Author: Mike Jones, USA TODAY

From A.J. Brown’s tackle-breaking touchdown to Derrick Henry’s game-clinching score, the Titans repeatedly powered past the Ravens on Sunday.

Should games meaningful to the postseason race not fit into a 17- or 18-week schedule, the NFL will expand the playoffs to 16 teams.

While mounting a 7-0 record, the Steelers have shown a series of vulnerabilities this year. Pittsburgh, however, also has proven it can persevere.

With its four teams standing at a combined 3-12-1, the NFC East is off to the second-worst start of any division in NFL history.

The NFL season was rolling along without much incident until this week, when a COVID-19 outbreak forced the postponement of the Steelers-Titans game.

In what was billed as a battle of the NFL’s two best teams, the Chiefs quickly separated from the Ravens to stay unbeaten.

The Los Angeles Rams took care of another NFC East opponent in the Philadelphia Eagles to move to 2-0 to start the season.

The NFL and its players put their resolve on display Thursday by taking a big step in efforts on health and safety as well as social justice.

In a rematch of last season’s AFC divisional playoff matchup, the Chiefs once again found an offensive spark to surge past the Texans.