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http://www.denverbroncosteamonline.com/brandon-marshall-jersey ;, Broncos Country!Former Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed - the Defensive Player of the Year in 2004 - dropped a bomb yesterday when talking about his Hall of Fame candidacy with Bleacher Report.“I pray to God that Steve Atwater gets in,” the 9-time Pro Bowler said. “If I get in and he don’t get in, I’d rather give my space to him.”Wow. That’s some serious street cred for Steve Atwater. Reed, who is the all-time leader in interception yards returned with 1,590 and a member of the Hall of Fame’s First Team All-2000s team, is considered a lock as a first-ballot Hall-of-Famer.NFL.com analyst Elliott Harrison wrote last year that Reed “forced quarterbacks and offensive coordinators to change their whole approach” because he could make any play a safety can make, “while also becoming instant offense whenever he got the ball in his hand.”The year Reed won DPOY, he returned nine interceptions for 358 yards, the second-most in a single season in NFL history.So as a free safety, Reed has the stats HOF voters like to see - interceptions, scores off INTs and fumbles, and lots of yards. Sooooo many yards.But even he recognizes that the position isn’t necessarily about those stats. It’s about being able to give the ball back to your offense. Atwater’s textbook tackles were often as much a change of possession factor as a turnover.As our own Kolorado Kaos pointed out: “His ability to cover the top WRs was on par with the best safeties in the league. His batted ball [in SB32] is textbook, legal and exceptional. Few of the tackling machines in NFL history can make that play.”Ed Reed knows that,and that’s why he knows Atwater deserves the Hall of Fame as much as he does.A note about our 27-in-27 series:We know that no one here needs even one reason - let alone 27 - to be reminded why Steve Atwater deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. But this series isn’t about convincing you. It’s about convincing the voters who, sadly, are as much influenced by how familiar they are with the candidate as by the player’s performance over his career. So this series - this commitment - was to continuously keep Steve Atwater’s name in the media every day for the month leading up to the vote. His chances may be slim this year (because the HOF voters are dumb), but this series can be pointed to over and over every year until the committee does the Broncos right and puts all its deserving players in - beginning with Atwater and continuing with Randy Gradishar and so many more.Thank you for reading stories you didn’t need to read because you already knew all the good things about Atwater. And thank you for sharing them on social media and helping us help No. 27 remind voters that he dominated the position long before Hall-of-Famers like Ed Reed.Horse Tracks - docllv’s pick of the day (thanks to Jeffrey Essary!)The Secret To The Rams’ Blocking Success Isn’t The Linemen. It’s Sean McVay. | FiveThirtyEightSince the 2009 season, the number of rushing plays that faced six or fewer defenders in the box has skyrocketed. This is a reflection of an evolving offensive philosophy, not a defensive one. Horse TracksTerrell Davis on Owner Pat Bowlen's Pro Football Hall of Fame candidacy: 'The resume for him speaks for itself'Davis said he feels 'real confident' that Bowlen will be elected on Saturday to the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2019.T.C. McCartney
Womens Phillip Lindsay Jersey , son of late CU QB Sal Aunese, is Broncos' new QB coach | 9news.comMcCartney spent two seasons on 49ers staff with Broncos new offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello'They have to go Google me': Hall of Famer Mike Munchak arrives in Denver with eye on improving Broncos' offensive lineAs a Pro Football Hall of Famer, Mike Munchak has instant credibility with the position group he's responsible for leading.Denver Broncos: 5 underrated free agent defensive backsThe Denver Broncos could be in the market for some help in the secondary this offseason. Here are five underrated 2019 free agent options.10 mistakes the Broncos can't afford to repeat in 2019The Broncos have to avoid the pitfalls of the past if they're going to turn the ship around in 2019.C.J. Anderson on RB workload: 'This is Todd's team' - NFL.comRams head coach Sean McVay insists Todd Gurley will have a bigger role on Sunday against the Patriots. C.J. Anderson, who has totaled 384 yards since