Bobby Engram. Engram caught 88 passes for the Bears in 1999. He caught 94 passes for Seattle in 2007. Chicago and Seattle play tonight. Who is the only player who has had seasons with 80-plus catches ...

The Steelers are 6-2 this year, but Metcalf has been even worse, with 33 catches for 378 yards and a touchdown at the halfway point of the season. That’s an average of 4.1 catches for 47 yards per ...

The Kansas City Chiefs are minus two of their top three cornerbacks Sunday. Mansoor Delane was downgraded to out with a shoulder injury while L’Jarius Sneed was placed on injured reserve with a knee ...

Week eight of the NFL schedule brought us another entertaining round of games and plenty of questions that need to be answered. Six of the 12 games on the schedule Sunday afternoon were decided by ...

Every Saturday morning, I'll take a quick look at all the week's games, offering my own brief take on what I think will happen, as well as touching on significant injury news since our Weekly came out ...

Andrew Luck, in September 2014. Since then, nine different starting quarterbacks have lost a combined 11 straight games – Matt Hasselbeck, Luck (twice), Jacoby Brissett (twice), Philip Rivers, Carson ...

If we pick through the numbers in more detail, Justin Jefferson left his Tampa Bay game after only 7 plays – seemingly on his way to a good game, with 2 early catches. And other wide receivers have ...

It’s looking like Pittsburgh’s top two rushers will both be players who originally weren’t even drafted – Jaylen Warren and Rico Dowdle. When was the last time a pair of such running backs were the ...

BALTIMORE (at Buff.): The Ravens will have Lamar Jackson (ankle) back to face Buffalo; he practiced fully all week and was removed from the injury report. The notable injury is on defense, with safety ...

Luke Wilson answers your fantasy football questions. Kicking around what to do with the disappointing Brandon Aubrey, weighing what to do with the wounded Davante Adams, quelling the Chase Brown panic ...

In league history, only four 6-foot-5 rookie wide receivers have gone over 1,000 receiving yards. What is the only franchise that was home to two of them? Carolina, with Kelvin Benjamin and Tetairoa ...