Quick Reads

After his monster day against Seattle, Jacobs has emerged as the NFL's best running back—but where will he be playing next year?

The Cowboys and Bengals stars were deadly in the passing game on Sunday. Christian McCaffrey has shined for two teams. And Jonathan Taylor is making the wrong kind of history.

The star wideout and rookie runner combined for five catches for a net loss of 18 yards on Sunday. Are we seeing more receptions these days that lose yardage?

Cincinnati's running back and Chicago's quarterback (and Josh Allen too!) had some of the best rushing days we have ever measured.

The Seattle Seahawks star is the current favorite for Offensive Rookie of the Year, but he's getting hit in the backfield an awful lot.

Nobody told Cincinnati and Kansas City that scoring was down this year. We break down the big days their pass-catchers had and search for other days when two teams dominated Quick Reads.

Reports of the veteran quarterback's steep decline may have been exaggerated.

With four touchdowns and 134 yards of total offense, the Saints' do-it-all star was one of the league's best players in Week 5. So why isn't he listed anywhere in Quick Reads?

The Seattle Seahawks veteran has emerged from purgatory to be one of the season's top early stars. We put Geno into perspective by looking at the history of quarterbacks moving from the bench back to the field.

While most other teams are throwing as many passes as they can, the Bears are doing everything in their power just to make sure their young quarterback survives the season.