Week 9 saw the NFL season reach its halfway point with many teams taking shape and others still looking for answers. There were overtime thrillers, upset victories and favorites stamping their mark.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson has become one of the more polarizing players as his career has gone on. Since winning the Super B

Dennis Allen made it clear the New Orleans Saints aren't in the business of selling off assets as the NFL trade deadline approaches. Simply saying the Saints aren't sellers won't stop teams from testing the waters.

In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Chariah Gordan gives a behind-the-scenes look at her life as a mom of two and fiancée of Chiefs superstar Mecole Hardman

The Buffalo Bills released safety Mike Edwards after failing in a bid to trade him before the NFL’s deadline on Tuesday. The offseason free-agent addition requested to be traded a few weeks ago for his lack of playing time.

The San Francisco 49ers began the 2024 season with Super Bowl aspirations. The Niners were able to retain most of their key contributors from their 2023 campaig

The 2024 NFL trade deadline featured some players who should've moved but didn't such as Chase Young and Jonathan Jones.

Oddsmakers are all but ruling out a collapse from the Commanders, pegging their win total at 11.5 and their playoff odds at -950. They aren’t being overlooked as a Super Bowl contender, either.

Matt Schneidman asks whether the Packers should keep electing to receive kickoffs to start games since it's mostly been backfiring. The Packers have chosen to receive after winning the toss nine times in the last two seasons and only opened with touchdowns twice.

With two very winnable games on deck before their Week 12 bye — at New Orleans, at Denver — the Falcons' Super Bowl odds may shorten further if they can get to 8-3. The Houston Texans may be 6-3 and in first place in the AFC South, but this team is ...

After superstar pass-rusher Aidan Hutchinson went down for the season, the Lions had a gaping hole on their otherwise Super Bowl-caliber roster. Detroit legitimately had everything except for a difference-maker off the defensive edge, a place that some of the other NFC powers (and the AFC's heavyweights) could probably exploit in the postseason.