Author: ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports

The Browns were playing the Steelers in Week 2 of last year when Nick Chubb suffered a devastating knee injury that ended his season.

Monday night's game essentially ended after Cowboys offensive lineman Tyler Guyton tried to do his best Tony Dorsett impression.

When the Lions beat the Jaguars 52-6 on Sunday, it represented their third win this season by at least 38 points.

The Jets won't have another kicker depart them from the practice squad this week.

The Browns know that Dawand Jones will not be their left tackle against the Steelers on Thursday night, but it remains to be seen who will be taking his place.

Safety Terrell Edmunds has played for a couple of teams this season and his quest for a third will take him to Chicago.

The Browns have made a pair of moves along their offensive line on Tuesday.

Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix turned in his best performance of the season on Sunday, piloting Denver to a 38-6 victory over Atlanta.

Lions are back on top, and they'll probably stay there.

The Lions traded for Za'Darius Smith earlier this month in order to bolster a defensive line that's missing Aidan Hutchinson and they got their first look at him in action in Sunday's game against the Jaguars.

49ers running back Christian McCaffrey was more critical of his play against the Seahawks after Sunday's loss than head coach Kyle Shanahan was when he discussed McCaffrey's play on Monday.

The Cowboys were still within striking distance of the Texans early in the fourth quarter on Monday night when the Texans defense made a play that swung things into blowout territory.

The Cowboys had a promising start to this season and were 3-2 after Week Five, but they're now on a five-game losing streak, and coach Mike McCarthy acknowledged after Monday night's loss to the Texans that he's disappointed with where his team is.

Mike McCarthy is a dead-man walking.

Another prime-time game, another key coaching decision potentially changes everything.