What has gone wrong for the Patriots’ offence, Maye?
New England is last in the NFL in offensive points per game at 9.7. Can Maye and his supporting cast settle things down and turn it around?
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New England is last in the NFL in offensive points per game at 9.7. Can Maye and his supporting cast settle things down and turn it around?
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Turnovers, penalties and poor decisions were costly in Philadelphia’s 27-7 loss to the Chicago Bears on Monday night. The Eagles also were hurt by circumstances out of their control when quarterback Jalen Hurts was in concussion protocol.
Case Keenum passed for two touchdowns in his first start in almost three years, and the Chicago Bears shut down Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles for a 27-7 victory on Monday night.
The Rams’ list of injuries grew in their 30-26 loss to the Broncos on Sunday night, with cornerback Jaylen Watson and tight end Terrance Ferguson likely to be sidelined this weekend against the Eagles.
The Las Vegas Raiders won three games all of last season and now is 3-0 and will welcome the 3-0 Kansas City Chiefs this Sunday. The timing couldn’t be much better to face an intense AFC West rival.
Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald says the team has not lost faith in starting running back Jadarian Price after the rookie first-round pick lost a fumble for the second week in a row on Sunday.
Quarterback Tyler Shough and the New Orleans Saints exhibited a knack for the comeback in the first two weeks of the season, only to lose their late-game mojo in the Superdome in Week 3.
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Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh offered a rare public critique of Justin Herbert on Monday, imploring the quarterback to "be better."
With much of the focus around the Cleveland Browns on quarterback Deshaun Watson and the offense, coach Todd Monken wants to make sure that the defense is getting its share of the credit as well.
The story of the start of the season for the Minnesota Vikings has been clear: win with a dominant defense, supplement with superb special teams and survive another unstable performance by a sputtering offense.
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The Detroit Lions’ offense is built around big plays in both the passing and running games. On Sunday, though, none of that was working.
The Chargers had plenty of opportunities to come through with a potentially season-saving win at the Bills on Sunday and still couldn’t take advantage. They built an early 10-0 lead, made Josh Allen look mortal, forced five takeaways and still lost 24-16.
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