Week 2 Fantasy Football Starts and Sits
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Tom Brady doesn't worry about concussions and considers them part of playing football, the New England Patriots quarterback says in a television interview to be broadcast this weekend.
New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. took the next step in his recovery from a sprained left ankle by participating in the individual segment of practice.
It's frustrating, Glover Quin agreed, that this conversation won't wilt.
After one week of the NFL being back, we tend to freak out a little bit. It's too early to really tell yet what most teams are going to be.
After disappointing losses in their respective season and home openers, the Houston Texans and Cincinnati Bengals prepare for a game this Thursday night.
Fourteen seasons in the NFL have taught Eli Manning not to make too much of one game.
After the opening week of the NFL season, it's so easy to overreact, given such a small sample.
Apparently, most NFL players feel the same way.
Pittsburgh Steelers' running back Le'Veon Bell jokingly tweeted during his preseason contract holdout that he might have to apply for a job at Dairy Queen.
Star linebackers Ray Lewis and Brian Urlacher and game-breaking wide receiver Randy Moss are among 11 first-year eligible players for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
"Bob Quinn is one of the rising young stars here in the league," said Condon.
A person with knowledge of the situation says the Arizona Cardinals are re-signing veteran running back Chris Johnson in the wake of the serious injury to star David Johnson.
Adrian Peterson spent more time watching from the sideline in his return to Minnesota than romping around the field, an introductory performance for New Orleans that became an afterthought once the Saints fell behind.
There will be football in Tampa this weekend, and the Buccaneers will finally get to start a season delayed by Hurricane Irma's wrath.
The first week of the NFL season gave us our first taste of football, but also several devastating injuries.
But on Tuesday morning, Dipp struck a more solemn tone.
Adrian Peterson's return to Minnesota was filled with many more boos than yards rushing, and the former Vikings star walked off the field yearning for more involvement in his new offense.
The rookie head coach iced the rookie kicker.
Jason Whitlock of Speak For Yourself on Fox Sports 1 says Jim Harbaugh would be the perfect guy to replace Chuck Pagano in Indianapolis. His co-hosts agreed, but don't believe it'll actually happen.
Jim Caldwell likes to call it muddying the pocket. It's a phrase that jibes with Zettel's earthy style of play.
Bellore started 10 games last season for San Francisco, and he had a sack and an interception.
The NFL on CBS team takes a look at which rookie head coach could cause the biggest turnaround in 2017.
He says he's OK with recreational use, though it's the medical side he's most excited about.
There's a temptation to anoint Kenny Golladay "The Next ____" after his eye-popping, two-touchdown debut. But Caldwell would not draw any comparisons for the 6'4, 220-pound wide receiver.
