DETROIT (KXAN) — Quarterback Deshaun Watson delivered on Thanksgiving Day, leading the Houston Texans to back-to-back wins for the first time during the 2020 season. Houston made its first appearance in one of the NFL’s annual Thanksgiving Day games in eight years against the Detroit Lions. Watson feasted, throwing four touchdowns and the Texans defense…
Watson feasts on Detroit’s defense for 41-25 Thanksgiving win — KXAN Austin
BALTIMORE, MD (WKRN) – Multiple members of the Ravens organization have tested positive for COVID-19 following Sunday’s game against the Titans, according to the team. Statement from the Baltimore Ravens: pic.twitter.com/2J3zWytk8i— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 23, 2020Multiple NFL teams have dealt with COVID-19 disruptions throughout the season, causing the NFL to have all teams practice…
Members of Ravens organization test positive for COVID-19 following Titans game — WKRN News 2
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Drew Brees struggled to predict the long-term effects of a crushing hit by San Francisco defensive tackle Kentavius Street, who landed on top of the 41-year-old quarterback after de-cleating him with a clean shot. Brees only knew that despite how effective he was on a touchdown drive at the end of…
Brees exits game after halftime; will be evaluated for rib injury — KXAN Austin
FOXBORO — The space between the Patriots’ backs and the wall just grew a little wider. Unleashing all their recent frustrations, the Pats ran the ball straight down the Ravens’ throat and pulled out a 23-17 rain-drenched win Sunday night. The Pats physically overwhelmed the league’s No. 1 defense for much of the game, riding Damien…
Cam Newton, Patriots cling to 23-17 win over Ravens — Boston Herald
Sign In The NFL is a little more than halfway through its regular season schedule, though COVID-19 eventually could throw a wrench into the league’s plans. But have no fear. There’s a Plan B. NFL owners have unanimously approved a plan that would expand this year’s playoff field from 14 to 16 teams if meaningful…
NFL Rumors: Owners Approve Playoff Expansion If COVID-19 Impacts Schedule — NESN.com
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — It was only a week ago when Bills coach Sean McDermott encouragingly acknowledged he was starting to see his team forming an identity. “I think we’re getting there,” McDermott said, with a hint of caution by emphasizing the season is far from over. His assessment came after Buffalo cleared a formidable…
Perhaps, it’s time to start taking the 7-2 Bills seriously — Boston Herald
SANTA CLARA — Wide receiver Kendrick Bourne returned to the NFL’s COVID-19 reserve list Monday, three days after the 49ers’ wide receiver came off it. It is not known if Bourne again tested positive. His agent did not immediately return comment, and the 49ers are not permitted to reveal if players test positive or came…
49ers’ Kendrick Bourne back on COVID-19 reserve list — East Bay Times
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Drew Brees threw for 222 yards and four touchdowns, regaining the NFL career TD pass lead and lifting the New Orleans Saints into first place in the NFC South with a 38-3 rout of Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday night. The three-time defending division champion won their […]
Brees throws 4 TD passes, Saints rout Brady, Buccaneers 38-3 — WJTV
Sign In There’s no way around it, the New Orleans Saints absolutely dominated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the first quarter of “Sunday Night Football” in Week 9. In the first quarter, New Orleans went up 14-0 over Tampa Bay, quickly extending that lead to 28-0 with more than eight minutes to go in the…
Tom Brady Suffers Slowest Start Of His Career In Buccaneers Vs. Saints — NESN.com
Seven Ravens players were added to the Reserve/COVID-19 list Tuesday after cornerback Marlon Humphrey announced Monday he had contracted the virus, according to reports.
Reports: Seven Ravens Players Added To Reserve/COVID-19 List After CB Marlon Humphrey’s Diagnosis — CBS Baltimore
Browns defensive star Myles Garrett didn’t suffer any structural damage to his knee and is not expected to miss any games.
Browns’ Myles Garrett not expected to miss time with knee injury — NBC4 WCMH-TV
On the 15-yard line at the east end of Bills Stadium, the Patriots’ highest hopes for the 2020 season died Sunday. Buffalo defensive tackle Justin Zimmer punched them dead, knocking the ball free from Cam Newton’s extended right hand with 33 seconds remaining. Together, they watched it bounce into the arms of safety Dean Marlowe…
Cam Newton fumbles away 24-21 loss at Buffalo, Patriots lose fourth straight — Boston Herald
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