Week 16, is OK with whatever duty he's given.Terrell Davis hopeful 'good friend' Steve Atwater is elected to Pro Football Hall of FameWhen Terrell Davis arrived in Denver in 1995, he knew who the two best players were on the team. There was John Elway, the team’s franchise quarterback who led the team to three Super Bowls in the 1980s. And there was Steve Atwater.ESPN's Paolantonio: Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen ‘going to get great support’ in Pro Football Hall of Fame selection room"I think it would be a shock if the full committee did not recommend that Mr. Bowlen be a contributor for the Class of 2019. I certainly will speak up on his behalf."Sean McVay and Bill Belichick understand that the system needs to fit the players, not the other way around – The AthleticSean McVay and Bill Belichick are flexible with their ideas, which allows them to utilize players' talent to the maximum effect.Roger Goodell: NFL will 'look again at instant replay' - NFL.comNFL commissioner Roger Goodell discussed the non-call in the NFC Championship Game on Wednesday, telling reporters the league will "will look again at instant replay."Goodell hopeful Raiders will get resolution soon for '19 - NFL.comThe Raiders are in limbo on where they will play in 2019. Commissioner Roger Goodell addressed this and other issues across the league on Wednesday ahead of Super Bowl LIII.Kraft on Josh Gordon's suspension: 'It makes us sad' - NFL.comPatriots brass spoke in past tense Tuesday when referring to receiver Josh Gordon, who was suspended indefinitely for violating the terms of his reinstatement under the NFL's substance-abuse policy. As a young Broncos fan in Denver during the 80’s and 90’s, everyone knew that it wasn’t enough to root for the Broncos, but to root for the Raiders to lose as well... always and for all time. Needless to say, the Raiders 2018 season gives me great hope for ineptitude for years to come. Raiders fans will tell you that jettisoning Amari Cooper and Khalil Mack for 1st round picks was a shrewd move. I still can’t believe that Jerry Jones gave up a 1st for Cooper, but that’s on Dallas and the subject of a separate article entirely. For a couple weeks before the trade deadline, it was reported that pretty much anyone could be had. Heck, articles popped up saying that Derek Carr could be on his way out for the right price.You have to wonder what affect personnel moves and rumors have had on the franchise. What’s it like for a player on a team who gives up on the season before leaves fall? It’s clear that Jon Gruden is playing the long game in his approach building HIS team, but what does that mean for players who only have a precious few years? Put yourself in their shoes. I’d be furious, resentful
http://www.denverbroncosteamonline.com/bradley-roby-jersey ;, and borderline hateful for what Gruden is doing. What about their fans? With maybe one more year in the Bay Area, can you imagine what it must be like? Not only is their team ‘peace-out’ on them, but they don’t even have the want to not embarrass themselves from week to week... and for what? A draft pick a slot higher than the Giants? It’s nuts.It’s remarkable that the Raiders didn’t learn their lesson when they went back to the well and rehired Art Shell as head coach back in 2006. Signing Jon Gruden to a 10-year contract was perhaps the most amazingly thing I’ve ever witnessed in professional sports, and not in a good way. For contrast, the greatest coach in Raiders history was John Madden who coached for... 10 years. The expectations are insanely high for a guy who did not a whole lot in Tampa (without Tony Dungy’s team). So let’s talk expectations. Remember just a few short months ago when pundits were predicting that Oakland was going to win the AFC West, the AFC, and possibly contend for a Super Bowl? As soon as things got tough and those scenarios came into question, the second coming of John Madden didn’t hesitate to pull up stakes and start playing for next season. With no pressure to win now, why power through and lead when cowering over first round picks provides adequate cover? Shoot, a substantial percentage of Raiders fans aren’t just content with quitting on the season, they’re in full support....but here’s what’s wrong with that...Marshawn Lynch, Bruce Irvin, Amare Cooper, Khalil Mack, and Marquette King (okay, maybe that’s not a big loss) among others are all gone next season. Mack and Cooper generated 1st round picks in return. In order to get back to just where they were before the season (forget the projections of confetti-level success), they have to either hit home runs on those picks or have incredible success in free agency.Aha! Says the Raiders fan reading this right now. “Look at all the salary cap space we have! We can sign anyone!”With no cornerstones on the team other than Derek Carr (assuming they don’t trade him in the offseason) left, who in their right mind would sign with the Raiders? In order to attract talent, they’re going to have to overpay to lure anyone over. Further
