Three teams emerged from Week 6 without a loss. San Francisco has the extra win, Minnesota has a compelling defensive case—but Kansas City gets Footballin60’s narrow vote for the best championship outlook.
Toronto remains a plausible candidate, but a permanent franchise requires much more than Canadian enthusiasm for American football. A stadium, an ownership group and an opportunity within the NFL must come together first.
The NFL's sixth week concluded Monday night with several teams facing significant injury concerns. The Los Angeles Rams, Washington Commanders and San Francisco 49ers suffered setbacks involving star receivers, while Dallas and New England must address injuries ahead of Week 7.
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Six weeks into the NFL season, the 2026 draft's first-round quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers have experienced dramatically different starts. Some are emerging as important playmakers, others are waiting for opportunities, and a second-round receiver has become a leading Offensive Rookie of the Year candidate.
Lamar Jackson and Jalen Hurts will miss Week 6 games due to injuries, while Caleb Williams is on track to return for the Bears against the Falcons. AJ Brown was activated from IR on Saturday.
John Beake, the former Broncos executive who played a pivotal role in the team's Super Bowl victories, has passed away at 87, leaving a lasting legacy in Denver.
BYU's scheduling journey culminates in a historic matchup against Notre Dame, marking a significant moment for the Cougars in their pursuit of national prominence.
As the Cowboys' defense struggles, Mike Pettine joins the coaching staff to provide guidance while injury updates reveal key player changes ahead of Week 6.
Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is sidelined due to a blood clot in his calf, prompting teammates and coaches to emphasize the importance of health over football.
With Jets rookie WR Omar Cooper Jr. back in action, fantasy managers must navigate key injuries to Breece Hall and Adonai Mitchell ahead of the matchup against the Patriots.
The SEC has the strongest case right now, but the Big Ten remains a serious challenger—and the best conference will not necessarily produce the national champion.
Ovechkin, Djokovic and LeBron raise questions that reach beyond sport: how long can excellence last, what keeps ambition alive, and when is it time to leave?