NFL Headlines

• Millions, MVP and marriage: 'There's more in life' for Bills QB Josh Allen
  After an offseason of significant highs, the QB shares a different perspective on football in his life.
  Alaina Getzenberg
• 'Until we win games ... it doesn't matter': Why Dolphins are fixing a broken team culture
  In 2024, accountability and tardiness issues with star players were common. Miami is trying to fix it.
  Marcel Louis-Jacques
• 'You're motivated to get that taste out of your mouth': How Detroit has won 11 in a row after a loss
  Detroit responded to a Week 1 loss with a 52-21 win vs. Chicago and will look to build on that at Baltimore on Monday night.
  Eric Woodyard
• Rankings for Week 3
  Weekly individual and composite rankings for each position in PPR and IDP formats.
  ESPN Fantasy
• Early observations: Is Smith-Njigba a WR1? What to do with Henderson and Loveland?
  Takeaways on more than a dozen players, including whether you should be patient with a pair of rookies.
  Matt Bowen
• What we're hearing: Latest on Aaron Rodgers, the Bengals' plans without Joe Burrow
  Our insiders have intel on Rodgers' first two games in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati's post-Burrow scramble, QBs on the hot seat and more Week 3 buzz.
  Jeremy Fowler and Dan Graziano
• Barnwell ranks 0-2 NFL teams from alive to already eliminated: Which of the 10 still have playoff hope?
  Can the Chiefs or Texans turn it around? Do the Bears have a chance in the NFC? Is the season already over for the Giants and Jets?
  Bill Barnwell
• Real-or-not ratings for every team
  Which shocking early statistical trends have staying power, and which are a product of a small sample size?
  NFL Nation
• Commanders given final approval for D.C. return
  The Commanders' return to Washington is finally official as the District of Columbia Council voted 11-2 in favor of the measure once more -- an expected outcome given its vote more than a month ago but one that faced some brief uncertainty Wednesday.
  John Keim
• McVay 'good,' avoids surgery after sideline injury
  After tearing the plantar fascia in his left foot while calling a timeout Sunday, Rams coach Sean McVay said Wednesday he feels "good" and doesn't have any lingering issues from the injury.
  Sarah Barshop