Mark Craig's On the NFL: Johnson's 26 catches rank third among 15 receivers drafted on Day 3 (rounds 4-7) and eighth overall among drafted rookies.
Minnesota Vikings
... Eagles’ practice squad. The Ravens, 49ers, Cardinals, Seahawks, Redskins and Vikings all drafted multiple receivers. Arizona and Seattle both selected three wide ...
Setting NFL records and garnering MVP votes doesn't mean that much to Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who's far more interested in stacking wins and getting Baltimore to the Super Bowl.
Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens just keep on soaring.
Minnesota Vikings
... remained at No. 6 after topping the Washington Redskins 20-15. The Minnesota Vikings jumped two spots to No. 8 after topping the Detroit Lions. And the Bills sta ...
Fueled by both college and pro football, Fox won a rare title as champ of the broadcast week among networks.
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Le'Veon Bell will be spared from team discipline after his weekend bowling outing.
Two-time Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning may have started his final game for the New York Giants.
The Ravens' impressive season keeps them at No. 1; Vikings can't crack top ten.
Minnesota Vikings
... t Jacksonville, Chargers return to Los Angeles to play a "road" game against Vikings Nation. 20. Eagles (6-7) Someone has to win the NFC East. Might as well be t ...
Safety Harrison Smith shrugged, caught between the logical half of his brain and the passionate side that badly wanted a shutout after his Vikings defense
Minnesota Vikings
... cks, effective pass rushers in their own right, once again helped set up the Vikings’ edge duo. — 3. Griffen is playing through a knee injury, and he’s seen his ...
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick says neither he nor his coaching staff has watched any video footage shot by an in-house production team now at the center of an NFL investigation for inappropriately filming the Cincinnati Bengals' sideline...
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The New England Patriots acknowledged on Monday night that a video crew working for the team filmed the Cincinnati Bengals sideline during Sunday's game, a violation of league rules that echoed the team's 2007 Spygate scandal.
