Sports
/ArcaMax
Tanner McKee is known as a positive presence. The Eagles will need their new QB1 to keep spirits high in trying times.
PHILADELPHIA — Little did Walt Whitman know that when he wrote the line, “I contain multitudes,” in his poem “Song of Myself” in 1855, he would help explain the dichotomy that exists within a 26-year-old Eagles quarterback over 170 years later.
Tavita Pritchard said he quickly learned of the “multitudes” within Tanner McKee as his...Read more
Troy Renck: Broncos can fix offseason mistake by trading for Colts' Jonathan Taylor
DENVER — The Broncos failed to go all in for Travis Etienne. And look where that got them.
Six weeks into the season, the run game stinks and J.K. Dobbins has been hurt. He has not technically missed time — save for part of the second half against Jacksonville with a hamstring issue and the first quarter at San Francisco when R.J. Harvey ...Read more
Mike Vorel: Seahawks offense under Brian Fleury invites comparison with Ryan Grubb
RENTON, Wash. — No one’s pounding the panic button.
But prove-it time is approaching for Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Brian Fleury.
Because after six weeks, the reigning Super Bowl-champion Seahawks are 3-3, with a widening gap between the NFC West-leading San Francisco 49ers (6-0) and everyone else. Seattle is sputtering despite...Read more
Eagles will be without DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks, while Saquon Barkley is questionable vs. Cowboys
PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles will be without their two top receivers for Monday night’s game against the Dallas Cowboys.
DeVonta Smith (hamstring) and Dontayvion Wicks (ankle) were ruled out on the final injury report released Saturday afternoon. Smith is set to miss his third game of the season because of his lingering hamstring issue, while ...Read more
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson ruled out for Sunday's game vs. Bengals
BALTIMORE — After days of speculation and drama over whether Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson would play this week, the decision matched the past two games.
Jackson, who hasn’t played since suffering a high left ankle sprain in the Ravens’ Oct. 4 win over the Tennessee Titans, was ruled out on Saturday for Sunday’s pivotal AFC...Read more
Noah Hiles: My journey to find an NFL bar in Paris
PARIS — There are Steelers bars all across Europe, from Spain to Serbia and a few countries in between.
But as I planned to travel from Pittsburgh to Paris, I discovered that somehow none were located in France.
How this could be? Paris is one of Europe’s biggest cities. Surely, there had to be a black-and-gold bar somewhere around here. ...Read more
Vahe Gregorian: Patrick Mahomes learned this from Travis Kelce, and it's still vital to Chiefs
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The profound connection between Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce is so uncanny as to prompt paranormal explanations.
Like, say, a mind meld, telepathy or ESP.
That supernatural sensation has been almost tangible at times: from the “Do it, Kels” episode in the 13-second game against Buffalo in 2022 to the preposterous ...Read more
How a clash between Inglewood leaders and SoFi Stadium operators hit the ballot
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — SoFi Stadium is going strong. The deal that built it is in a smoldering heap.
A decade ago, Rams owner Stan Kroenke and Inglewood Mayor James T. Butts Jr. happily dug ceremonial shovels into the dirt at Hollywood Park, celebrating the impending construction of the world's most expensive stadium.
Now they're on opposite ...Read more
Mike Sielski: If you were Nick Sirianni, how far would you go to preserve your self-respect?
PHILADELPHIA — You’re Nick Sirianni. You’ve had a rough month, as bad as any during your five-plus seasons as the Eagles’ head coach. Your team has lost four straight games. Your star running back, Saquon Barkley, missed two of those games and most of a third and only now is poised to return to the lineup. Your Hall of Fame-caliber right...Read more
Andrew Callahan: At 4-3, do we know how good the Patriots are yet?
CHICAGO — Whenever we finally see the whole picture of the 2026 Patriots, whether they become surprise Super Bowl champs or miss the playoffs like chumps, I suspect we will spend as much time revisiting their loss in Chicago as some players did postgame.
“We’re on to the next, man,” safety Craig Woodson told the Herald.
Fair enough.
...Read more
Giants lose middle linebacker Tremaine Edmunds to season-ending injury
NEW YORK — The Giants‘ Halloween bye week can’t come soon enough.
