Wherein wide receiver Courtland Sutton would throw a touchdown to quarterback Bo Nix, who made a leaping, contested catch over a Ravens defender — the only time they crossed paint in a humbling 41-10 blowout. After the game, Payton broke down the call to an inquiring media.

Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton was not happy following the team's 28-14 win over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. Broncos wide receivers Lil'Jordan Humphrey and Courtland Sutton both los

There were two in recent days. On Sunday, Bears defensive back Tyrique Stevenson taunted Commanders fans before — and during — a fateful Hail Mary throw, On Thursday, Jets rookie receiver Malachi Corley dropped the ball before taking it into the end zone.

The New Orleans Saints parted ways with head coach Dennis Allen after two-plus seasons on the job, including a rough 2-7 start in 2024. Allen's team began this season with back-to

Panthers players didn’t like Broncos coach Sean Payton attempting to close out the game on Sunday. Payton’s response: “Play better.”

Footage shows Carolina Panthers cornerback Jaycee Horn confronting Sean Payton for running up the score during blowout.

Broncos rookie QB Bo Nix makes history and catches a touchdown in a wild play despite a tough loss to the Ravens.

With the Broncos ahead by 21 points in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game against the Panthers, Broncos head coach Sean Payton called a fake field goal and had wide receiver Courtland Sutton throw a pass to fullback Michael Burton to convert another fourth down.

George Paton signaled the direction his franchise was headed long before Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline ... “I think (head coach) Sean (Payton) said ‘retool,’” Paton said at the time. “We’re excited for the challenge. Other teams have been ...

The costliest loss was the Saints’ 23-22 defeat in Charlotte on Sunday when Carr couldn’t lead his team into field-goal range in the final minute and the Saints left town with the same 2-7 record as the Panthers, a team that’s statistically dreadful and historically bad.

Detroit's Ray Agnew, Kansas City's Mike Borgonzi and Buffalo's Terrance Gray are rising GM material if the Saints make a change.