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Patriots team owner Robert Kraft will miss Saturday's induction of Rob Gronkowski into the franchise's hall of fame as well as New England's home game with the Green Bay Packers on Sunday as he recovers from back surgery.

The Philadelphia Eagles are turning to Joe Milton as their starting quarterback Sunday against the New York Giants, making the move Wednesday after coach Nick Sirianni had said 48 hours earlier that Tanner McKee was their guy and a change at the ...

The Washington Commanders will likely host a pair of infamous pass-rushers on Sunday: former Defensive Players of the Year Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald of the Los Angeles Rams.

Doug Williams has a shot at the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell has "full movement" in his lower body, he wrote in a statement on Wednesday. The 26-year-old was carted off the field during Sunday's win over the Minnesota Vikings with a neck injury.

The Washington Commanders have lost another defensive tackle to a season-ending injury. Javon Kinlaw will miss the rest of the year due to an issue with his MCL, a source familiar with the injury confirmed Wednesday.

Atlanta Falcons coach Kevin Stefanski wants to see how edge rusher James Pearce Jr. responds in practice before determining the number of snaps he will have this weekend in Madrid after returning from an eight-game suspension.

Kenny Minchey needed a fresh start. Coach Will Stein needed an experienced quarterback to help him lead the Kentucky offense in his first season with the Wildcats.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has been placed in the concussion protocol after experiencing symptoms Monday night.

The Baltimore Ravens are already without Lamar Jackson for the foreseeable future due to a thumb injury. Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley will also miss the remainder of the season with a turf toe injury, according to multiple reports.