Hosting the rival Cowboys for Monday night feels a bit like the 2026 Eagles' last stand; in a shadow race against the Colts ...

The NFL debuts in France this weekend, with the Steelers playing the Saints in Paris. How many other countries outside the United States have hosted regular-season games?

The Chicago Bears ruled out running back Kyle Monangai for the third straight contest Thursday night against the Patriots. D’Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson get a bigger share of the workload in the ...

KANSAS CITY (at Sea.): Schedule has played some role in Kansas City's 5-0 start (only Denver of their opponents has a winning record; two are the league's remaining winless teams). They'll be tested ...

Five teams chalked up their 5th top 100 finish this week. Former last team standing, FISH ON, got back to his winning ways with his 5th. He’s in 26th overall. Viva Murillo! has been steadily ...

If only one or two of the reaches on running backs had been swings on receivers instead! Our bronze medalist in last year's Fantasy Index Open, Steven cast his lot in on some above ADP buys (Josh ...

Giants and Texans (and those teams will play this week). New York is 5-0 in NFC Championship games (though the neighbor Jets are 0-4 in the AFC equivalent). The Texans haven’t played in a conference ...

The Week 7 edition of the Fantasy Index Redrafter has been emailed out to subscribers and added to the subscribers' area.

Clearly Helm will need to be busier to pay off in fantasy leagues, but there's nothing wrong with his hands. And in his final year at Texas, he caught 60 passes for 786 yards and 7 TDs. He was the ...

Bills and Giants. In January, 1991, Buffalo beat the Raiders 51-3 in the AFC Championship game. (Those teams will play again today). In January, 2001, New York beat the Vikings 41-0.

Matt Millen. He won two rings with the Raiders (one for the Oakland Raiders, the other with the Los Angeles Raiders). He also won championships with San Francisco and Washington (and those two teams ...

The great American philosopher Donald H. Rumsfeld once opined on the subject of unknowns. He said there were the known unknowns, the things we know that we don’t know. There are also the unknown ...