Chiefs tight end Noah Gray caught a pass in a clutch fourth-quarter situation without using his hands and while suffering a possible concussion. The Chiefs trailed by 3 but had the ball at the Colts 48-yard line with 3:46 left in regulation. It was third and 8 when Gray somehow hauled in a Patrick Mahomes pass for a 5-yard gain.

Wide receiver DeVonta Smith may have had his signature play – the flip. Early in the second quarter Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts fired a pass down field for Smith. Smith adjusted to the route, went into the air to catch it and did a backflip while falling to the ground.

Washington Commanders' quarterback Jayden Daniels had a great first season in the NFL. With his stat line production, the fact that the Commanders won 12 regular season games after winning just four last year, and the poise he showed on the field, he's ...

Baker Mayfield had already made an NFL MVP case that couldn’t be ignored. But two plays against the 49ers on Sunday made it even more clear, writes Doug Farrar. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers went into Sunday’s game against the San Francisco 49ers with some ...

New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston nearly powered the G-Men to the biggest upset of the 2025 NFL season against the Detroit Lions on Sunday afternoon.

Week 6 shook up the league with big upsets and some monster plays. Below we'll look at some of the top plays from Week 6 as if we are in the film room. Enter All-22, an exclusive NFL Pro feature that allows its subscribers to watch film like the pros do.

The 2025 Indianapolis Colts are breaking records so often, it’s almost becoming redundant. Every week seems to bring another benchmark that cements this offense among the most efficient units in league history. This week’s headline is another jaw-dropper.