlier in the week, Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus told wide receiver Chase Claypool he wouldn’t be playing in Thursday night’s game at Washington, and on top of that, don’t cone to Halas Hall, either (the team’s headquarters). As
Ahead of Monday night’s game at Las Vegas, the Green Bay Packers got some possibly-expected but nevertheless awful news. Packers offensive lineman David Bakhtiari has been lost for the season. According to ESPN.com (Packers’ Bakhtiari needs another knee surgery, done
Did the San Francisco 49ers really need pass-rushing help? According to ESPN.com, the 49ers got it on Friday, trading a seventh-round pick to Denver for Randy Gregory (Broncos trading Randy Gregory to 49ers, sources say). Is it a coincidence that
He hadn’t lined up for the Chicago Bears in almost 50 years, but on Thursday night, the Bears honored Dick Butkus, their former linebacker, arguably the franchise’s most famous defensive player and Pro Football Hall-of-Famer the best way they could,
In this case, the headline says it all. You don’t need a first name, or anything other than “Butkus passes at 80.” Dick Butkus, the legendary linebacker for the Chicago Bears whose name became synonymous with “tough” for many NFL