Halfway through 2026, it’s been a season of big offensive numbers and big offensive performances. Let's see what Week 10 has in store.
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Both Mike McCarthy’s Steelers and Robert Saleh’s Titans face divisional rivals as they return to action this week.
It’s that time again to be creative and come up with some surprising scenarios for this week’s game. Let's get into Week 10's bold predictions.
Week 10 features another abbreviated schedule as three teams from the NFC and one team from the AFC get some time off.
The shockers just keep on coming during this wild 2026 season. What’s in store for Week 9? Let's get into our weekly bold predictions.
It’s been a season for big numbers, particularly when it comes to scoring points. Will that trend continue going forward?
A pair of division leaders, as well as two clubs with identical 2-5 win-loss records, return to action this Sunday.
The last time there were 15 games on the NFL schedule was back in Week 5. Let's dive into what you need to know for Week 9.
Face it. There are really no super shocks in today’s National Football League, as this season is proving once again.
A pair of first-place teams and two clubs that reside in their respective division basements return to action in Week 8.
Exactly half of the 14 games on this week’s schedule are divisional matchups, including three rematches from earlier this season.
Here’s a look at some fascinating statistics in regards to Week 8. That includes some big numbers put up this season by the reigning NFL Offensive Player of the Year.
For the second consecutive week, the NFL schedule features 14 games—seven of those interconference affairs.
Last Sunday, the Carolina Panthers and Kansas City Chiefs returned from their bye weeks and came away with victories.
Six weeks into a very entertaining season and there are still three undefeated teams, while both winless clubs reside in the AFC.
It’s an abbreviated schedule for the third straight week as the Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars, Los Angeles Chargers, and Washington Commanders have some time off.
A pair of first-place teams will both be back on the field this Sunday as the Panthers head to Philadelphia and the Chiefs host the Chargers.
There are some intriguing matchups on this week’s schedule, including a Thursday night clash between the AFC’s and the NFC’s top playoff seed from 2025.
There was no shortage of scoring in Week 5, a pretty common theme so far this season as nine of the 30 clubs that played reached the 30-point mark.
Numerous NFL teams continue to pile up big numbers this season when it comes to scoring points and reaching the end zone.