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  2. Kansas City vs. Philadelphia
    Final
    26 KC
    16 PHI
  3. Arizona vs. New Orleans
    1:00 PM
    ARI
    NO
  4. Green Bay vs. Cincinnati
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    GB
    CIN
  5. St. Louis vs. Dallas
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    STL
    DAL
  6. Cleveland vs. Minnesota
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    CLE
    MIN
  7. San Diego vs. Tennessee
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    SD
    TEN
  8. Tampa Bay vs. New England
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    TB
    NE
  9. Detroit vs. Washington
    1:00 PM
    DET
    WAS
  10. NY Giants vs. Carolina
    1:00 PM
    NYG
    CAR
  11. Houston vs. Baltimore
    1:00 PM
    HOU
    BAL
  12. Atlanta vs. Miami
    4:05 PM
    ATL
    MIA
  13. Buffalo vs. NY Jets
    4:25 PM
    BUF
    NYJ
  14. Indianapolis vs. San Francisco
    4:25 PM
    IND
    SF
  15. Jacksonville vs. Seattle
    4:25 PM
    JAX
    SEA
  16. Chicago vs. Pittsburgh
    8:30 PM
    CHI
    PIT
  17. Oakland vs. Denver
    Mon 8:40 PM
    OAK
    DEN
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  • NFL Roundup: Pierce likely to start for Ravens, Bucs release Hillis

    Bernard Pierce is "slated" to start Sunday at running back for the Baltimore Ravens in place of the injured Ray Rice, the Baltimore Sun reported Saturday.

    The SportsXchange

  • Patriots' Danny Amendola has complete muscle tear in groin but recovering at fast pace

    A normal period of recovery, even without surgery, is anywhere from two to six weeks. League sources said Danny Amendola is healing faster than that, at a pace closer to three to four, which means he might play as soon as next Sunday at Atlanta.

    Yahoo Sports

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  • Former U.S. football star Gale Sayers sues NFL over head trauma

    By Brendan O'Brien (Reuters) - Chicago Bears great Gale Sayers has filed a federal lawsuit against the National Football League, accusing it of failing to warn him about and protect him against head injuries, including multiple concussions, during his eight-year Hall of Fame career. The lawsuit,…

    Reuters

  • Colts-49ers Preview

    Jim Harbaugh spent the better part of two seasons building game plans tailored to the strengths of Andrew Luck, who more often than not executed his coach's schemes.

    The Associated Press

  • Bengals rookie Giovani Bernard off to good start

    Running back score twice against Steelers

    National Football Post

  • Giants-Panthers Preview

    Reeling from a pair of ugly season-opening losses and facing a hole that's proved nearly impossible to overcome, the New York Giants can only hope a Week 3 matchup with the Carolina Panthers goes as well as it did in 2012.

    The Associated Press

  • Team Report - OAKLAND RAIDERS

    Defense better, but Raiders need takeaways

    The SportsXchange

  • Three 1,000-yard WRs for Packers?

    GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- James Jones is sticking with his prediction.

    The Associated Press

  • Rams-Cowboys Preview

    The Dallas Cowboys finished 2012 averaging the fewest rushing yards per game in team history as DeMarco Murray nursed an injury for most of the season.

    The Associated Press

  • Should New York Jets Consider Benching Geno Smith?

    COMMENTARY | After Geno Smith was drafted by the New York Jets, he became the guy the fans wanted to start. Not only the fans, either. Jets GM John Idzik drafted Smith and wanted to see him win the job over incumbent Mark Sanchez.

    Yahoo Contributor Network

  • Five players on the spot in Week 4

    Keep an eye on these performers throughout Saturday's action.

    National Football Post

  • Chiefs off to perfect start under Andy Reid

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Jamaal Charles hasn't forgotten the nightmare that was last season, making the first words out of his mouth in describing the Kansas City Chiefs' perfect start quite appropriate.

    The Associated Press

  • Gale Sayers' lawyers to drop concussion suit against NFL

    By Brendan O'Brien (Reuters) - A lawyer for pro football Hall of Famer Gale Sayers said on Saturday he would drop a federal lawsuit filed on the former player's behalf that accuses the National Football League of failing to warn him about and protect him against head injuries. Attorney John Winters…

    Reuters
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    New York Giants offensive tackle David Diehl: 'This team is motivated'

    New York Giants offensive tackle David Diehl talks about the team's mood in the locker room after a 0-2 start.

    NFL Highlights

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  • Jaguars-Seahawks Preview

    Considering how Seattle has dominated defensively and the Jacksonville Jaguars have struggled on offense, it seems that the Seahawks have an excellent chance to start 3-0 for the first time since 2006.

    The Associated Press

  • Cardinals-Saints Preview

    Coach Sean Payton has the New Orleans Saints back to their winning ways, but his usual high-scoring offense isn't where he'd like it to be quite yet.

    The Associated Press

  • Battle 'sick' about $21,000 fine for leading with helmet

    Titan is first running back to be punished under new rule.

    National Football Post
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    NFL Daily Update - September 21

    Ari Wolfe has all the latest news heading into Sunday's Week 3 action including injury updates on Houston Texans safety Ed Reed and Seattle Seahawks defensive end Chris Clemons.

    NFL Highlights

  • Chicago Bears: Martellus Bennett Surprising Everyone

    COMMENTARY | When Mark Trestman was hired as the head coach of the Chicago Bears everyone presumed the Bears would elevate their normally mediocre offensive play. Through the first two weeks of the regular season, overall, they have.

    Yahoo Contributor Network

  • Versatile Snelling set to help Falcons at RB, FB

    FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) -- There's a good reason Jason Snelling has stuck around for seven seasons with the Atlanta Falcons despite starting only five games in that span.

    The Associated Press