Former Titans LB Allred loses U.S. Senate race
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No days off: Cardinals DC Rallis prepped game plan from hospital after son's birth
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Josh Weinfuss
Bengals' Moss (neck) likely to miss rest of season
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Ben Baby
'We need them': Struggling Saints welcome Pope Francis' accidental blessings
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Katherine Terrell
What's going on with these WR trades? The logic behind the Cowboys' move for Jonathan Mingo
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Bill Barnwell
'I just like the bracelet': Lamar Jackson dons friendship bracelet from young fan
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Jamison Hensley
Ravens' Jackson to play despite missing practice
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Jamison Hensley
Burrow: Sideline scowls part of being a leader
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Ben Baby
Helping hand: Garrett Wilson makes soup kitchen trip after highlight-reel catch
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Rich Cimini
Fantasy football rest-of-season rankings: Achane, Dobbins gain RB1 status
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Eric Karabell

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Former Titans LB Colin Allred loses U.S. Senate race in Texas

Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas won reelection Tuesday, defeating U.S. Rep. and former NFL linebacker Colin Allred in the state's Senate race.

New baby, same game plan: Cardinals DC Rallis balances birth and Bears

The Cardinals' defensive coordinator's son, Dominick Kyzir Rallis, was born the Sunday of Arizona's game against the Chicago Bears.

Bengals' Zack Moss to IR with neck injury, likely out for season

Cincinnati Bengals running back Zack Moss was placed on injured reserve Tuesday and will likely be out for the rest of the season, coach Zac Taylor said.

New Orleans Saints welcome Pope Francis' accidental blessings

Pope Francis inadvertently included the New Orleans Saints' hashtag in two different social media posts this week, prompting a response from the team.

Burrow: We need our great players to play up to their standard

Joe Burrow looks ahead to the second half of the regular season and says the Bengals will need their best players to perform.

Evaluating Jonathan Mingo trade, WR value: What really matters?

There's something missing in evaluating recent trades for wide receivers, including Dallas' deal for Jonathan Mingo. Has the NFL changed its ways?

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