INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Travin Howard made a game-sealing interception with 1:09 to play, and the Los Angeles Rams rallied from a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter to secure a spot in the Super Bowl at their home stadium next month with a thrilling 20-17 victory over the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC championship…
Rams rally to Super Bowl with stunning 20-17 win over Niners — Times-Herald
The Ravens have fired defensive coordinator Don “Wink” Martindale, a surprising shakeup that comes less than two weeks after the end of a disappointing season. In a statement the Ravens released Friday, coach John Harbaugh said that he and Martindale, who had one year remaining on his contract in Baltimore, had “agreed to move forward…
In surprise, Ravens fire defensive coordinator Don ‘Wink’ Martindale after disappointing season — Orange County Register
Sunday’s game between the Eagles and the Buccaneers included a moment during which Tampa Bay coach Bruce Arians went after defensive back Andrew Adams, physically. It came after a muffed punt by Philadelphia receiver Jalen Reagor. 20 more words
Bruce Arians slaps helmet, throws elbow at Andrew Adams — ProFootballTalk
A tie would have sent the Raiders and Chargers into the postseason. The Raiders’ win instead eliminated the Chargers and allowed the Steelers to sneak into the playoffs.
Raiders discussed playing for tie before last-second victory — Las Vegas Review-Journal
The Ravens signed safety Tony Jefferson to their 53-man roster Saturday, less than a month after he returned to Baltimore as a practice squad member and just a day before the team’s regular-season finale against the Pittsburgh Steelers. After missing all of 2020, Jefferson appeared in two games for the San Francisco 49ers this season…
Ravens sign S Tony Jefferson to 53-man roster; 2 more Steelers starters set to return — Boston Herald
THOUSAND OAKS — By all accounts, Jalen Ramsey’s team leadership skills are catching up with his football skills. The Rams cornerback just has a funny way of showing it sometimes. Early in the come-from-behind victory over the Baltimore Ravens last Sunday, Ramsey punctuated an on-field argument with Taylor Rapp by punching the safety in the…
Rams’ Jalen Ramsey after punching Taylor Rapp: Let’s move on — Daily Breeze
Now that he’s gone, no longer around to stare daggers into my heart, I can say the truth about Dan Reeves, who passed away Saturday at age 77. Coach Reeves was a real pain in the butt, prickly as a cactus and too proud to admit he was wrong, even when botching my name. “Hey,…
Kiszla: Why Dan Reeves might be the most underappreciated legend in Broncos history — The Denver Post
RAMS (11-4) VS. RAVENS (8-7) When: Sunday, 10 a.m. Where: M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore TV/radio: Ch. 11; 710 AM, 93.1 FM, 1330 AM (Spanish) Line: Rams by 6 Notable injury designations: Rams: RB Cam Akers (Achilles), NT Greg Gaines (hand), OLB Leonard Floyd (ankle) and S Taylor Rapp (shoulder) are questionable. Ravens: LG Ben Powers (foot)…
Rams at Baltimore Ravens: Who has the edge? — Pasadena Star News
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson returned to practice Wednesday, raising hopes that he’ll be ready to return for Sunday’s pivotal game against the Los Angeles Rams. Jackson hadn’t practiced since the Ravens’ Week 14 loss to the Cleveland Browns on Dec. 12, when he was carted off the field with an ankle injury. He was also…
After missing 2 games with ankle injury, Ravens QB Lamar Jackson returns to practice Wednesday — Twin Cities
Entering the penultimate week of the Broncos’ season, who will play quarterback on Sunday against the Chargers remains unclear. Teddy Bridgewater is still in concussion protocol after getting hurt in Week 15 against Cincinnati, so, as of Monday, Drew Lock’s in line for his second start of the season. “We really don’t have an update…
Teddy Bridgewater remains in concussion protocol as Broncos begin preparation for Week 17 road game against Chargers — The Denver Post
Life moves quickly in the NFL. And feelings of embarrassment can shift from one team to another in a hurry.
Embarrassing Day For Patriots’ Defense Gives Control Of AFC East Back To Bills — CBS Boston
Ravens quarterback Tyler Huntley has been placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list, according to the NFL Network, and will miss Sunday’s pivotal game against the Cincinnati Bengals. With Lamar Jackson not expected to play, third-string quarterback Josh Johnson is in line to start his first game since 2018. Huntley, who’s impressed in reserve duty this season,…
Ravens QB Tyler Huntley reportedly placed on reserve/COVID-19 list, will miss game vs. Bengals; Josh Johnson set to start — Orange County Register
The view from left field 