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You gotta feel for Seattle Seahawks' Jaxon Smith-Njigba after that stellar NFL week 9 effort

Jaxon Smith-Njigba - easily the standout NFL player of African descent in week 9 - had to endure a bittersweet Sunday as his two touchdowns and 180 receiving yards could not prevent a Seahawks loss.

Bowles defends Buccaneers not going for two in loss to Chiefs

Bucs coach Todd Bowles defended his decision to kick a tying extra point and not try a two-point conversion for a shot at a victory Monday night against the Chiefs.

NFL Week 9: Biggest questions, takeaways for every game

NFL Nation reporters react to all the action, answering the biggest questions coming out of each game. Here's what we learned from Week 9.

Mahomes shrugs off 'scary' injury to key K.C. win, expects to face Denver

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes didn't miss a beat despite being helped off the field after hurting his left ankle, shaking off the injury and totaling three touchdowns in a 30-24 overtime win over the Bucs.

Kelce praises D-Hop's impact on Chiefs' offense

Travis Kelce shares his excitement about the addition of DeAndre Hopkins after his two touchdowns help lead the Chiefs to an overtime "Monday Night Football" win.

Todd Bowles explains why Bucs did not go for two and the win

Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles explains why he did not elect to go for two and the win late in the fourth quarter against the Chiefs.

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