The Buffalo Bills are still reeling from a heartbreaking loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 17. During the 13-12 defeat, it was painfully obvious just how much work the offense needs. Buffalo's ...
COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Miami brought a nasty defense into Texas A&M on Saturday to down the seventh-seeded Aggies in the College Football Playoff. The No. 10 seed Hurricanes forced Marcel Reed into ...
Things looked pretty bleak back in early November, when the high-powered Los Angeles Rams offense throttled the New Orleans Saints. Led by MVP front-runner Matthew Stafford, the Rams operated at will ...
The final challenge for the New Orleans Saints defense this season is to figure out a way to slow down star running back Bijan Robinson. Robinson enters Week 18 with a league-best 2,255 yards from ...
CINCINNATI (AP) — Facing the seventh-ranked passing game in the NFL, the Cincinnati Bengals’ maligned defense turned in its best performance of the season in Sunday's 37-14 victory over the Arizona ...
Nothing about the New Years’ Eve and New Years’ Day games should feel typical or expected by traditional college football fans. The short version is conventional wisdom took loss after loss. Any ...
The New York Jets showed some signs of life after a couple of midseason trades, but they have fallen back down to reality: This is a really bad football team. Head coach Aaron Glenn and his staff need ...
OXFORD, Mississippi — The more things change, the more they remain the same. Tulane and Ole Miss have changed as football teams since their Week 4 matchup won by the Rebels, 45-10. The Green Wave ...
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — The Miami Hurricanes’ defense held on as long as it could. The unit, revamped under first-year defensive coordinator Corey Hetherman from a liability last season into one of ...
Let's focus on the good news -- the New Orleans Saints won their third game in a row, and it sure looks like they have the quarterback to get them back to contending in the NFC South. Now the hard ...
A three-word phrase is what Warwick has bought into this winter: We not me. The phrase describes the Warriors’ willingness to play as a team and for each other. It was reiterated over and over again ...
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