Titans coach Brian Callahan doesn't hold back on 'dumb' turnover by Will Levis: 'He cost us points'
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Eagles WR A.J. Brown expects to miss 'a couple of weeks' - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — Receiver A.J. Brown told ESPN reporter Lisa Salters he expects to miss «a couple of weeks» with his injured hamstring.
Titans coach doesn't regret 'feelings' after viral criticism of QB Levis - ESPN
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The day after his team's 24-17 loss to the New York Jets on Sunday, Titans coach Brian Callahan was clearly still bothered by quarterback Will Levis once again committing an egregious mistake that contributed to the loss.
Jets' Braelon Allen becomes youngest NFL player in Super Bowl era to score touchdown
Nick Bosa said that the Minnesota Vikings are "playing better football" and that the San Francisco 49ers "got away with some things" against the New York Jets, who they dismantled. Craig Carton, Danny Parkins, Mark Schlereth, and Greg Jennings dis...
Jets DE Jermaine Johnson announces he has torn Achilles - ESPN
New York Jets edge rusher Jermaine Johnson announced on social media that he has a torn Achilles tendon and will miss the rest of the season.
Week 3 recap Ranking college football's remaining unbeatens - ESPN
We had laughter, and we had rivalry tears. We had a second-and-59. We had what felt like record-setting levels of chippiness and yellow flags — FBS teams averaged 59.5 penalty yards per team (most since Week 5 of 2022), with 15 teams topping 100 penalty yards. We nearly had the No. 1 team falling to an unranked opponent.
Texans' defense creates havoc for Bears rookie Caleb Williams in victory
Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams said that he "rushed his drop" in the Bears Week 1 victory over the Tennessee Titans. Colin Cowherd discusses the state of the Bears and if Caleb will bounce back in Week 2 vs. the Houston Texans.
'Still building' Bears offense frustrated having to again rely on defense - ESPN
HOUSTON — For a second straight week, the Chicago Bears fell behind by double digits and were carried by their defense in a game that played out much like their season opener. When the Bears needed Caleb Williams and the offense to come through on the final drive of Sunday Night Football, the unit could not move the ball past midfield, and the result was a 19-13 loss to the Houston Texans.