The Bills survived a fumble from James Cook to beat the Rams in overtime on Monday, but ball control has become a big topic in Buffalo. How big of an issue has Cook's fumbling become? How much pressure is on DC Jim Leonhard and the Bills defence to step it up? TSN Football Insider Dave Naylor joins SportsCentre to discuss.
Joe Brady was candid about the possibility of consequences if running back James Cook's fumbling issues persist and on Wednesday, the Bills head coach spoke the media to clear up what he meant by his comments.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has a realistic chance to return from his ankle injury against the Browns on Sunday, a league source told ESPN's Adam Schefter. Speaking to the media on Wednesday, Jesse Minter called Lamar 'day-to-day' at this point and also shared injury updates on new C Cam Jurgens and WR Ja'Kobi Lane.
Atlanta Falcons head coach Kevin Stefanski confirmed that quarterback Michael Penix Jr. will practice with the team Wednesday, and said he will start against the Bears barring any setbacks.
Stephen A. Smith explains why he believes the Seahawks need a win more than Broncos this Thursday.
Bears head coach Ben Johnson confirms Caleb Williams was a full participant at practice on Wednesday, but he isn't ready to say who will be Chicago's starting quarterback against the Falcons on Sunday.
Stephen A. Smith explains why he has ‘no problem’ with Micah Parsons chiming in on the Commanders’ clock fiasco.
The Get Up panel discusses what Lamar Jackson's potential return against the Browns on Sunday could mean for the Ravens' season.
Coming off a career-defining Super Bowl championship, Sam Darnold sits down with Chris Berman to discuss his newfound stability with the Seahawks, the impact of winning the Super Bowl and how getting married has defined his year.
Is it Micah Parsons' place to be commenting on the Commanders' clock blunder? ESPN's Get Up crew debates.
How far can the Pittsburgh Steelers and quarterback Aaron Rodgers go this season? ESPN's Get Up crew weighs in.
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is trending in the right direction to return Sunday vs. the Browns. The Bears are hoping to have QB Caleb Williams back for Sunday's game against the Falcons, who are optimistic that QB Michael Penix Jr. will also be good to go. In other news, the Rams released kicker Harrison Mevis after he missed two field goals in an OT loss to the Bills on Monday.
The Commanders and Cowboys both had a forgettable Week 5 in the NFL, while the Rams continue to underperform. TSN OverDrive host Bryan Hayes shares his thoughts on the misfortunes of the NFC East and more in the latest edition of 'Throw the Flag'.
From stunning comebacks to ridiculous touchdowns, Week 5 of the NFL season didn't disappoint. See what you might have missed in the NFL Showcase.
NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport explains why the Rams releasing Harrison Mevis for Blake Grupe is a 'significant change'
Steelers tight end Pat Freiermuth joins the Pat McAfee show and says that head coach Mike McCarthy is everything he expected.
ESPN's First Take crew debates who is to blame for Chargers' 0-5 start to season between Jim Harbaugh and Justin Herbert.
The Bills found another way to win in Week 5, which is what great teams often do, but does Buffalo's victory over Los Angeles offer enough evidence to suggest this could be the year the Bills go all the way? ESPN's First Take debates.
ESPN's Stephen A. Smith explains to Chris Canty why it's hard not to trust Josh Allen after what he has shown.
ESPN's Get Up crew discusses the punishment Rams OT Alaric Jackson should face after punching Bills LB Bradley Chubb postgame.
ESPN's Jeff Saturday explains why he believes the Rams will find a way to get back on track after their 2-3 start to the season.
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