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New York Giants kicker Younghoe Koo had an unbelievable miss on Monday Night Football, failing to make contact with the ball.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers made NFL history against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. The future Hall of Famer became just the fifth player in NFL history to eclipse 65,000 passing yards, joining legends Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Peyton Manning and Brett Favre.
Bryce Young, with Sunday's triumphant showing against the Rams, became the youngest QB in NFL history to achieve this stat . . .
Panthers quarterback Bryce Young not only guided his team to an upset win over the Rams on Sunday, but he also made NFL history.
With two touchdown grabs in the first half, Rams star Davante Adams further cemented his NFL legacy against the Panthers.
As the Miami Dolphins look to claw their way back into playoff contention in this 2025 regular season, older fans of the team always can reflect on the glory da
Riding a six-game winning streak, Davante Adams and the Los Angeles Rams (9-2) took to Charlotte on Sunday to take on the Carolina Panthers (6-6).
The NFL has played a game on Thanksgiving almost every year for decades. Here's the NFL's Thanksgiving history, including every team's record:
Parsons made NFL history on Thursday, as he became the first player ever to record 12 or more sacks in each of his first five seasons in the league. The 26-year-old entered Ford Field with 10 sacks on the season, and he left with 12.5, half a sack behind Brian Burns for the second-most in the league.
Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre has made his pick in one of football’s most debated topics, ranking the top three running backs in NFL history. The former Green Bay Packers quarterback, who spent 16 seasons in Wisconsin, gave his full list during Monday’s episode of his “4th and Favre” podcast, along with co-host David Kano.
Younghoe Koo's kicking misadventure on "Monday Night Football" is among the biggest field goal fails in NFL history.