One San Francisco 49ers rookie could be in line for his NFL debut when the 49ers visit the Indianapolis Colts on Monday.

This policy is especially notable for the Colts QB and his wife, Tiffany Rivers, who have 10 kids with a wild age range from 2 to 23. According to The Athletic’s Jordy Fee-Platt, Rivers was set to lose his coverage in August 2026. Now the five-year clock will reset at his next retirement.

With Christmas on the horizon, the Green Bay Packers’ chronically underperforming special teams will receive another lump of coal. In our late

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The Detroit Lions had two touchdowns negated due to offensive pass interference penalties late in Sunday’s wild 29-24 loss to […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Former NFL HC Thinks

"Since the start of last season, Sam Darnold has come up short in almost every big game he's played in, but you can throw that narrative out the window after this Thursday night win. Yes, he did throw two interceptions, but he made up for that by throwing for 144 yards and two touchdowns in the fourth quarter and overtime combined."

Sunday's loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars featured a few disputed decisions from Shawn Hochuli's officiating crew, including defensive lineman Malcolm Roach receiving a 15-yard roughing the passer penalty for his body weight landing on quarterback Trevor Lawrence just after a throw.