In a game that was disrupted by a blizzard, the Patriots held off the Broncos for a 10-7 win in the AFC Championship on Sunday. The win sends the team to its 12th Super Bowl, the most of any franchise.
I remember how ruthless the Seattle Seahawks were from the very first snap to the final running play to beat the Denver Broncos 43-8, winning their first Super Bowl at MetLife Stadium, a 20-minute drive from my hometown.
The NFL is an ever-evolving league — constantly gaining faster and more powerful players, more dynamic play calling and new rules. Yet one fixture stands true: the field goal.
Being a New York football fan this season must feel like living an endless nightmare. Nearing the halfway point of the season, both the Jets and Giants have a combined record of 3-13. Their respective 1-7 and 2-6 records only scratch the surface of the horrors that have dragged the teams down.
There is a saying in football that tells you all you need to know about the NFL: “On any given Sunday.” And no division embodies that phrase better than the NFC East. Every year, the division’s standings flip and the rivalries deepen.
New England Patriots Head Coach Mike Vrabel returned to his old stomping grounds where he defeated the Tennessee Titans 31-13 on Sunday. It was the Patriots' fourth consecutive victory and fifth overall on the season, surpassing their number of wins from each of the last two seasons.
I’ll be honest — it was tough to choose what to write about this week. There were some obvious topics to choose from: Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence stumbling twice to score the game winning touchdown to stun the Chiefs, the Bills’ and Eagles’ flaws costing them their first losses of the season or the Cardinals finding the most entertaining way to choke a 21-6 lead over the Tennessee Titans.
Saquon Barkley carried the ball six times Sunday. Last season, he averaged more than triple that in a game. Despite just a four-point loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles are clearly missing something.
By Olivia Barrett, Sports Co-Editor
• September 24, 2025
Is Tom Brady cheating again? Long after the days of “Deflategate” and “Spygate,” Brady can’t seem to escape the constant discussion of whether or not he’s playing by his own rules.