Authentic Bradley Chubb Jersey , in only the second year of a 10-year contract, who’s to say that Gruden won’t quit competing again next year if things get tough? Stay tuned Broncos fans. Hate-watching the Raiders is going to be fun for years to come. HORSE TRACKSMason's Mailbag: Promise must become performanceAlso included: a look at whether an easier division really helps a team become a Super Bowl winner. The answer might surprise you.Report: Saints could sign WR Brandon Marshall this week after Dez Bryant sidelined with Achilles injury | National | laconiadailysun.comThe New Orleans Saints could possibly sign another wide receiver this week after Dez Bryant's ill-fated Achilles injury placed him on the IR this week, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.Broncos poised to lose 7th-most snaps to free agency next yearThe Broncos will face some tough personnel decisions next year.Rams and Chiefs made the same request for their Mexico City game and the NFL denied them both - CBSSports.comThe NFL wasn't in the mood to help either the Rams or Chiefs heading into their game in MexicoChargers earn an easy win over hapless Raiders – ProFootballTalkThe Chargers didn't put together their best performance of the season today, but fortunately they were playing the Raiders. Philip Rivers had a workmanlike effort, and Melvin Gordon had a couple big plays, and the Chargers went to Oakland and won 20-6.Julio Jones passes Calvin Johnson as fastest to 10,000 - NFL.comJulio Jones passed another one of his fellow rare breeds in the record books Sunday. With his 30-yard reception in Week 10, Jones became the fastest to reach 10,000 receiving yards in a career.Larry Fitzgerald now second on all-time receiving list - NFL.comLarry Fitzgerald's illustrious NFL career has a new claim to fame: Second most receiving yards in NFL history. The ultra-reliable Fitzgerald passed Terrell Owens for second on the career list Sunday.Drew Brees passes Favre for 2nd-most passing TDs - NFL.comNew Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees moved ahead of Hall of Famer Brett Favre for the second-most passing touchdowns in NFL history (509). Peyton Manning holds the all-time TD record.Jamal Adams: Todd Bowles is not the problem for Jets - NFL.comThe Jets hit their lowest point of the 2018 season Sunday when they lost to the Buffalo Bills at home in blowout fashion. Safety Jamal Adams refuses to throw his coach under the bus, though.Sean McVay on Cooper Kupp injury: I don’t think it’s very good – ProFootballTalkThe Rams won for the ninth time in 10 tries on Sunday, but they did lose a member of their offense to injury before the 36-31 win over the Seahawks was over. Wide receiver Cooper Kupp left the game after a non-contact injury to his left knee in the fourth quarter.Patrick Mahomes leaves quickly after game because of family emergency – ProFootballTalkChiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes broke a record and won a football game Sunday, but there was no celebration. According to Brooke Pryor of the Kansas City Star, the stepfather of Mahomes' girlfriend "suffered a medical emergency" while at the game and died.Rams outlast Seahawks for 36-31 win – ProFootballTalkThere will be two 9-1 teams taking the field in Mexico City a week from Monday. The Chiefs did their part by beating the Cardinals early on Sunday, which left the Rams to take care of business against the Seahawks later in the day.Nick Chubb: Now that I’m getting carries, I’m trying to make the most of them – ProFootballTalkBefore he was fired as the Browns head coach, Hue Jackson talked a lot about getting rookie running back Nick Chubb more work. It took Carlos Hyde getting traded to the Jaguars for Chubb to actually see a spike in his usage and the results make you wonder if Jackson might still have the job if he...Andrew Luck plays his fourth consecutive game without getting sacked – ProFootballTalkEarly this season, there were major concerns about Andrew Luck's shoulder injury, and the Colts' ability to keep him from getting hurt again. Those concerns are fast disappearing. Luck has been playing very well lately, and he hasn't been taking many hits.Chicago Bears spell Prince Amukamara's name wrong on jerseyFor the second time in his NFL career
