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Titans will try to avoid 10th straight home loss as Seahawks visit
The Seattle Seahawks haven't lost consecutive games this year, and they're in no mood to start now.
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Latest renewal of Falcons-Saints rivalry brings opportunities for QBs
New Orleans Saints rookie Tyler Shough and Atlanta Falcons veteran Kirk Cousins will be the starting quarterbacks in Sunday's matchup of NFC South rivals at the Superdome.
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Falcons QB Michael Penix to have season-ending ACL surgery
The Atlanta Falcons' 2025 season, already in a free fall, took another hit Wednesday. This one at least came with some warning.
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Titans must work quickly to get rebuilt receiver corps ready this week
The Tennessee Titans aren't as thin at receiver now as they were at the end of Sunday's home loss to the Houston Texans.
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Browns rookie QB Shedeur Sanders set to make first NFL start
A natural showman, Shedeur Sanders is already hyping the first regular-season start of his NFL career.
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Jets cornerback Kris Boyd shares update as he recovers from shooting
A post on New York Jets cornerback Kris Boyd's Instagram account Wednesday said he has started to breathe on his own after being shot in midtown Manhattan on Sunday.
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Vols seeking to end ‘crazy statistic’ of Gainesville futility
Tennessee began this football season with 10-game losing streaks at Alabama and at Florida.
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Signal Mountain’s Mariakis stepping down from head coaching career
One of the Chattanooga area's most accomplished prep football program builders is stepping away from that role.
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Georgia jumps, Ohio State, Indiana, Texas A&M stay 1-2-3, and what is going on with Miami?
Georgia got a boost to No. 4, Ohio State, Indiana and Texas A&M stayed in the top three and, in what is beginning to feel like a weekly ritual in the College Football Playoff rankings, everyone is wondering what the heck might happen to Miami.
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Big Ten denies Michigan regent’s claim of coercion over $2.4 billion investment plan
The Big Ten Conference pushed back Tuesday on a claim by a University of Michigan regent that Commissioner Tony Petitti threatened to punish the school if it refuses to support a plan that would clear the way for $2.4 billion in private investment in the league.
