Justin Prather

Ravens Week 3 stock report.

The Ravens lost on both sides of the ball.

Chargers coach Anthony Lynn said Chris Harris Jr. was undergoing further tests that reportedly revealed an injury that is expected to keep Harris out at least a month.

The Chiefs were the better team on Monday and showed it on both sides of the ball.

The list of 49ers on injured reserve may keep growing. Defensive end Dee Ford, who has missed Week Two with what was labeled as a neck injury and Week Three with what was called a back injury, could land on IR this week. "He's not going to play this week and we should decide in [more]

The Baltimore Ravens just can't seem to beat Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, and after their latest loss Monday night, all they can do is hope for another shot down the road. Patrick Mahomes sliced up the Baltimore defense for 385 yards and four touchdowns in a 34-20 victory that really wasn't even that close. The Chiefs led 27-10 at halftime and let the margin shrink to seven points before Mahomes put together the clinching 13-play, 75-yard drive.

While Russell Wilson is setting records for the Seahawks Offense, their pass defense is setting records of their own and not the good kind. In the first three games of the season against the Atlanta Falcons, New England Patriots and Dallas Cowboys, the Seahawks have allowed an average of 430.7 yards per game passing. They [more]

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes addresses the media after a Week 3 win against the Baltimore Ravens. This game is streaming live on the Yahoo Sports mobile app, or on NFL Network

Jackson had a bad day passing, but his receivers didn't help.

Patrick Mahomes put on a scintillating show while outperforming Lamar Jackson, and the Kansas City Chiefs deftly played the role of defending Super Bowl champions in a 34-20 thumping of the Baltimore Ravens on Monday night. Mahomes juked, danced, and jumped in and out of the pocket. The common thread was that just about everything he did worked against an overmatched Baltimore defense that had allowed only two touchdowns in its first two games.