http://www.denverbroncosteamonline.com/jared-veldheer-jersey ;, Bears cornerback Prince Amukamara had to switch jerseys midgame Sunday because the team accidentally spelled his name incorrectly.Josh Norman says Washington Redskins fans better on road than homeThe Redskins had a lot working against them entering Sunday's game at Tampa Bay. But one thing in their favor, according to cornerback Josh Norman, was playing on the road -- and away from a stadium that no longer sells out.Cody Parkey of Chicago Bears won't lose job despite missing four kicks off uprightsCody Parkey's job in Chicago is safe for now despite missing four kicks off the uprights in Sunday's win.Todd Bowles, New York Jets coach, enters bye on shaky groundThe Jets enter their bye week with the future of coach Todd Bowles uncertain following a blowout loss at home to the Bills.Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Dirk Koetter says he called plays in historic lossAgainst the Redskins, the Buccaneers produced 501 yards but scored just three points. According to Elias Sports Bureau data, the Bucs became the first team in NFL history with 450-plus total yards and three or fewer points.Ravens, John Harbaugh headed to a mutual parting of ways; in-season firing not discussed - CBSSports.comThere will not be another one-year extension for HarbaughLe'Veon Bell, Steelers still not communicating, team believes he may sit out season - CBSSports.comA transition-tag fight looms as the Steelers wait to see if Bell signs by the Tuesday deadlineTyreek Hill scores TD, takes over CBS camera to celebrate, films himself being flagged for celebration - CBSSports.comCheetah tried to take a job with CBS apparentlyDion Lewis sounds off on 'cheap' Patriots, calls the Titans' huge win 'personal' - CBSSports.comThe ex-Patriots running back seemed rather pleased with the Titans' win on SundayPatriots vs. Titans final score, takeaways: Led by Marcus Mariota, Titans utterly dismantle Patriots - CBSSports.comThe Titans made a statement in a huge win over the Patriots
Good morning http://www.denverbroncosteamonline.com/brandon-marshall-jersey ;, Broncos Country!Former Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed - the Defensive Player of the Year in 2004 - dropped a bomb yesterday when talking about his Hall of Fame candidacy with Bleacher Report.“I pray to God that Steve Atwater gets in,” the 9-time Pro Bowler said. “If I get in and he don’t get in, I’d rather give my space to him.”Wow. That’s some serious street cred for Steve Atwater. Reed, who is the all-time leader in interception yards returned with 1,590 and a member of the Hall of Fame’s First Team All-2000s team, is considered a lock as a first-ballot Hall-of-Famer.NFL.com analyst Elliott Harrison wrote last year that Reed “forced quarterbacks and offensive coordinators to change their whole approach” because he could make any play a safety can make, “while also becoming instant offense whenever he got the ball in his hand.”The year Reed won DPOY, he returned nine interceptions for 358 yards, the second-most in a single season in NFL history.So as a free safety, Reed has the stats HOF voters like to see - interceptions, scores off INTs and fumbles, and lots of yards. Sooooo many yards.But even he recognizes that the position isn’t necessarily about those stats. It’s about being able to give the ball back to your offense. Atwater’s textbook tackles were often as much a change of possession factor as a turnover.As our own Kolorado Kaos pointed out: “His ability to cover the top WRs was on par with the best safeties in the league. His batted ball [in SB32] is textbook, legal and exceptional. Few of the tackling machines in NFL history can make that play.”Ed Reed knows that,and that’s why he knows Atwater deserves the Hall of Fame as much as he does.A note about our 27-in-27 series:We know that no one here needs even one reason - let alone 27 - to be reminded why Steve Atwater deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. But this series isn’t about convincing you. It’s about convincing the voters who, sadly, are as much influenced by how familiar they are with the candidate as by the player’s performance over his career. So this series - this commitment - was to continuously keep Steve Atwater’s name in the