Mike Gillette

Barkley will undergo surgery.

It's been a while since anyone could honestly say this about the Jacksonville Jaguars: They're fun to watch on offense. The Jaguars (1-1) are off to their best two-game start on that side off the ball in two decades, scoring a combined 57 points against division rivals Indianapolis and Tennessee. It starts with quarterback Gardner Minshew, who has flourished so far in his first year as a full-time starter.

The Chargers nearly pulled off an upset over the Super Bowl-winning Chiefs thanks, in part, to limiting Kansas City's ability to pull off big plays.

Sunday's action produced an unending stream of ugly injury news, impacting fantasy and real-life rosters. Let's review the top adds following a rough week.

The Falcons got some good news on Monday regarding starting right tackle Kaleb McGary.

Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton is feared to have suffered a serious knee injury against the Steelers on Sunday, according to a report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and James Palmer. Sutton suffered a shoulder injury before the season started and missed the Broncos’ season opener against the Titans in Week 1. He returned in Week 2 against the Steelers only to exit the game with knee pain. Sutton caught 3-of-6 passes for 66 yards before exiting with his knee injury

The New Orleans Saints will visit the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday Night Football to usher in a new era of NFL football in its newest city.

Cam Newton wasn't able to lead the Patriots past the Seahawks Sunday night, but his play has been so impressive that ESPN analyst Ryan Clark is saying that Newton is doing more with this team than Tom Brady could.

Quarterback Drew Lock may not be the only Broncos offensive starter out of action in the coming weeks. Wide receiver Courtland Sutton made his 2020 debut against the Steelers on Sunday after missing the opener with a shoulder injury, but he was limited to 31 snaps due to a knee injury. Mike Klis of KUSA [more]

The Buccaneers weren't supposed to have fans present for their first two games. And yet there was Brett Favre on Sunday, at Raymond James Stadium while wearing a Tompa Bay T-shirt with a bag of chips and no mask in sight. A day later, some are wondering what the hell was Brett Favre doing there? [more]