NFL 2025

📸 Image Credit: Bill Wippert/Buffalo Bills The Buffalo Bills left Sunday night with more concerns than answers—especially on the injury front. Starting right tackle Spencer Brown was spotted with his right arm in a sling after the game, raising immediate questions about his availability moving forward. Compounding the issue, starting middle linebacker Terrel Bernard exited with an elbow injury and never returned, also seen in a sling on the sidelines. For a Bills team fighting to stay alive in the AFC playoff race, the timing could not be worse. But the night belonged to the Houston Texans, who delivered another defensive masterpiece and rode the momentum of rising young offensive weapons to secure the victory, extending their success without C.J. Stroud. Texans’ Offense: Christ...

📸 Image Credit: Dustin Bradford/Getty Images The NFL landscape has shifted dramatically over the past several weeks, and it’s no longer just about traditional favorites or preseason predictions. Instead, two teams have emerged from grinding competition and rising expectations to dominate the league conversation: the New England Patriots and the Denver Broncos. Both franchises are riding eight-game winning streaks, the longest active streaks in the NFL, and both are now positioned as legitimate threats with real potential for deep postseason runs. These streaks have unfolded almost in parallel, creating a compelling storyline that has transformed the AFC into the most competitive battleground of the season. The question is no longer whether these teams are for real — it’s which one ...