On Monday morning, Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles said the key for the team is to concentrate ... especially since they have beaten both the Lions and Eagles this season and would not have a chance to do so again in January. A Division of NBCUniversal.

The Dallas Cowboys are out of playoff contention, but Micah Parsons - "The Lion'' - enjoyed playing villain in the 26-24 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Led by another player who transferred to Oklahoma to put up a Heisman-level performance under then-head coach Lincoln Riley, the Buccaneers are undefeated in the Baker Mayfield era against the Eagles in 2024, with a win back in January bumping Philadelphia from the playoffs and another in September calling this season into question.

The Eagles match up very well against the Rams' biggest strengths. They have the No. 2 pass defense in the NFL, which would help negate Nacua and Kupp, and they have arguably the best offensive line in the NFL, which should be able to keep the Rams' pass rush in check.

Coach Todd Bowles reiterated Monday that it’s not a gimmick to motivate his players, but rather a mindset necessary to save a season that was on the verge of slipping away during a stretch in which the team lost five of six games following a promising 3-1 start that included impressive wins over the Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles.

From Carson Wentz seeing the field to an undesirable 'Monday Night Football' slate, here are choice observations and takeaways from around the NFL.

Here are some leftover thoughts/notes from the Eagles' ninth straight win, a 22-16 triumph over the Carolina Panthers in Week 14. Canales connect

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are finding their groove after a midseason slump, but their body of work remains very impressive as the NFC Playoffs draw near.

Reporter Casey Phillips sits down with Tampa Bay Buccaneers Head Coach Todd Bowles after Week 4's win against the Philadelphia Eagles. They talked about the team's fast start to set the tone from last week's game, how well the offense and defense are ...

Assuming an Eagles win, though, the Cowboys would still need to beat the Buccaneers in order to still be able to realistically say they have something to fight for. That presents

Black Monday looms with shocking names on the hot seat and surprising job security in the NFL's unpredictable season.

If there were any lingering questions about whether the Kansas City Chiefs should play Patrick Mahomes on Saturday with a high ankle sprain, he answered them posthaste. The two-time Most Valuable Player scrambled nine plays into the Chiefs’ first drive for 12 yards on a third-and-13 to set up a reasonable fourth-down conversion,