#Week

The No. 1 takeaway from Week 3 in the N.F.L.? These new-look Los Angeles Chargers possess precisely what it takes to beat the Kansas City Chiefs: guts. An endless supply of guts. Chargers Coach Brandon Staley understands that you kick at your own peril against these Chiefs. Working the clock, too,

Are you not entertained? Four of the six prime time games in this young N.F.L. season were decided by one score. Lamar Jackson’s plunge to convert a fourth down and seal Baltimore’s win over Kansas City capped Week 2. Most teams that lost in Week 1 fought back to .500, but the weekend yielded a

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Penn State’s White Out has become one of the preeminent spectacles in college sports on a yearly basis, and yet it’s a game where the Nittany Lions are surprisingly pedestrian. They’re 8-8 all-time in the matchup and average just over 24 points per game, but despite the mixed results all-time,

Saquon Barkley (knee) has been on the injury report seemingly every week since his rookie season concluded, and he remains there heading into a Week 2 matchup at Washington on Thursday Night Football. He played in the Giants opener but was ineffective with 11 total touches for 27 yards. You’d think