• Texans will have 15,000 fans for Sunday’s game

    Texans will have 15,000 fans for Sunday’s game
    While the Cowboys had an NFL-high 21,000 fans at their home opener, the Texans played their first home game without fans. Both teams will have fans Sunday. Harris County officials granted the Texans approval for up to 15,000 fans at NRG Stadium for the team’s game against the Vikings, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle [more]
  • Titans defensive play-caller Shane Bowen missed game in COVID-19 protocol

    The Titans were without defensive play-caller Shane Bowen in Sunday’s victory over the Vikings, Paul Kuharsky of paulkuharsky.com reports. Bowen was placed in COVID-19 protocol Saturday morning and did not travel with the team. “We’ve followed all the protocols as it relates to COVID,” head coach Mike Vrabel said, via Kuharsky. “We’re not into timetables [more]
  • Under-Fire NFL Quarterbacks: Rough Sunday For Cousins, Trubisky, Haskins, Wentz

    Under-Fire NFL Quarterbacks: Rough Sunday For Cousins, Trubisky, Haskins, Wentz
    PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Carson Wentz and Kirk Cousins remained winless. Mitchell Trubisky got benched. Dwayne Haskins took a step backward.
    It was a rough day for some of the NFL’s under-fire quarterbacks.
    Wentz threw two more picks but used his legs on a game-tying touchdown drive as the Philadelphia Eagles played the Cincinnati Bengals to a 23-23 tie Sunday.
    Wentz is going through the worst stretch of his five-year career and has already tossed six interceptions, one fewer than he had
  • Titans are living dangerously, but winning

    Titans are living dangerously, but winning
    When Titans coach Mike Vrabel called from the airport for a quick chat after Sunday’s come-from-behind win over the Vikings, I told him this is the kind of game that will lead to more gray hairs. “And heart pills,” Vrabel said. The Titans avoided flatlining on Sunday due to a cold-blooded 55-yard field goal from [more]
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  • Josh Allen praises “very selfless” Stefon Diggs

    Josh Allen praises “very selfless” Stefon Diggs
    The Bills have started the season 3-0, fueled by the performance of quarterback Josh Allen. Allen’s performance has been fueled by the arrival of receiver Stefon Diggs. Diggs has given Allen a legitimate, high-end receiving threat. But Diggs, unlike other legitimate, high-end receiving threats traded in recent years to a Rust Belt team, isn’t the [more]
  • Stephen Gostkowski changes his luck by losing his sock

    The Titans signed Stephen Gostkowski hoping to put their kicking problems behind them. He has and they have but not before a rocky start that tested the Titans’ faith in the veteran kicker. In the season opener, Gostkowski was wide right from 47, had a 44-yarder blocked, was wide left on a 42-yarder and missed [more]

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