The two teams on the bottom of the totem pole in the NFC South are set to play at the Caesars Superdome this weekend. The Atlanta Falcons will visit the New Orl

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills came up short against the Houston Texans on “Thursday Night Football.” Allen and Co. entered the primetime matchup with momentum on their side following their big win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. They lost a lot of steam on Thursday, though, after suffering a 23-19 defeat at the hands of the Texans.

Josh Jacobs says if he missed any time, it will not be more than one game. The Green Bay Packers running back suffered a knee injury during last week's win over the Giants and was back at practice on Thursday in a limited fashion after sitting out Wednesday. He's been dealing with swelling and stiffness in the knee.

NFL defensive tackle Breiden Fehoko retires at 29 after playing for the Chargers and Steelers. The LSU champion announced his decision on Instagram Friday.

After playing only one winning team so far, the Bears have the toughest remaining schedule of any NFC playoff contender

The Titans played the Houston Texans close with Davis Mills under center. In fact, I would argue it was one of their most complete games of the entire season. However, Cam Ward lost his WR1 in Calvin Ridley for the remainder of the season, leaving him with Van Jefferson, rookies and practice squaders at wideout.

Keep up with the 2025 NFL season on FOX Sports. Prior to the final injury report, which lists players as questionable, doubtful or out, NFL teams use practice designations to update player injury statuses. This can include DNP (did not participate), LP (limited participant) or FP (full participant).

Ken Walker is starting to take over the Seattle backfield by reclaiming the goal line role over Zach Charbonnet. That has happened just in time for a smash spot against the Titans.

Led by safety Kevin Byard, the Bears lead the NFL in takeaways and reflect the aggressiveness of Dennis Allen's philosophy.

NFL success relies heavily on the quarterback. The San Francisco 49ers are lucky enough to have two good ones, and their chances of winning anything anytime soon means they should keep both.