Ben Linsey

From fast-starting rookies like Claypool, Herbert, Jefferson and Robinson to disappointing veterans, here are the biggest shocks at midseason.

The Indianapolis Colts came into the night trailing the Tennessee Titans by one game in the AFC South standings, but they left all square with the tiebreaker in their pocket heading into a Week 12 rematch in Indianapolis.

In a battle of 1-6 teams, the Houston Texans defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars for the second time this season, leaving the Jags in the hunt for the top draft slot come April.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have gotten elite quarterback play this season because Tom Brady is cutting down on the turnovers that are often a staple of Bruce Arians' offenses.

Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers had little trouble against a depleted San Francisco 49ers roster on Thursday night, moving to 6-2 with a 34-17 win.

Jackson can’t afford to give defenses opportunities to flip possession like he is right now. Otherwise, his limitations as a passer will continue to be magnified, and the Ravens will have trouble beating heavyweights in the AFC like Kansas City and Pittsburgh. 

Patrick Mahomes lit up the hapless New York Jets' defense to the tune of five touchdowns and 416 passing yards in a 35-9 rout.

Injuries have started to take their toll on a Dallas Cowboys offense that came into the year as one of the best in the NFL, but lost in the shadows of those headlines is a defense that has been under siege from the offset of the 2020 season.

The Atlanta Falcons evened up their season series against the Carolina Panthers, winning Thursday night's divisional matchup on the road in the rain, 25-17.

Baker Mayfield got off to a slow start, but he bounced back with five touchdown passes to lead the Cleveland Browns over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 7.

The two-year, $20 million contract Robby Anderson signed with the Carolina Panthers this offseason is looking like one of the steals of free agency, and he has become the focal point of an impressive offense in Carolina.

It wasn't pretty, but the Philadelphia Eagles ultimately pulled off a 22-21 victory over the New York Giants, improving to 2-4-1 and tying the Dallas Cowboys in the win column.

It looked as though the Tennessee Titans were going to control this football game early on, but it turned into a shootout down the stretch with big plays coming from both sides.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are 4-0 for the first time since 1979, but there should be cautious optimism for now.

The Atlanta Falcons dropped to 0-5 on the season after a 23-16 loss at the hands of Teddy Bridgewater and the Carolina Panthers.

It wasn't always pretty, but Nick Foles and the Chicago Bears made just enough plays to hold on for a 20-19 win over Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

PFF's Ben Linsey walks through each game on the Week 5 slate, offering his takes and paths to victory for each team.

From Drew Brees flashing his seemingly forgotten downfield ability to Myles Garrett wreaking havoc once again, here are Ben Linsey's top takeaways from the Sunday slate in Week 4 of the 2020 NFL season.

This had all the makings of a bounce-back spot for the Baltimore Ravens after losing their first game of the season last week to the offensive juggernaut that resides in Kansas City. And that’s exactly what it was.

A.J. Green's connection with Joe Burrow has looked off through three weeks of the 2020 NFL season, but the 32-year-old wideout is still getting opportunities in Cincinnati's offense, which makes him a breakout candidate for Week 4.