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Tom Brady could face a significant fine from the NFL after openly criticising officials during Fox’s broadcast of the Green Bay Packers’ 20-17 defeat to the Detroit Lions. The seven-time Super Bowl champion is subject to restrictions that do not apply to most broadcasters because he also holds a minority ownership stake in the Las Vegas Raiders.
After an impressive performance by Giants QB J.J. McCarthy, the hard question is already being asked about his future in New York.
The 49ers' incredible start to the season has hit a road bump.
Kelce surpassed Gonzalez in the NFL record books on Sunday night. Kelce now has the most receiving yards for any tight end in league history, including postseason games. Entering Sunday’s game, Kelce had 13,301 receiving yards in regular-season games. With his 2,078 receiving yards in playoff games, he had 15,379 total in his career.
The NFL made a post poking fun at a call that went against the Packers and for the Lions in Sunday's game in Detroit.
Packers LB Micah Parsons, still recovering from a knee injury, called out the NFL's roughing the passer rules after Green Bay fell to the Lions.
The Atlanta Falcons' petty jab at the San Francisco 49ers leads the way for NFL's Week 7 trolls.
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Green Bay Packers safety Xavier McKinney didn't pull any punches in his expletive-filled rant about the NFL officials.
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Chiefs' Travis Kelce Makes NFL History for TE Receiving Yards, Enters Top 5 on Receptions List
Travis Kelce reached another milestone in his Hall of Fame career on Sunday.
Another busy NFL Sunday is coming our way, with a historic game kicking things off bright and early at 9:30 a.m. ET. The league is holding its first-ever game in France, with the Pittsburgh Steelers set to take on the New Orleans Saints at Stade de France in Saint-Denis,