media every day for the month leading up to the vote. His chances may be slim this year (because the HOF voters are dumb), but this series can be pointed to over and over every year until the committee does the Broncos right and puts all its deserving players in - beginning with Atwater and continuing with Randy Gradishar and so many more.Thank you for reading stories you didn’t need to read because you already knew all the good things about Atwater. And thank you for sharing them on social media and helping us help No. 27 remind voters that he dominated the position long before Hall-of-Famers like Ed Reed.Horse Tracks - docllv’s pick of the day (thanks to Jeffrey Essary!)The Secret To The Rams’ Blocking Success Isn’t The Linemen. It’s Sean McVay. | FiveThirtyEightSince the 2009 season, the number of rushing plays that faced six or fewer defenders in the box has skyrocketed. This is a reflection of an evolving offensive philosophy, not a defensive one. Horse TracksTerrell Davis on Owner Pat Bowlen's Pro Football Hall of Fame candidacy: 'The resume for him speaks for itself'Davis said he feels 'real confident' that Bowlen will be elected on Saturday to the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2019.T.C. McCartney Womens Phillip Lindsay Jersey , son of late CU QB Sal Aunese, is Broncos' new QB coach | 9news.comMcCartney spent two seasons on 49ers staff with Broncos new offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello'They have to go Google me': Hall of Famer Mike Munchak arrives in Denver with eye on improving Broncos' offensive lineAs a Pro Football Hall of Famer, Mike Munchak has instant credibility with the position group he's responsible for leading.Denver Broncos: 5 underrated free agent defensive backsThe Denver Broncos could be in the market for some help in the secondary this offseason. Here are five underrated 2019 free agent options.10 mistakes the Broncos can't afford to repeat in 2019The Broncos have to avoid the pitfalls of the past if they're going to turn the ship around in 2019.C.J. Anderson on RB workload: 'This is Todd's team' - NFL.comRams head coach Sean McVay insists Todd Gurley will have a bigger role on Sunday against the Patriots. C.J. Anderson, who has totaled 384 yards since Week 16, is OK with whatever duty he's given.Terrell Davis hopeful 'good friend' Steve Atwater is elected to Pro Football Hall of FameWhen Terrell Davis arrived in Denver in 1995, he knew who the two best players were on the team. There was John Elway, the team’s franchise quarterback who led the team to three Super Bowls in the 1980s. And there was Steve Atwater.ESPN's Paolantonio: Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen ‘going to get great support’ in Pro Football Hall of Fame selection room"I think it would be a shock if the full committee did not recommend that Mr. Bowlen be a contributor for the Class of 2019. I certainly will speak up on his behalf."Sean McVay and Bill Belichick understand that the system needs to fit the players, not the other way around – The AthleticSean McVay and Bill Belichick are flexible with their ideas, which allows them to utilize players' talent to the maximum effect.Roger Goodell: NFL will 'look again at instant replay' - NFL.comNFL commissioner Roger Goodell discussed the non-call in the NFC Championship Game on Wednesday, telling reporters the league will "will look again at instant replay."Goodell hopeful Raiders will get resolution soon for '19 - NFL.comThe Raiders are in limbo on where they will play in 2019. Commissioner Roger Goodell addressed this and other issues across the league on Wednesday ahead of Super Bowl LIII.Kraft on Josh Gordon's suspension: 'It makes us sad' - NFL.comPatriots brass spoke in past tense Tuesday when referring to receiver Josh Gordon, who was suspended indefinitely for violating the terms of his reinstatement under the NFL's substance-abuse policy. As a young Broncos fan in Denver during the 80’s and 90’s, everyone knew that it wasn’t enough to root for the Broncos, but to root for the Raiders to lose as well... always and for all time. Needless to say, the Raiders 2018 season gives me great hope for ineptitude for years to come. Raiders fans will tell you that jettisoning Amari Cooper and Khalil Mack for 1st round picks was a shrewd move. I still can’t believe that Jerry Jones gave up a 1st for Cooper, but that’s on Dallas and the subject of a separate article entirely. For a couple weeks before the trade deadline, it was reported that pretty much anyone could be had. Heck, articles