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Having won the first meeting on the road, the Oakland Raiders have to like their chances of sweeping the season series when the San Diego Chargers travel to the East Bay in Week 16.
Tom Coughlin's poor handling of Odell Beckham's behavior shouldn't tarnish his legacy. But it should cost him his job.
The San Francisco 49ers lost at home on Sunday to the Cincinnati Bengals by a score of 24-14, but the game wasn't that close. The Bengals led 24-0 late in the third quarter, and the 49ers turned the ball over four times on the day while committing a whopping 11 penalties overall.
Needing to win out, the Oakland Raiders did themselves no favors, falling behind in the early going to finish on the losing end of a 30-20 decision to the Green Bay Packers.
Aaron Rodgers threw a touchdown pass and Damarious Randall returned an interception for another score to help the Packers beat the Oakland Raiders 30-20 on Sunday, after Green Bay clinched a franchise-record seventh straight playoff spot.
Jeremy Hill ran for a pair of 1-yard touchdowns to back AJ McCarron's first career start, and the patchwork Cincinnati Bengals clinched a fifth straight postseason berth by beating the San Francisco 49ers 24-14 on Sunday.
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With a showdown with his former team looming, Raiders safety Charles Woodson is ready to take a page out of Brett Favre's book and stick it to the Packers and their superstar quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
The San Francisco 49ers went through some dark days in the 2000s, posting a four-year mark of 18-46 under two different coaches.
NFL on CBS analyst Rich Gannon gave his thoughts on three Week 15 games, all of which have playoff implications, and how teams may fare.
Needing the win, the Oakland Raiders will have a tall task ahead when the Green Bay Packers visit the East Bay for a Week 15 showdown that could end the Silver and Black's playoff hopes.
The Cincinnati Bengals started the season 8-0, but they have fallen upon rough times lately. Not only have the Bengals lost three of their last five games, but now Cincinnati has lost starting quarterback Andy Dalton to injury for the rest of the regular season.
The St. Louis Rams are struggling because they have no legitimate quarterback despite enjoying the success of rookie runner Todd Gurley.
The Cincinnati Bengals could use a break, just not the kind Andy Dalton got yesterday.
Hoping to build off momentum from their first road win of the week in Chicago last Sunday, the San Francisco 49ers faced the worst team in the league this week—and lost badly.
Playing for their right to stay in the NFL playoff race, the Oakland Raiders went into hostile territory and stunned the Denver Broncos fueled by a historic performance from defensive end Khalil Mack.
Khalil Mack had five sacks of Brock Osweiler, including one in the end zone for a safety, and Derek Carr bounced back from an awful first half to lead the Oakland Raiders past the Denver Broncos 15-12 Sunday.
Johnny Manziel led his Cleveland Browns to a 24-10 win on Sunday over the 49ers to end a seven-game losing streak.
As if the San Francisco 49ers haven't had enough injuries issues in 2015, the problem keeps getting worse as the final four games of the season draw near. Heading into their matchup in Cleveland on Sunday, the 49ers may be without one of their defensive stalwarts while key offensive players are also nursing serious injuries. It seems as if 2016 can't come soon enough for the San Francisco organization.
Even though the Oakland Raiders still have a slim chance at the final wild-card spot in the AFC, coach Jack Del Rio is approaching the final month of the season with an eye toward the future.
Lawrence Taylor, not J.J. Watt, is the greatest defensive player football has ever seen. Football fans should just sack this debate right now.
The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
The man guiding the effort to build an NFL stadium near Los Angeles for the Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers says time is running short to get a deal done for the 2016 season.
Pro Football Hall of Fame coach and broadcasting legend John Madden recently underwent successful open-heart surgery at a San Francisco hospital, according to the National Football League.
On Wednesday evening, the Oakland Raiders announced that they had reached a four-year contract extension with wide receiver Michael Crabtree worth a reported $35 million.
