Author: Mike Jones, USA TODAY

On this Monday, when it mattered, the Ravens Lamar Jackson delivered a performance for the ages on the craziest of nights.

Jalen Hurts’ athleticism and decision-making also helped alleviate pressure on a battered line that struggled to protect Carson Wentz.

Kansas City reaffirmed to the league no lead is safe with Mahomes at QB. Even when they’re not at their best, the Chiefs are still better than most

Brandon Marshall, who struggled with mental illness during his NFL days, has an ambitious plan he’s implementing to improve people’s bodies and mind.

Time to stick a fork in this Patriots team. They’re a long way away from Super Bowl LIII. The Rams simply confirmed how far the mighty have fallen.

With clarity now manifesting itself, here’s what we’ve learned about the top NFL teams and what it means for the final four weeks of the season.

In an effort to limit spread of coronavirus, NFL tells teams to shut down facilities for two days after games and lifts 62-player game travel limit.

The Packers are trying to make a push to secure home-field advantage in the NFC playoffs, which could be critical for a Super Bowl run.

In what was supposed to be a duel between two of the NFL’s biggest star quarterbacks, the Chiefs dazzled while the Bucs showed their shortcomings.

Patrick Mahomes and Tyreek Hill proved too much, as the Chiefs raced to an early lead against the Bucs and held off a Tom Brady comeback push.