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Aaron Rodgers wasn’t the only one happy to (not) hear the Superdome crowd Sunday night.
The Titans have become the NFL’s first test case for dealing with a COVID-19 outbreak, and now we know which players are involved.
The Bears got a boost from their new quarterback last week, but they lost another key part of their offense.
The Eagles replaced injured tight end Dallas Goedert on the roster with a tight end who hasn’t been a tight end for long.
Raiders first-rounder Damon Arnette came into the season with a broken thumb, and has aggravated that problem.
The Seahawks may need reinforcements in the secondary, and are taking a look at a former first-rounder.
Washington’s adding some depth to the defensive line, as they try to cover for recent injuries.
Falcons offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter was afraid a 16-point lead wasn’t enough.
The 49ers have been losing players left and right, but they’re getting closer to getting a key one back.
If there’s a hallmark of the last 20 years for the Patriots, it’s their adaptability.
You don’t mess with mom.
Perhaps anticipating the Chiefs might try to throw the ball tonight, the Ravens have added to the secondary.
The Broncos aren’t sure who will start at quarterback in Thursday night’s fall classic against the Jets.
The Jaguars have made another change at kicker.
Washington’s still awaiting word on rookie defensive end Chase Young, but they’ve gotten bad news on another lineman.
The Browns will be looking for a new return man, after yesterday’s win over Washington.
There’s no immediate pressure on Panthers coach Matt Rhule this season, since owner David Tepper declared it a rebuild and gave him a $62 million contract.
No NFL stadium is going to be full in the time of COVID-19.
Seahawks running back Chris Carson appears to have been fortunate, after he left yesterday’s game with an ankle injury on a suspect tackle.
The Packers are rolling on offense, but perhaps the most encouraging sign is that they’re finding new ways to do it each week.
For 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan, the gnawing feeling started last Sunday, when he realized he’d be without a significant part of his depth chart the following week.
The conventional wisdom entering a truncated offseason was that teams with continuity would benefit most, since they already knew what to expect from coaches and players.
The Saints gave the Packers too many chances in the fourth quarter, and the Packers made them pay.
Aaron Rodgers and Drew Brees are trading shots, and Rodgers may have just caught a break.