N.F.L. Roundup
U.A.W. Urges N.F.L. to Bargain Changes
By KEN BELSON
The United Automobile Workers has called on the league to collectively bargain any changes to its personal conduct policy.
Split Fortunes for Giants’ Fragile Ground Game
By BILL PENNINGTON
Chang W. Lee/The New York Times
Despite his lengthy absence, Rashad Jennings (23) still leads the team in rushing with 396 yards. Coach Tom Coughlin expects Jennings to play Sunday.
While it appeared Rashad Jennings, the Giants’ leading rusher, would return to action Sunday after missing the last four games, Jacquian Williams, the team’s top tackler, will not play because of a concussion.
Thursday’s Matchup: Bills (5-4) at Dolphins (5-4)
By BENJAMIN HOFFMAN
A look at how Buffalo and Miami match up for Thursday night’s game.
Analysis
Chiefs Play It Safe, and Haven’t Been Sorry Since Week 1
By CHASE STUART
Since losing their first two games, including their opener against the Titans, the Chiefs have used a slow, methodical offense to go 6-1 and outscore opponents by 89 points.
N.F.L. Roundup
Bills Cornerback Offers Boast, but Dolphins Won’t Bite
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Leodis McKelvin started a war of words when he said that Buffalo would win at Miami in Thursday night’s game.
Jets’ Jaiquawn Jarrett Steps In, Then Stands Out
By BEN SHPIGEL
No player influenced the outcome of the Jets’ win Sunday more than Jarrett, a Jets reserve safety, who had a sack, a fumble recovery and two interceptions.
Day After Being Run Over, the Giants Look to Recover
By TOM PEDULLA
Coach Tom Coughlin searched hard for something positive to say Monday, the day after his team allowed 350 rushing yards and endured a fourth-quarter meltdown against Seattle.
Mark Sanchez Leads the Eagles in a Rout of the Panthers
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and KEN BELSON
Sanchez, in his first start since the 2012 season, threw two touchdown passes as the N.F.C. East-leading Eagles trounced the Panthers.
After One Bashing, Bears Are Battered by News Media, Too
By BEN STRAUSS
Newspaper columnists and radio hosts up and down the dial called for an organizational reboot of the Bears after their 55-14 loss at Green Bay on Sunday night.
The Best of Week 10 in the N.F.L.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and BENJAMIN HOFFMAN
The top performers and key injuries this week in the N.F.L.
Surprising for Three Quarters, the Giants Wither in the Fourth
By BILL PENNINGTON
The Giants took a 3-point halftime lead but failed to pad it, slowly fading as the Seahawks’ rushing game wore down their defense.
More Pro Football News
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Steelers Fans Descend, Terrible Towels in Tow, but Find Little to Wave About
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Roundup: 49ers End Skid With Hard-Fought Win Over Saints
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Finally, Against Steelers, Jets Look Unlike Themselves
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Sunday’s Matchup: Giants (3-5) at Seahawks (5-3)
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Steelers Nation Swoops In to Annex Jets’ Territory
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A Passionate N.F.L. City, if in Absentia
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Sunday’s Matchup: Steelers (6-3) at Jets (1-8)
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Giants Focus on Starting Fast, and Get Nowhere
Fantasy Football
Graphic: 2014 Fantasy Football Weekly Player Rankings
Jason and Justin Sablich provide weekly player rankings for standard and PPR scoring formats. They will be updated throughout the season.
Fantasy Football: Week 11 Matchup Breakdown
By JASON SABLICH and JUSTIN SABLICH
Tom Brady, Philip Rivers, Frank Gore and DeSean Jackson are among the players with favorable matchups in Week 11.
Fantasy Football: Week 11 Player Tiers
By BORIS CHEN
Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger disappointed fantasy owners last week and falls to Tier 3 against the Titans this week.
Fantasy Football: Week 11 Waiver Wire Picks
By NICK RADUCANU
With the Dallas Cowboys on a bye week, fantasy owners have several holes to fill in Week 11.
Graphic: Fantasy Football: 2014 Matchup Analysis, Quarterback
This chart indicates what kind of fantasy matchup a team’s quarterback will have.
Editors' Picks
Latest Fledgling League Gives Players Another Run at the N.F.L.
By MATT KRUPNICK
The Brooklyn Bolts are one of four teams in the Fall Experimental Football League, which hopes to avoid mistakes of past minor league football leagues by keeping costs down while avoiding serious injuries.
In the Giants’ Locker Room, Leadership Sits All in a Row
By BILL PENNINGTON
Four side-by-side lockers in one corner of the Giants’ locker room have emerged as a distinct power corridor, a kind of leadership command center for a team with more than 20 new players.
TV Sports
As an Analyst, Jon Gruden Needs a Lot of Coaching
By RICHARD SANDOMIR
Gruden, in his sixth season with “Monday Night Football” on ESPN, had a head-scratching performance during the Jets-Bears game.
Heartsick City Imports Hope
By KEN BELSON
Johnny Manziel has spurred ticket and merchandise sales as well as hopes that the Browns may someday win a championship, something that hasn’t happened since 1964.
Retro Report
Manning or Leaf? A Lesson in Intangibles
By CLYDE HABERMAN
The wildly divergent paths of the top two picks in the 1998 N.F.L. draft have become shorthand for the frustrating process of identifying character traits that lead to success.
Schedule and Results
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- Cy Young Winners: Clayton Kershaw Is Unanimous, Corey Kluber Is Unexpected
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- Yankees Deal Catcher Francisco Cervelli to Pirates
- Injured Player Withdraws to Save a Year at Columbia
- Spurs, Picture of Continuity, Are Set for Another Run
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- Busting a Barrier, Preserving the Seams
- Cy Young Winners: Clayton Kershaw Is Unanimous, Corey Kluber Is Unexpected
- FIFA Inquiry Clears Qatar and Russia in World Cup Bids
- As Bud Selig Prepares Exit, Roger Clemens Case Sticks Around
- Alex Rodriguez May Be Out at Third as Yankees Pursue Other Options
- Taunting Nets? Family Makes That Its Domain
- Yankees Deal Catcher Francisco Cervelli to Pirates
- Fantasy Football: Week 11 Waiver Wire Picks
- Magic 97, Knicks 95: As Last-Gasp Shot Fails, Knicks Can Only Sigh
- Spurs, Picture of Continuity, Are Set for Another Run