Middle linebacker Tremaine Edmunds is out for the season due to the shoulder injury that sidelined him all week in practice, a source confirmed to the News. So the Giants (3-2-1) are now limping down to Houston to face the Texans (2-4) before a much-needed week off.
...Read more
Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet ruled out for game vs. Chiefs
RENTON, Wash. — Turns out, the Seahawks will not get running back Zach Charbonnet back for Sunday night’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Charbonnet was added to the team’s active roster Thursday after beginning the season on the Physically Unable to Perform list and then being designated as returning to practice Oct. 1.
But coach ...Read more
Bucs' Mayfield 'ready to go' vs. Panthers, but Egbuka and Goedeke out
TAMPA, Fla. — Baker Mayfield is “ready to go” as the Bucs starting quarterback Sunday at Carolina, but he won’t have his top target or right tackle.
Receiver Emeka Egbuka remains in concussion protocol and is listed as out. Right tackle Luke Goedeke is out with a calf injury despite attempting to practice on Friday.
Mayfield, who is ...Read more
Puka Nacua questionable to play for Rams vs. Raiders; Nate Landman is out
LOS ANGELES — Rams receiver Puka Nacua did not practice Friday because of a calf injury and was listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Nacua took part in the majority of practice on Thursday but did not finish it. Rams coach Sean McVay indicated that tests revealed "a little minor thing in there," and that ...Read more
Bears TE Cole Kmet will miss rest of season with knee injury: 'It stinks. I hate it for him.'
CHICAGO — Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet is done for the season.
Coach Ben Johnson confirmed on Friday that Kmet will miss the remainder of the 2026 season with a “serious” knee injury he suffered Thursday night.
“He’s everything we want to be about here,” Johnson said of Kmet. “He’s going to be sorely missed. He’s Chicago...Read more
Ravens' Lamar Jackson practices, addresses injury: 'Can't call it right now'
BALTIMORE — Clad in shorts and a T-shirt and with his left ankle heavily taped, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson limped to the podium Friday afternoon in Owings Mills.
Whether he will return Sunday afternoon against the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium remains in question.
“I’m heading in the right direction,” Jackson said Friday...Read more
Eagles coach Sirianni declines to say whether he supports an NFLPA investigation into the Jalen Hurts matter
Nick Sirianni hasn’t said much about the Eagles’ handling of Jalen Hurts’ blood clots, instead stating that he’s “not a medical expert” and that he trusts the team’s medical staff.
But now the NFLPA has called for an investigation. Then, one day later, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said that the league welcomes that. Does ...Read more
Week 7 recap: Chicago Bears seal a 30-24 win over New England Patriots on Cairo Santos' career-long 58-yard FG
CHICAGO — Leading by six points with less than two minutes to go, Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams took a 10-yard sack on third down, moving the offense back to the New England Patriots 40-yard line.
Coach Ben Johnson faced a crucial decision: attempt a career-long field goal for kicker Cairo Santos that could all but ice the game, or...Read more
With a little help from the Rays, Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield is ready to roll
Baker Mayfield will wear a glove on his right hand with a solid plate on the back to keep his once-dislocated thumb from bending the wrong way when he likely starts Sunday’s game at Carolina.
The fix required a little outside-the-batter’s box thinking and a helping hand from the Tampa Bay Rays, who are in Milwaukee preparing to face the ...Read more
JJ Watt gets multiyear deal with CBS as lead NFL game analyst, will call Super Bowl in 2028
LOS ANGELES — JJ Watt got the job.
After six weeks of filling in as lead NFL game analyst for CBS Sports, Watt has reached a multi-year agreement to continue alongside play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz in the network's top broadcast booth. The terms of the deal have not been disclosed.
The move assures that Watt will call his first Super Bowl...Read more
Popular Stories
- Ravens QB Lamar Jackson ruled out for Sunday's game vs. Bengals
- Eagles will be without DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks, while Saquon Barkley is questionable vs. Cowboys
- Mike Vorel: Seahawks offense under Brian Fleury invites comparison with Ryan Grubb
- Mike Sielski: If you were Nick Sirianni, how far would you go to preserve your self-respect?
- Troy Renck: Broncos can fix offseason mistake by trading for Colts' Jonathan Taylor





