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1+ min ago (306+ words) As the AFC South rivalry intensifies, the upcoming clash between the Indianapolis Colts and the Jacksonville Jaguars is set to captivate football fans. With both teams holding an 8-4 record, the stakes couldn't be higher. This article will delve into the key aspects of this matchup, including player injuries, team performance trends, and overall implications for the division title. Overview of the Matchup Injury Concerns: Daniel Jones' Mobility One of the most pressing concerns heading into this game is the health of Colts quarterback Daniel Jones, who is dealing with a fracture in his fibula. While he managed to make some solid throws last week, his lack of mobility was evident as he recorded no scrambles for the first time since Week 5. Examining the recent performance of both teams reveals a stark contrast. The Colts, once seen as favorites in the…...

1+ min ago (177+ words) The Washington Commanders played their worst game in a terrible season against the Minnesota Vikings earlier today, getting shut out 31-0. Jayden Daniels and WR Noah Brown both returned from injuries, but the team still couldn't score. Daniels was kept out of the game after landing hard on his left elbow, the same elbow he dislocated a month ago. The New York Giants are coming off their late bye week, and at 2-11, they have one more win than the Commanders. They were the first team eliminated from playoff contention and they have already fired their head coach and defensive coordinator. The Giants are led by headstrong rookie QB Jaxson Dart, who could have a career day if the same defense from today shows up in New Jersey. Join our partner FanDuel for all your betting needs Opening odds for the Commanders…...

2+ min ago (968+ words) This was the summer Marvin Mims Jr. turned gritty. At least, Margin Hooks tried to coax it out of him, back this offseason. He knew full well that Mims carried unique talent, a receiver Hooks has been training for years. And he knew that Mims carried an equally unique demeanor, a receiver with explosive traits and without an explosive personality. So he prodded the third-year Bronco in training, trying to add a little flavor, as Hooks put it. And as they worked on fields down back in the South, Hooks sensed a switch flip in his pupil. More assertive in attacking defensive backs. An extra spark when cutting out of his breaks. And longtime WR trainer Hooks issued a prediction, in a June conversation with The Denver Post: Mims would be a 1,000-yard receiver in 2025. Broncos analysis: Sean Payton, Bo…...

16+ min ago (40+ words) The FNIA crew discuss the shocking developments in the AFC South, where the Jacksonville Jaguars take over the top spot in the division after beating the suddenly quarterback-needy Indianapolis Colts. Jaguars look 'sneaky good' in top AFC South spot...

17+ min ago (31+ words) Bears coach Ben Johnson is greeted by a Packers assistant coach after a 28-21 loss Sunday, Dec. 7, 2025, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. (John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune)...

20+ min ago (275+ words) Deion Sanders was in the building on Sunday to watch his son, Shedeur Sanders, deliver the best performance of his young NFL career against the Tennessee Titans. Shedeur put on a show, throwing for 364 yards and accounting for four total touchdowns " three through the air and another on the ground. He had Cleveland within striking distance of a stunning comeback, but a pair of failed two-point attempts ultimately proved costly in the Browns" 31-29 loss. After the final whistle, Coach Prime summed up what he witnessed in a single word. "But guess what GOD IS SO SO SO SO GOOD! We"re gonna praise him consistently with Passion & Purpose!" Deion Sanders said, tagging all of his family members, including Shedeur. Shedeur"s path hasn"t been linear. Once projected as an early first-round pick, he slid to the fifth round and…...

21+ min ago (597+ words) The College Football Playoff bracket prize payouts are finally revealed, and it's clearer than ever which conferences are benefiting the most. With millions on the line, the expanded playoff picture is giving more schools a big financial boost. Georgia adds another $4 million to the SEC's huge payout thanks to its dominant season. Their consistent ability to win big games made them one of the most reliable playoff selections. With Georgia back in the bracket, the SEC's earnings continue to grow. Ole Miss brings in another $4 million after earning its way into the playoff with a strong offensive season. Their key wins boosted the SEC's overall payout total. This appearance strengthens both the team's national profile and the conference's financial advantage. Texas A&M contributes another $4 million to the SEC's earnings by securing its playoff spot. Their balanced performance throughout the…...

26+ min ago (620+ words) GREEN BAY, Wis. " Oh, yeah, that's what a loss to the arch-rival Packers feels like. Like a slippery can of Spotted Cow tossed through waiting hands and off the bridge of the nose. Like a splash of boiling brat water in the eye. Like moldy cheese curds the morning after. Like, not great, can we all agree on that? But lose to the Packers, the Bears did " 28-21 this time, hard-fought and all " in the latest first meeting between the teams in any season since 1998. Welcome back to ritual misery, everybody. "It's never fun to lose to those guys," tight end Cole Kmet said, speaking for all of Beardom whether he realized it or not. These teams meet again, you know, two weeks hence at Soldier Field. "Everything we want to do is still in front of us," running back D'Andre…...

26+ min ago (650+ words) The Bears" Olamide Zaccheaus catches a touchdown pass against Keisean Nixon of the Green Bay Packers during the third quarter at Lambeau Field on Dec. 7, 2025, in Green Bay, Wisconsin. GREEN BAY, Wis. " Oh, yeah, that"s what a loss to the archrival Packers feels like. Like a slippery can of Spotted Cow tossed through waiting hands and off the bridge of the nose. Like a splash of boiling brat water in the eye. Like moldy cheese curds the morning after. Like, not great, can we all agree on that? But lose to the Packers, the Bears did " 28-21 this time, hard-fought and all " in the latest first meeting between the teams in any season since 1998. Welcome back to ritual misery, everybody. "It"s never fun to lose to those guys," tight end Cole Kmet said, speaking for all of Beardom whether…...

34+ min ago (872+ words) GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Keisean Nixon couldn't have picked a better time to get his first interception of the season. Nixon picked off Caleb Williams' pass in the end zone with 22 seconds remaining to preserve Green Bay's 28-21 victory over the Chicago Bears on Sunday, and the Packers moved into first place in the NFC North. "Man, I've been trying to get my hand on the ball all year," Nixon said. "I wanted that bad. I wanted it so bad." The Bears (9-4) were facing fourth-and-1 from Green Bay's 14-yard line when Williams faked a handoff and rolled to his left. Tight end Cole Kmet had gotten behind Nixon in the end zone, but Nixon made a leaping catch of the underthrown pass. "In those moments, it's, you know, a got-to-have-it moment," said Williams, who went 19 of 35 for 186 yards with two touchdowns. "And…...