13+ min ago (421+ words) Another game, another loss. The New Orleans Saints somehow had an opportunity to win this game in the last minute, but fell short when it mattered most. Unlike last week's loss, New Orleans actually fought back and made the game close. The team looked much better in the second half. In the end, the Saints had some great performances from their team, even in the loss. This felt like a performance that all Saints fans, and probably the front office, had been waiting to see. After trading for Devaughn Vele in the offseason, he has been unable to really find his stride on the team, even after Brandin Cooks and Rashid Shaheed's departures. Near the start of the game, Vele actually had a poor block attempt and struggled a bit in the first half. Once the second half came around,…...

18+ min ago (459+ words) The Minnesota Vikings are in Seattle to take on old friend Sam Darnold and the Seahawks. The Vikings have a disappointing 4-7 record entering the contest, while the Seahawks are sitting at 8-3 and looking to capitalize on the Rams" loss earlier on Sunday. The Vikings were forced to start undrafted rookie Max Brosmer at quarterback after J.J. McCarthy was unable to clear concussion protocol. The rookie"s first start hasn"t gone well so far, and one former NFL star took to social media to question Brosmer. Brosmer and the Vikings were unable to get anything going in the first quarter. The team punted on all three offensive possessions in the first, and then punted on their first drive of the second quarter as well. However, during the team"s second drive of the second quarter, disaster struck. The Seahawks fumbled and…...

25+ min ago (442+ words) The Carolina Panthers welcomed the Los Angeles Rams to town for a tough matchup in NFL Week 13. The Rams entered the contest in first place in the NFC West with a 9-2 record, while the Panthers entered with a 6-6 mark. The game ended up being one of the best matchups of the early Sunday window, and the Panthers escaped with a shocking 31-28 victory. After the game, head coach Dave Canales revealed the inspiring message he gave to his team. The Panthers not only won the game, but they also forced veteran passer Matthew Stafford to turn the ball over three times. Stafford threw as many interceptions today as he had thrown all season leading into this weekend. "We've seen the Rams' best football. They haven't seen ours yet," Canales said to his team, according to the Athletic's Panthers insider Joe Person....

33+ min ago (580+ words) In one of Week 13s best NFL games this Sunday, the Los Angeles Rams lost 31-28 to the Carolina Panthers at Bank of America Stadium. This result could allow the Seattle Seahawks to close the gap. However, the games biggest highlight was definitely Puka Nacua. Even with the Rams defeat, the wide receiver stood out as the top individual performer throughout the game. A special play in the fourth quarter left fans stunned by the athletic ability of one of the leagues most complete athletes. Early in the fourth quarter, Matthew Stafford threw a pass from midfield to Nacua. Nacua sprinted down the left sideline to Carolinas 15-yard line. He was covered one-on-one by cornerback Mike Jackson, but still jumped with his right hand and caught the ball. This play was decisive. It allowed running back Kyren Williams to score a touchdown…...

36+ min ago (325+ words) The Los Angeles Chargers remain in the thick of the playoff race in the AFC despite the plethora of injuries ravaging the roster, particularly on the offensive line. Facing the Las Vegas Raiders in a divisional matchup in Week 13, the hope had to be that they could separate themselves from the Kansas City Chiefs. However, the first half did not go their way in a game that should have been a relatively easy encounter for them. Instead, they walked into the locker room at halftime tied at seven apiece, with a rather underwhelming day from the offense, particularly Ladd McConkey. Behind a porous offensive line missing Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt, the onus was going to be on Justin Herbert to make some magic happen. However, the star quarterback needed the right kind of production from his weapons to make…...

37+ min ago (186+ words) Las Vegas Raiders rookie running back Ashton Jeanty came into the 2025 NFL season with great expectations upon him. Raiders fans and observers were hoping that Jeanty would jumpstart the Raiders" offense with his rushing talents. So far, though, it"s been a rough go for Jeanty and, well, the Raiders overall. With the Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers tied at 7-7 near halftime at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, Jeanty"s production has been less than stellar. In the first half alone, Jeanty had nine carries for just 27 yards. Teammate Brock Bowers helped get Las Vegas on the scoreboard with a touchdown catch from quarterback Geno Smith. It does not appear that Jeanty is injured at all, though. " Las Vegas Raiders (@Raiders) November 30, 2025 According to the PFSN NFL RB Impact metrics, Jeanty has an impact score of 83.0 and grades out to…...

46+ min ago (495+ words) The Indianapolis Colts suffered a'brutal home loss to the Houston Texans, which now puts the AFC South entirely up for grabs. One of the 20-16 defeat's most consequential plays came on a missed extra point, which many in attendance thought was through the uprights. NFL rules analyst Gene Steratore, however, gave a full explanation of why the controversial on-field call was reasonable. The Indianapolis Colts are 8-4 amid their first two-game losing streak of the season. Head coach Shane Steichen's squad was one of the hottest teams in the NFL through most of 2025, ranked No. 1 according to PFSN's Offense Impact with an impact score of 91.4. Unfortunately, that unit has come crashing down to earth over the past two games, averaging just 18 points per game, and now the Colts are tied with the Jacksonville Jaguars at the top of the AFC South. In…...

48+ min ago (357+ words) The Seattle Seahawks, after watching the Los Angeles Rams squander their lead at the top of the division in a loss to the Carolina Panthers, had a chance to take control against the Minnesota Vikings. The NFC North team was down to its third-string quarterback, and it seemed like the perfect opportunity for Seattle to capitalize. A 13-0 lead at the end of the first half seemed to work in that favor. But it was the Mike Macdonald-led defense that had built the lead for the Seahawks. The offense wasn't having a great showing, with Kenneth Walker III noticeably absent in his contributions. For an offense that ranks 31st in passing attempts, the Seahawks' focus has consistently been on establishing the line of scrimmage, incorporating a healthy dose of running plays that feature their two-back approach. Between Zach Charbonnet and Walker, Macdonald…...

55+ min ago (768+ words) The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers have officially fired head coach Tim Beck after two straight seasons around the .500 mark. Who are the top candidates to potentially replace him in Conway, South Carolina? Coach Beck kicked off his coaching career at Coastal Carolina with a promising 8-5 season in 2023, but he cooled off considerably over the course of the 2024 and 2025 seasons. Now the decision has been made to relieve Beck of his duties. The Chanticleers never missed out on bowl season in three years under Beck's watch, but they were also unable to reclaim the kind of success they'd enjoyed the three seasons prior. Coastal Carolina went 6-7 in 2024, and leveled out at 6-6 at the end of the 2025 regular season. With Beck gone, the Chanticleers will now seek out a new leader " but there aren't many proven options for a team of Coastal Carolina's…...

1+ hour, 1+ min ago (503+ words) Kevin Stefanski drew sharp criticism for a risky fourth-down playcall that backfired against San Francisco. The Cleveland Browns head coach called a direct snap to tight end Harold Fannin Jr., resulting in a fumble that highlighted his lack of trust in rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Browns analyst Tony Rizzo blasted head coach Stefanski on social media following the game. Rizzo used the phrase "coaching malpractice" to describe Stefanski's handling of crucial situations against the 49ers. Stefanski called a direct snap run to rookie tight end Fannin Jr. on fourth-and-one at the Browns' own 32-yard line with 7:09 left in the third quarter. Instead of letting Sanders handle the play, the two-time Coach of the Year gave the ball directly to Fannin. The rookie tight end dropped the snap and fumbled. " Tony Rizzo (@TheRealTRizzo) November 30, 2025 The botched play exemplified Cleveland's offensive struggles. Fannin…...