popped up saying that Derek Carr could be on his way out for the right price.You have to wonder what affect personnel moves and rumors have had on the franchise. What’s it like for a player on a team who gives up on the season before leaves fall? It’s clear that Jon Gruden is playing the long game in his approach building HIS team, but what does that mean for players who only have a precious few years? Put yourself in their shoes. I’d be furious, resentful http://www.denverbroncosteamonline.com/bradley-roby-jersey ;, and borderline hateful for what Gruden is doing. What about their fans? With maybe one more year in the Bay Area, can you imagine what it must be like? Not only is their team ‘peace-out’ on them, but they don’t even have the want to not embarrass themselves from week to week... and for what? A draft pick a slot higher than the Giants? It’s nuts.It’s remarkable that the Raiders didn’t learn their lesson when they went back to the well and rehired Art Shell as head coach back in 2006. Signing Jon Gruden to a 10-year contract was perhaps the most amazingly thing I’ve ever witnessed in professional sports, and not in a good way. For contrast, the greatest coach in Raiders history was John Madden who coached for... 10 years. The expectations are insanely high for a guy who did not a whole lot in Tampa (without Tony Dungy’s team). So let’s talk expectations. Remember just a few short months ago when pundits were predicting that Oakland was going to win the AFC West, the AFC, and possibly contend for a Super Bowl? As soon as things got tough and those scenarios came into question, the second coming of John Madden didn’t hesitate to pull up stakes and start playing for next season. With no pressure to win now, why power through and lead when cowering over first round picks provides adequate cover? Shoot, a substantial percentage of Raiders fans aren’t just content with quitting on the season, they’re in full support....but here’s what’s wrong with that...Marshawn Lynch, Bruce Irvin, Amare Cooper, Khalil Mack, and Marquette King (okay, maybe that’s not a big loss) among others are all gone next season. Mack and Cooper generated 1st round picks in return. In order to get back to just where they were before the season (forget the projections of confetti-level success), they have to either hit home runs on those picks or have incredible success in free agency.Aha! Says the Raiders fan reading this right now. “Look at all the salary cap space we have! We can sign anyone!”With no cornerstones on the team other than Derek Carr (assuming they don’t trade him in the offseason) left, who in their right mind would sign with the Raiders? In order to attract talent, they’re going to have to overpay to lure anyone over. Further Authentic Bradley Chubb Jersey , in only the second year of a 10-year contract, who’s to say that Gruden won’t quit competing again next year if things get tough? Stay tuned Broncos fans. Hate-watching the Raiders is going to be fun for years to come. HORSE TRACKSMason's Mailbag: Promise must become performanceAlso included: a look at whether an easier division really helps a team become a Super Bowl winner. The answer might surprise you.Report: Saints could sign WR Brandon Marshall this week after Dez Bryant sidelined with Achilles injury | National | laconiadailysun.comThe New Orleans Saints could possibly sign another wide receiver this week after Dez Bryant's ill-fated Achilles injury placed him on the IR this week, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.Broncos poised to lose 7th-most snaps to free agency next yearThe Broncos will face some tough personnel decisions next year.Rams and Chiefs made the same request for their Mexico City game and the NFL denied them both - CBSSports.comThe NFL wasn't in the mood to help either the Rams or Chiefs heading into their game in MexicoChargers earn an easy win over hapless Raiders – ProFootballTalkThe Chargers didn't put together their best performance of the season today, but fortunately they were playing the Raiders. Philip Rivers had a workmanlike effort, and Melvin Gordon had a couple big plays, and the Chargers went to Oakland and won 20-6.Julio Jones passes Calvin Johnson as fastest to 10,000 - NFL.comJulio Jones passed another one of his fellow rare breeds in the record books Sunday. With his 30-yard reception in Week 10, Jones became the fastest to reach 10,000 receiving yards in a career.Larry Fitzgerald now second on all-time receiving list - NFL.comLarry Fitzgerald's illustrious NFL