"Once he got onto the field, it was no surprise the punishment he inflicted on his own body and everybody else," Becky Skattebo told ESPN of her running back son

Bengals HC Zac Taylor is the only head coach since 2020 to hold onto his job after team selected a quarterback with No. 1 pick.

The Tennessee Titans' offense continues to unravel in ways that feel all too familiar. Just one week after escaping Arizona with their first win of the season, Tennessee fell right back into their self-destructive pattern against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.

Cam Ward became the latest No. 1 overall pick at QB to see his head coach fired before the end of his rookie season, a disturbing NFL trend

Little was wide right on the field goal with 58 seconds left in the first half, a kick that would have cut Seattle’s lead to one point. The Seahawks took advantage of the field position (started at their 40) to extend the lead to 13-6 on Jason Myers’ 53-yard field goal.

For the Titans and rookie quarterback Cam Ward, the letter of the moment is F. Head coach Brian Callahan was fired. And, via Michael Silver of TheAthletic.com, Ward’s grade for his own performance through six games is F. The letter of the future, however, could also be F. In a good way.

The father of New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo wanted to hear for himself whether his son is arriving on time for team gatherings after making a poor first impression with the organization.

Titans rookie QB Cam Ward talks about the team's turnovers and loss to Las Vegas Raiders on Oct. 12.