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New England Patriots RB Damien Harris out vs. Miami Dolphins; Sony Michel to get start
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The New England Patriots ruled top running back Damien Harris out for Sunday’s road game against the Miami Dolphins because of an ankle injury. Harris leads the team with 691 rushing yards on 137 attempts, with two touchdowns. He had injured his back in the fourth quarter of a Week 14 loss […]
Continue readingPatriots score TDs on punt return, blocked field goal return to cap banner first half
Olszewski, nicknamed “Gun Show” by teammates, blazed down the right sideline for a 70-yard return to give the Patriots a 14-0 lead. It was the Patriots’ first punt return for a touchdown since 2014 against the Broncos. Olszewski, a second-year player from Bemidji State, could have had his second return for a score in two […]
Continue readingJacksonville Jaguars fire GM Dave Caldwell after 10th straight loss
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Jaguars have fired general manager Dave Caldwell after a third consecutive season of double-digit losses. Caldwell has been the Jaguars’ GM since January 2013 and has presided over only one winning season. The Jaguars are 39-86 in his tenure and have lost 10 or more games in every season under […]
Continue reading2020 NFL cuts for all 32 teams: Who’s in and who’s out
Teams in the NFL were required to cut their rosters to 53 players by 4 p.m. ET on Saturday. Given the irregular offseason, with OTAs and minicamps occurring virtually for the first time, teams have had only training camp, which included 14 padded practices, to see their players in person. The biggest names let go […]
Continue readingBest signings of 2020 NFL free agency: Barnwell’s nine top grades, with Brady, Brees and Rivers
Most deals signed in NFL free agency turn out to be disappointing. Teams pay players expecting the best seasons from their past, but it rarely works out that way. As a result, most of my grades tend to be a C+ or below. Call me a tough grader, but ask the Jets how their massive […]
Continue reading2020 NFL free-agency and trade grades: Bill Barnwell tracks every big signing and move
NFL free agency kicks off in less than a week — the deadline for teams to franchise tag players is now Monday, and teams can begin negotiating with free agents also on Monday — which means it’s time to start our annual analysis of the notable deals. Each year in this space, I run through […]
Continue readingBarnwell’s bizarro 2019 NFL season: Moves and injuries that could have changed everything
Of course, we can see the direct impact of those slight changes over the course of a game like Sunday’s NFC West decider. When narrow games or important decisions go a different way, everything we know about what happened in an NFL season can change. An injury happening to a different player or at a […]
Continue reading15 NFL surprises nobody saw coming in 2019, from Lamar Jackson’s rise to crummy kicking
August seems like forever ago in NFL terms, but it has really only been 15 weeks. So much can change in the course of four months, and what might have seemed controversial or even absurd over the summer has turned out to be obvious and factual. In going back through the 2019 season, I can […]
Continue readingThe race for the AFC 2-seed is alive: Barnwell on what’s next in the 2019 NFL playoffs, who’s involved
With seven teams competing for six playoff spots, the AFC is down to two serious battles. Sunday’s results all but locked Baltimore into the top seed in the AFC, with the victorious Ravens taking a one-game lead over the Patriots with both the head-to-head tiebreaker and three games left to play. Lamar Jackson. • Predictions […]
Continue readingWeek 15 NFL Power Rankings: 1-32 poll, plus offense, defense and special teams ratings
The NFL Power Rankings are about assessing where teams are every week. But sometimes rankings go beyond ordering teams from 1 to 32. Advanced metrics such as ESPN’s Football Power Index (FPI) give a deeper look at why some teams are really good (yeah, we see you, Baltimore) and why others need work (sorry, Washington). […]
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