Three playoff contenders lose starters for a significant period in another rough week of NFL action.

The NFL today sent around an email announced their second Big Data Bowl, letting interested parties use Next Gen Stats data.

Lots and lots of injuries around the league in Week 5, with the worst three all impacting AFC playoff hopefuls.

The Washington Redskins called head coach Jay Gruden to the facility at 5 am this morning to fire him after an 0-5 start.

Perhaps the only Patriots player struggling during the team's 4-0 start has been Stephen Gostkowski, who has missed four extra points and a field goal, leaving New England in 30th place in our placekicking rankings. Now we know why

This ESPN article is a good primer for California's Fair Pay To Play Act, which will allow college athletes in that state to collect money from endorsement deals without fear of losing their NCAA eligibility or scholarships starting in 2023.

Bill Bidwill, owner of the Arizona Cardinals, passed away this morning at the age of 88. The Bidwill family has owned the Cardinals since 1932, with Bill in charge since 1972. He's the one responsible for moving the team from St. Louis to Arizona in 1988.

The Bears beat the Vikings with backup quarterback Chase Daniel playing most of the game. How severe is Mitchell Trubisky's shoulder injury, and how long will the Bears be leaning on Daniel?

Pass rush and coverage work together. And when the pass rush can't get home, the coverage gets shredded. And right now, the struggling Philadelphia secondary is getting extra shredded. This article also touches on something I've seen suggested a few times on Twitter recently: it's possible that having an elite shutdown run defense is a bad thing because it encourages teams to pass against you and passing is generally more efficient than running the ball.

A spate of high ankle sprains blights Week 3, with the biggest name afflicted being one of fantasy football's leading stars.