Eagles wide receiver Nelson Agholor called being benched for performance-related reasons last week “an eye opener” and a reminder “to have fun every opportunity you have to play.”
The Falcons know that good things happen when star wide receiver Julio Jones gets the ball and gets room to create, but quarterback Matt Ryan has been getting lots of other players involved, too.
If Broncos rookie quarterback Paxton Lynch has to start Sunday at Jacksonville, Lynch told reporters Wednesday that he will be “a lot more comfortable out there than I was the first time.”
Broncos Coach Gary Kubiak said Wednesday that Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian has a left foot sprain and is “day-to-day” as the team prepares for Sunday’s game at Jacksonville.
University of Texas running back D’Onta Foreman announced Wednesday that he’ll give up his final year of college eligibility and enter the 2017 NFL Draft.
Dolphins defensive tackle Leon Orr was arrested Tuesday on charges of possessing marijuana and a controlled substance, and on Wednesday Orr was released.
Chiefs rookie wide receiver Tyreek Hill has been named AFC Offensive Player of the Week after his three-touchdown performance in an overtime win at Denver last Sunday.
The University of Oregon fired football coach Mark Helfrich on Tuesday night, which means 49ers coach Chip Kelly’s name will be publicly linked to the job he had before leaving for the NFL.
Packers Coach Mike McCarthy told reporters Tuesday that he thinks Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers will be healthy and available, as usual, for Sunday’s game vs. the Texans.
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge sentenced former NFL safety Darren Sharper to 20 years in prison Tuesday after Sharper admitted to drugging and raping women in four states.
A DaVante Adams touchdown catch on a slant route completed an impressive opening drive for Aaron Rodgers and the Packers, who lead the Eagles 7-0 a little more than five minutes in.
With Robert Griffin III likely to be cleared for the first time since the season opener and Cody Kessler now out of the concussion protocol after his second concussion of the season, Browns coach Hue Jackson told reporters Monday he isn’t ready to name a starting quarterback for his team’s next game.
