The Chargers became the first team ever to beat the Steelers in Pittsburgh after trailing by 14 or more points in a game.
Author: Jarrett Bell, USA TODAY
After Kareem Hunt, Reuben Foster, has NFL forgotten the lessons learned since Ray Rice?
Domestic violence cases of Kareem Hunt and Reuben Foster show that the NFL hasn’t learned all the lessons of the Ray Rice case and others from September 2014.
Baker Mayfield may be young. He may be brash. But he’s good — and he’s got the Browns on the rise
From Baker Mayfield to Matt Stafford to Austin Ekeler, USA TODAY Sports’ Jarrett Bell breaks down Sunday’s action in Week 13 in the NFL.
Is it a rule or not? NFL needs to use replay to enforce helmet rule
Saints RB Alvin Kamara was instantly knocked woozy by Cowboys LB Jaylon Smith. But the hit was missed. The NFL could have used replay to fix the issue.
Ravens’ best QB option is clear: Keep rolling with Lamar Jackson over Joe Flacco for now
After back-to-back wins, the Ravens find themselves squarely in the hunt for an AFC playoff spot. But do they start Lamar Jackson or Joe Flacco now?
Pittsburgh Steelers riding the touchdowns of WR Antonio Brown to six-game winning streak
As Pittsburgh’s eccentric wideout, Antonio Brown, might put it, business is booming. The Steelers head to Denver with a six-game NFL winning streak
Rams outlast Chiefs in highest-scoring ‘Monday Night Football’ game ever
The hype was more than justified, as the Chiefs and Rams combined for the second-most points in “Monday Night Football” history.
In wake of shooting and fires, Rams rise with their actions to become Los Angeles’ real NFL team
If the Rams didn’t belong before, they surely are L.A.’s team now This is what happens when a community is rocked by the events of the past two weeks.
If Condoleezza Rice really were an NFL head coach, here’s how her ideal team would look
If she were to coach an NFL team, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice once said, “My teams would run the ball and play great defense.”
Indianapolis Colts’ Andrew Luck quietly becoming one of the NFL’s hottest quarterbacks
Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is hot while the Eagles Doug Pederson and Jim Schwartz might soon be feeling the heat. And, the Texans are cool again.