Any Given Sunday

Joe Burrow and the Bengals have won three in a row against the Chiefs. Cale Clinton explains why Cincinnati is perfectly designed to take Kansas City down.

Jacksonville's win over Baltimore wasn't a fluke—it was a sign that they have a franchise passer they can build around. The Ravens, meanwhile, blew a big lead yet again.

When a team that has recently found every way to underperform clashes with a team that has found three different ways to win three straight, you know you're in for an interesting game.

Green Bay's 31-28 overtime win over Dallas wasn't a fluke. The Packers' new offensive game plan makes them a threat to beat anyone left on their schedule.

New York's first five wins came at the expense of bad teams and backup quarterbacks. But their sixth showed that they can beat anyone.

The only thing established in the Commanders' 17-16 win over the Colts? Both teams need quarterbacks—still.

We don't often cover the same team in back-to-back weeks in Any Given Sunday. Is there time for the Bucs to hoist the sails again?

Facing a Pittsburgh Steelers defense missing most of its secondary, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers opted to hand off to Leonard Fournette as often as possible, leading to the week's biggest upset.

The New York Giants, despite their 4-1 record, still have holes in their roster. So do the Packers—specifically, they're badly missing Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling.

The film from Sunday's Seattle Seahawks win shows that Geno Smith's numbers are no fluke. The Detroit Lions, meanwhile, should be farther along in their rebuild by now.