The Pittsburgh Steelers and Mike Tomlin can make some NFL history if they can knock off the Cincinnati Bengals on the road.

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The New Orleans Saints are 2-0 under interim coach Darren Rizzi and are coming off a bye with a chance to keep their playoff hopes alive. Alvin Kamara should be excited to get the ball against the Los ...

Raiders.com's Eddie Paskal and former wide receiver Brice Butler react to the Raiders' 17-19 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs ...

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The Cincinnati Bengals (4-7) and Pittsburgh Steelers (8-3 ... The over/under for this one is set at 47 points. Keep up with ...

With a mini-bye plus a day, the Dallas Cowboys have a chance to get a little healthier, though they know any improbable rally to playoff contention will have to be without star quarterback Dak ...

The Seahawks kick off back-to-back divisional matchups by traveling to San Francisco, where Geno Smith stole the show with a ...