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Utah safety Rabbit Evans hurries Utah State quarterback Grady Brosterhous.

Ranking the 5 most disappointing teams to start the NFL season

Column | What positions outperformed in Illinois’ loss to Ohio State

Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs (0) celebrates a touchdown against Jets with quarterback Jared Goff (16)

DENVER, CO - SEPTEMBER 27: Denver Broncos safety Talanoa Hufanga 9 walks off the field celebrating and holding intercepted balls after a win in a game against the Los Angeles Rams at Empower Field at Mile High on September 27, 2026 in Denver, Colorado.

Texas Tech safety Marcus Ramon-Edwards (22) and outside linebacker LaDamion Guyton (32) celebrate during their 49–14 win over Sam Houston.

Drake Maye isn't the same quarterback anymore, and the Patriots' early struggles are starting to explain why

Bills Predicted to Tap Standout Rookie CB After Bad News for Christian Benford

Bears news: Case Keenum on 'magician' Ben Johnson being 'in his bag' vs. Eagles

Ravens news: Roger Goodell reveals what Lamar Jackson means to NFL

Wild scenes as huge QB hit sparks coach spray... before third-stringer stuns NFL powerhouse
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