The Jaguars slayed their dragon (New England) by giving their quarterback the green light with the game on the line, while the Chiefs got a second straight touchdown eruption from the kid they’ve put their trust in. Plus notes and analysis on Josh Gordon’s fate, Matt Ryan’s Falcons, that Clay Matthews call, the kicking chaos and more on another frenetic Sunday in the NFL 

He was carted off in the first half to the worst fears of football fans everywhere. Then the Packers QB hobbled onto the field for the second half to lead a historic comeback against a Bears team that looked destined for a statement win. It was all in a day’s work for Aaron Rodgers. Plus, insight and analysis from the rest of Sunday’s action.

One gets traded, the other re-signs, and in the end both get paid big. For the Raiders and Rams, the behind-the-scenes machinations revealed contrasting strategies for dealing with their premier defensive players, and only time will tell which approach was the wiser.

Pederson hasn’t been able to get away from the recognition for what his team accomplished last season, but he’s trying. The Eagles coach also weighs in on Carson Wentz’s ETA, the turnover on his staff and the return of other injured veteran stars.

A look at the polarizing QB’s performance in a big comeback at Lambeau Field, and examining how worried the Packers should be about their defense after giving up a big fourth-quarter lead at home

The comeback is incredible, but lost in the excitement: The fact that a healthy Rodgers put up zero points against the Bears, then put up 24 points in a half while playing on one leg. How he did it from a schematic standpoint, and the lessons Rodgers and the Packers can take from the incredible win

The position as a whole is as strong as it's been in years, and offenses are getting more and more creative. We talk Baker Mayfield, Nick Foles, Russell Wilson, Deshaun Watson, Jimmy Garoppolo, and unveil the top 10 quarterbacks in football heading into the 2018 season

Why are so many first- and second-year cornerbacks dominating in the NFL? What does Richard Sherman have left in the tank? And we unveil our ranking of the top 10 CBs in football today—settling the three-way battle between Peterson, Ramsey and Rhodes

The MMQB staff has identified their seven top plays from Week 3's NFL action, including betting against Lions and Raiders and Bears ... oh my!

The Chargers are getting seven points in their first game against the Rams as crosstown rivals. Do they have the defensive personnel to contain Jared Goff and Todd Gurley?

The Patriots are favored by less than a touchdown in Detroit, but recent history suggests they'll take care of business against ex-Belichick assistant Matt Patricia.

Ryan Fitzpatrick leads the NFL in passing through two weeks. Should you bet on FitzMagic to keep rolling this week against the Steelers under the bright lights of Monday Night Football?

He’s one of the best ever to play the game—but as GM of the Broncos, he has yet to identify a young passer with the arm, the brain and the fortitude to take over the franchise the way he did when he arrived in Denver as a rookie in 1983. Are John Elway’s standards too high? Is his vision clouded by his own past mastery? Will he ever find his quarterback?

According to some former and current Seattle players, it was a growing locker-room rift—based largely on the special treatment some felt was afforded quarterback Russell Wilson—that brought down the Seahawks and precipitated this offseason’s dismantling of the team. Did it have to go down like this? 

For Robert Quinn, a humble, quiet NFL veteran who’s been raising his fist since September 2016, the gesture is meant to empower and provoke, and also unite. Its roots trace back to his Carolina upbringing, and for centuries before that. ‘I want people to understand,’ he says—but also, ‘I won’t stop until they get rid of me.’

Ever wonder about the men and women at the top of your favorite NFL franchise? The MMQB's NFL Owners Guide gives you everthing you need to know.

The college football season has yet to start, but it’s never too soon to look ahead to the 2019 NFL draft. An early takeaway: Teams that need defensive linemen are in luck.

Carve out some time each Saturday—just one game per week—to check out the top prospects for next spring’s NFL draft.

The NFL and college football are different brands of the game, but recently pro coaches are opening up to utilizing more college concepts—just look at the number of people who want to talk to Lincoln Riley. What other college trends should the NFL watch for this season?

Historically the NFL has gravitated toward a certain type of quarterback, propping up a handful of college passers before the start of the season. But this year is different—there's not a group of clear first-round draft prospects at the position, which may cause NFL teams to shift how they evaluate the position.