New England Patriots receiver Efton Chism III splashed into the national spotlight with a one-handed game-winning touchdown Sunday against the Buffalo Bills. Former Pats receiver Julian Edelman, who knows about carving out a career, believes Chism can take the play and run with it. “Chism wasn’t known before [Sunday], but it’s a play like that starts someone’s career potentially,” Edelman said on the “Gronk & Jules Show." “That’s awesome to see.” Those who followed the Pats'

PHILADELPHIA -- Eagles standout right tackle Lane Johnson announced his retirement from the NFL on Tuesday. Johnson, who pondered retirement this offseason, was a surprise inactive for Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Rams. The team did not know until that morning that Johnson would not play. "I deeply wanted to gut it out for one more year; to take the field with my brothers for one last season. But after a lot of reflection, I've realized that my personal and family pr

To be clear, there is a chance that Williams is cleared to play in time for Week 5 anyway. Head coach Ben Johnson described him as 'week-to-week' in a press conference last week, and he wasn't even officially ruled out of Week 3 until Saturday. However, it's extremely unlikely that the Bears will risk his long-term health this early in the season. That means it's probably going to be either Tyson Bagent or Case Keenum to get their first ever start in a Bears-Packers rivalry g

Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver thinks highly of the quarterback he faces Sunday, Tyler Shough. When asked Thursday about the second-year New Orleans Saints quarterback, Weaver said, “I like that kid.” “We played them towards the latter half of the year when I was in Miami last year, and I was impressed with him then as a rookie,” Weaver said. “He reminds me a little bit of like a poor man's Josh Allen.” Calling any professional athlete a “poor man's” an