The Kansas City Chiefs are coming off a massive win on Monday Night Football in Week 8. They are rolling as of late and are looking like the Chiefs of old when

Myles Garrett's five-sack day would normally be hailed as an incredible accomplishment. Instead, the Browns star's feat feels a bit hollow.

Let's update our NFL Power Rankings ahead of Week 9. Plus, we picked the best offseason signing, hiring or draft pick for each roster.

The 2025-26 NFL MVP race is heating up as the season hits its midpoint, with both established stars and rising talents making strong cases for the league’s top individual honor. From Patrick Mahomes’ steady dominance to Drake Maye’s breakout campaign,

I like to say the NFL always delivers, but this week put that to the ultimate test. Only one game was decided by a single possession, the fewest in a single week since Week 14, 1970. There were nine wins by at least 18 points, tied most ever in a single week according to CBS Sports research.

Love used a savvy, accurate performance to dismantle the Steelers' defense, while the Eagles' offense leaned into a positive shift.

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Week 9 NFL power rankings change with Texans, Ravens, Dolphins, Jets wins, Titans, Saints, Browns, Giants, Bengals, Cowboys, Vikings, Falcons losses.

The Cincinnati Bengals, who upset the Pittsburgh Steelers with a prime-time shootout back in Week 7, found themselves on the wrong end of a similarly high-scoring affair. The Drake Maye-led New England Patriots stayed hot to win their sixth game in eight weeks.