career has a new claim to fame: Second most receiving yards in NFL history. The ultra-reliable Fitzgerald passed Terrell Owens for second on the career list Sunday.Drew Brees passes Favre for 2nd-most passing TDs - NFL.comNew Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees moved ahead of Hall of Famer Brett Favre for the second-most passing touchdowns in NFL history (509). Peyton Manning holds the all-time TD record.Jamal Adams: Todd Bowles is not the problem for Jets - NFL.comThe Jets hit their lowest point of the 2018 season Sunday when they lost to the Buffalo Bills at home in blowout fashion. Safety Jamal Adams refuses to throw his coach under the bus, though.Sean McVay on Cooper Kupp injury: I don’t think it’s very good – ProFootballTalkThe Rams won for the ninth time in 10 tries on Sunday, but they did lose a member of their offense to injury before the 36-31 win over the Seahawks was over. Wide receiver Cooper Kupp left the game after a non-contact injury to his left knee in the fourth quarter.Patrick Mahomes leaves quickly after game because of family emergency – ProFootballTalkChiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes broke a record and won a football game Sunday, but there was no celebration. According to Brooke Pryor of the Kansas City Star, the stepfather of Mahomes' girlfriend "suffered a medical emergency" while at the game and died.Rams outlast Seahawks for 36-31 win – ProFootballTalkThere will be two 9-1 teams taking the field in Mexico City a week from Monday. The Chiefs did their part by beating the Cardinals early on Sunday, which left the Rams to take care of business against the Seahawks later in the day.Nick Chubb: Now that I’m getting carries, I’m trying to make the most of them – ProFootballTalkBefore he was fired as the Browns head coach, Hue Jackson talked a lot about getting rookie running back Nick Chubb more work. It took Carlos Hyde getting traded to the Jaguars for Chubb to actually see a spike in his usage and the results make you wonder if Jackson might still have the job if he...Andrew Luck plays his fourth consecutive game without getting sacked – ProFootballTalkEarly this season, there were major concerns about Andrew Luck's shoulder injury, and the Colts' ability to keep him from getting hurt again. Those concerns are fast disappearing. Luck has been playing very well lately, and he hasn't been taking many hits.Chicago Bears spell Prince Amukamara's name wrong on jerseyFor the second time in his NFL career http://www.denverbroncosteamonline.com/jared-veldheer-jersey ;, Bears cornerback Prince Amukamara had to switch jerseys midgame Sunday because the team accidentally spelled his name incorrectly.Josh Norman says Washington Redskins fans better on road than homeThe Redskins had a lot working against them entering Sunday's game at Tampa Bay. But one thing in their favor, according to cornerback Josh Norman, was playing on the road -- and away from a stadium that no longer sells out.Cody Parkey of Chicago Bears won't lose job despite missing four kicks off uprightsCody Parkey's job in Chicago is safe for now despite missing four kicks off the uprights in Sunday's win.Todd Bowles, New York Jets coach, enters bye on shaky groundThe Jets enter their bye week with the future of coach Todd Bowles uncertain following a blowout loss at home to the Bills.Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Dirk Koetter says he called plays in historic lossAgainst the Redskins, the Buccaneers produced 501 yards but scored just three points. According to Elias Sports Bureau data, the Bucs became the first team in NFL history with 450-plus total yards and three or fewer points.Ravens, John Harbaugh headed to a mutual parting of ways; in-season firing not discussed - CBSSports.comThere will not be another one-year extension for HarbaughLe'Veon Bell, Steelers still not communicating, team believes he may sit out season - CBSSports.comA transition-tag fight looms as the Steelers wait to see if Bell signs by the Tuesday deadlineTyreek Hill scores TD, takes over CBS camera to celebrate, films himself being flagged for celebration - CBSSports.comCheetah tried to take a job with CBS apparentlyDion Lewis sounds off on 'cheap' Patriots, calls the Titans' huge win 'personal' - CBSSports.comThe ex-Patriots running back seemed rather pleased with the Titans' win on SundayPatriots vs. Titans final score, takeaways: Led by Marcus Mariota, Titans utterly dismantle Patriots - CBSSports.comThe Titans made a statement in a huge win over the Patriots