5:14 PM ET Turron DavenportESPN Close Covered Eagles for USA Today Covered the Ravens for Baltimore Times Played college football at Cheyney University Derrick Henry has a habit of tearing up the Jaguars. He exploded in the third quarter for a 74-yard touchdown, doling out multiple stiff arms in the process. Henry reached 20.6 miles
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4:51 PM ET NEW ORLEANS — Kicker Joey Slye was making a solid case for the Carolina Panthers to keep him over injured veteran Graham Gano next year. That was before Sunday’s meltdown at New Orleans. Now he’ll be lucky to make it to next week. Everything you need this week:&• Full schedule » |
4:40 PM ET Brady HendersonESPN PHILADELPHIA — They committed 12 penalties, dropped a sure touchdown pass and missed an open receiver on another. But in the end, the Seattle Seahawks did what they’ve done so many times throughout another season that is headed towards the playoffs: they won despite playing nowhere close to their best
4:24 PM ET PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz was charged with four turnovers Sunday, all part of an awful offensive performance in a 17-9 loss to the Seattle Seahawks that puts the Eagles (5-6) in a precarious position heading into the home stretch. Wentz (33-of-45 passing, 256 yards, TD) threw two interceptions and
4:31 PM ET LANDOVER, Md. — Washington Redskins quarterback Dwayne Haskins endured his struggles for most of Sunday. And then something changed. Haskins overcame three bad quarters to lead the Redskins to a last-second 19-16 victory over the Detroit Lions. Give him credit for not letting the slow start damage his confidence. Perhaps that’s why,
4:28 PM ET ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The ingredients for a miserable afternoon in Western New York were all there for the Denver Broncos: A biting wind, an opponent with a top-five defense, and three banged-up offensive linemen protecting a quarterback in Brandon Allen making just his third career start. Toss in a frenzied stadium,
4:28 PM ET CHICAGO — The New York Giants can’t beat the Chicago Bears, not even with Chicago quarterback Mitchell Trubisky seemingly going with a chuck-and-pray approach every few plays in the first half. The Giants still lost, 19-14, on Sunday in Chicago. They have dropped seven straight games, their longest losing streak since 2014.
4:17 PM ET CHICAGO — Beating the New York Giants at home isn’t much of an accomplishment. New York (2-9) arrived at Soldier Field with a suspect secondary, a rookie quarterback and a worse kicking situation than even that of the Chicago Bears. Chris Berman and Tom Jackson recap the weekend’s games with extended highlights
4:31 PM ET CINCINNATI — This is what the bottom looks like for the Cincinnati Bengals. In the 51 previous seasons of the franchise’s existence, things have never been this bad. Sunday’s 16-10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers put the Bengals at 0-11, the worst start in Cincinnati’s history. Prior to Sunday, the worst start
4:23 PM ET CLEVELAND — Baker Mayfield might finally be finding a rhythm with his star wide receivers. Mayfield tossed a season-high three touchdown passes Sunday — two to Jarvis Landry and another to Odell Beckham Jr. — as the surging Cleveland Browns rolled to a 41-24 rout against Miami for their third consecutive victory.