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Raiders players take a seat, then take a loss to Washington
HYATTSVILLE, Md. -- The Raiders engaged in a peaceful protest Sunday night and then took pacifism to an extreme in a 27-10 loss to Washington at FedEx Field.
Most Raiders players, arms interlocked and faces deadly serious, did not stand for the national anthem in a form of protest against racial oppression that took different forms throughout ...Read more
Brees, Saints cruise past Panthers, 34-13
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Saints came to Bank of America Stadium on Sunday and routed the Panthers, 34-13.
Carolina's 2-0 start against the 49ers and Bills was built on what defensive end Julius Peppers called the best unit he's been a part of in his 16-year career. But that was before that defense faced Brees, who is in his 17th season.
Saints ...Read more
Opportunistic defense, Kareem Hunt help Chiefs put away Chargers
CARSON, Calif. -- The streak continues.
Thanks to a pick-happy defense -- one that also found a way to consistently get off the field on third down, despite a largely dormant pass rush -- and a big run by rookie star Kareem Hunt, the Chiefs got their seventh straight victory against the Los Angeles Chargers, winning 24-10 at the StubHub Center ...Read more
As Trump continues his attacks, NFL players protest by kneeling or locking arms
Players from almost every team in the National Football League showed their solidarity in protest of recent comments by President Donald Trump, either taking a knee or locking arms during the national anthem on Sunday.
Because of the time difference, players from the Baltimore Ravens and Jacksonville Jaguars got the jump on everyone by kneeling...Read more
Jake Elliott's 61-yard field goal gives Eagles 27-24 win over Giants
PHILADELPHIA -- Jake Elliott etched his name into Eagles lore and gave them a critical 27-24 win over the New York Giants when the rookie kicker hit a franchise-record 61-yard field goal in the final seconds of their home opener on Sunday.
Elliott's field goal came in his second game with the Eagles after they signed him off the Cincinnati ...Read more
Seahawks' defense falters in 33-27 loss to Titans
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- So much for the Seahawks' defense carrying the offense.
On a day when the much-maligned Seattle offense showed its most sustained life of the year, the defense fell apart by allowing Tennessee to pass and run all over them in a 33-27 victory at Nissan Stadium.
With the defeat, Seattle fell to 1-2 for the first time since ...Read more
Steelers lose to Bears in overtime, 23-17
CHICAGO -- The Steelers lost to another big underdog on the road when the Chicago Bears beat them in overtime, 23-17, Sunday at Soldier Field.
The loss dropped the Steelers to 2-1. Chicago, a 7.5-point underdog, won its first game and dropped the Steelers franchise record to 1-13 in Chicago.
The Bears won the toss and took over at the 26 after...Read more
Lions' late TD overturned in 30-26 loss to Falcons
DETROIT -- The Detroit Lions fell from the ranks of the unbeaten Sunday in one of the wildest, wackiest finishes you'll ever see.
The Lions appeared to score the go-ahead touchdown against the defending NFC champion Atlanta Falcons with 8 seconds to play, but Golden Tate was ruled inches short of the goal line on review and the touchdown was ...Read more
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Vikings beat Buccaneers, 34-17, with Case Keenum leading the way
MINNEAPOLIS -- The Vikings dressed just four receivers for Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, confident they could bruise the NFL's 22nd-ranked run defense from a year ago with an offensive line rebuilt to facilitate an improved ground game.
They built a passing game on deep shots off play action, burning a Buccaneers team with ...Read more
Miscues haunt Browns as comeback attempt falls short vs. Colts
INDIANAPOLIS -- Well, so much for the Browns being the favorite to win.
Favored by Las Vegas oddsmakers for the first time since Week 14 of the 2015 season, the Browns were dominated in the first half Sunday by the Indianapolis Colts and couldn't completely dig out of a hole with turnovers haunting rookie quarterback DeShone Kizer for the ...Read more
Ravens rolled by Jaguars, 44-7, in London
LONDON -- The Ravens insisted they'd be ready for what they called a business trip. The injuries, the long flight, the altered practice schedule and routine, the unfamiliarity with their surroundings compared with their opponent's, none of that would matter.
Very early in Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium, it ...Read more
Dak Prescott still learning the ups and downs of NFL life
FRISCO, Texas -- It was a question that hung over Dak Prescott the entire offseason.
Never mind his sensational rookie season, which was perhaps the finest of any quarterback in NFL history.
He was the bus driver of a run-oriented offense. The decisions and throws were easy.
But could the Dallas Cowboys truly rely on his arm to win games if ...Read more
Case Keenum's competitive fire won't let him go down easy in Vikings' starting role
Case Keenum is the underdog story you should love, but might be upset about.
That's because a starting quarterback is probably injured if Keenum, who will make his second start for the Vikings on Sunday, is in the game. Starter Sam Bradford's short-term future is in question because of a swollen left knee, but this is certain: A loss to the ...Read more
Lions sign Jim Caldwell to multiyear contract extension
Maybe now the questions about Jim Caldwell's future as Detroit Lions coach can stop.
Caldwell has signed a multiyear contract extension with the Lions, the team confirmed Saturday afternoon.
ESPN, which first reported the news, said the deal actually was signed "months ago" but not disclosed.
Caldwell, whose original contract with the Lions ...Read more
Donald Trump slams the NFL; league, players, NFLPA strike back
On Friday night, President Donald Trump attacked the NFL, using explicit language to make a thinly-veiled reference toward former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, whose peaceful protest by way of kneeling during the national anthem continues to stir conversation worldwide over a year after it began.
Trump, who spoke at a political rally in ...Read more
Garrett has no plans to address team over President Trump's anthem remarks
FRISCO, Texas -- Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett has no intentions of addressing President Donald Trump's comments criticizing NFL players for protesting the national anthem with his team. And the players themselves had little to say on the subject matter.
At a rally in Alabama on Friday, Trump ripped NFL players who protested and said any ...Read more
Rams' Donald picks up pace pursuing QBs, payday
LOS ANGELES--Aaron Donald appeared fully focused when he sacked Brian Hoyer to seal the Los Angeles Rams' 41-39 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Thursday night.
A day after the win improved his team's record to 2-1, coach Sean McVay said he has not sensed that Donald's ongoing contract situation has been a distraction to the three-time ...Read more
Cowboys' Elliott will play at least 2 more games; court sets stay hearing for Oct. 2
FRISCO, Texas -- Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott will play at least two more games under a temporary injunction, blocking a six-game suspension for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy, before a federal appeals court hears his case.
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans posted a notice Friday that it would hear...Read more
Cowboys' Brown defends block on Broncos' Miller: 'The block I did was legal'
FRISCO, Texas -- Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Noah Brown defended himself for a block in last Sunday's game that didn't sit well with Denver pass rusher Von Miller.
Miller called Brown's low block on the Cowboys' second play from scrimmage "dirty" and "baffling." But Brown disputed that notion.
"I saw that he was critical of it. He did fall a ...Read more
Ravens reminded from second they got off plane in London that this isn't a typical road game
LONDON -- The Ravens have said all week that they're treating their matchup Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars as a business trip. Yet, when they exited their team charter early Friday morning at Heathrow Airport after an overnight flight from Baltimore, they were reminded that this is anything but a typical road game.
Purple-wearing fans ...Read more
