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The Lions’ Once-Bright Window Is Closing Quickly After Loss to the Panthers

Detroit has lost pace in the ultra-competitive NFC North and has too many flaws to make up the ground.

Sports Illustrated · 14h ago

NFL Week 4 Good, Bad and Ugly: Rams Likely Saved Their Season With Dramatic Win

L.A. overcame a 20–10 fourth-quarter deficit to beat Philadelphia. Plus, the Bears got another win with another backup quarterback, and the Chiefs held off the Raiders.

Sports Illustrated · 21h ago

The Biggest Question for Every Week 4 NFL Game

Multiple teams will fight to take the lead in their divisions in Week 4.

Sports Illustrated · Oct 1

Week 2 Start ’Em, Sit ’Em Fantasy Wide Receivers

Receivers we think will perform better or worse than their expected statistical range due to favorable or unfavorable matchups.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 16

Albert Breer’s Notes: Kenneth Walker III’s Signing Could Be a Bargain

The Chiefs gave the reigning Super Bowl MVP an average of $14.35 million per year. Plus, a timetable on Sam Darnold’s injury and more.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 15

SI:AM | Five Quick Thoughts on Week 1

The first NFL Sunday of the season was a good one for fans in New York, and predictably grim for those in Cleveland.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 14

Matt Verderame’s Notes: Five On-Field Storylines That Are Key in Week 1

Frank Reich’s influence, Matthew Golden’s time to shine and Deshaun Watson’s final chance are among the top storylines.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 10

The Baker Mayfield Extension Has Destroyed the Middle-Class NFL QB Contract

The Buccaneers signing Mayfield to a $165 million deal will likely have ramifications that alter the economics of the NFL.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 9

Kalshi Bettor Backs Jets to Make NFL Playoffs With Potential Big Payout

A Kalshi trader put roughly $2.5k on the New York Jets to make the NFL playoffs for over $17k in potential payout.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 7

How Jeremiah Smith Became the Greatest Ohio State Receiver

The nation’s No. 1 player trusted the Buckeyes’ track record as the best WR factory. Now he may be the top wideout they have ever produced.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 1