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8hJohn Clayton

Clayton's crystal ball: (Many) NFL second-half predictions

Among John Clayton's prognostications down the stretch: Joey Bosa will take home an award; get ready for Jared Goff soon; and Matthew Stafford and the Lions are going to do what now?

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Roethlisberger: Hard to replace Dak when he's winning (0:35)
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8hMike Sando

Most impactful offseason moves for all 32 NFL teams

Josh Norman, Sam Bradford and more make up our team-by-team rundown of the free-agent signings, draft picks and coaching changes that have had the most impact -- good or bad -- at midseason.

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Sherman not buying Carpenter's wife's apology (0:39)
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Stephen A. thinks Prescott deserves support from Jerry Jones (1:27)
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7hAaron Schatz

Bengals, Packers hanging on to playoff hopes

Football Outsiders updates the postseason odds for all 32 teams at the midseason point, with Cincinnati and Green Bay having some ground to make up.

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Tolbert 'frustrated' with NFL for not protecting Cam (0:30)
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1dBill Barnwell

The luckiest and unluckiest NFL teams of 2016 (so far)

Can't recover fumbles? Unlucky. That's you, Giants. Losing every close game? Unlucky. Step right up, Buffalo. Winning more than your point total suggests? Lucky. Houston, we could have a problem.

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1dTim Fiorvanti

Latest Super Bowl 51 odds

Chalk presents the latest odds for every NFL team to win Super Bowl 51, courtesy of the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook. The New England Patriots are the favorites at 7-5.

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Paul Gutierrez ESPN Staff Writer 

"I know, as a people, we have a new leader that's going to be in place and he's going to lay out a vision. But it's up to us. It's really up to us to come together and love one another and serve each other." - Derek Carr, who compared the nationwide healing needed in the aftermath of the election to what a football team with its various personalities must endure to be successful.

Sheil Kapadia ESPN Writer 

Richard Sherman on Kaela Carpenter: "It's not surprising at all. This is a day and age, you've got the Ku Klux Klan running around. People say whatever they want, and there's very little consequence. For her to say something like that and then have a BS apology like she did, it's just the way of the world. I don't let it bother me. It's something I'm very used to. It's just the way people are, the way people were raised."

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Eli Manning on Trump winning the election: "No reaction. Woke up this morning, saw it and went to work. Started getting ready for Cincinnati."

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

Chargers OT Joe Barksdale received a custom-made, Chargers-themed guitar from Fender today.

Paul Kuharsky ESPN Staff Writer 

Packers- Titans injury report.

Adam Teicher ESPN Staff Writer 

The Chiefs have made it official with LB Justin Houston. He's been activated from the physically unable to perform list. He is now eligible to play in Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers.

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

Chargers injury report: DNP -- WR Travis Benjamin (knee), WR Tyrell Williams (knee), LB Jatavis Brown (knee), LB Denzel Perryman (hamstring), G Orlando Franklin (concussion), WR Jeremy Butler (ankle), P Drew Kaser (illness), DT Damion Square (illness). LIMITED-- S Jahleel Addae (clavicle), TE Antonio Gates (knee), TE Hunter Henry (knee), C Matt Slauson (biceps). FULL -- LB Jerry Attaochu (ankle), CB Craig Mager (concussion).

Mike Triplett ESPN Staff Writer 

Saints QB Drew Brees on Broncos LB Von Miller: "He has no weakness."

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Rob Demovsky ESPN Staff Writer 

Randall Cobb is still listed on the Packers' injury report even after he came back and played last Sunday after missing the previous game. Here's the full Wednesday report:

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As forecasted and expected, but now officially official: the Chiefs have activated OLB Justin Houston from PUP, per source.

Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer 

Jets WR Brandon Marshall on Trump winning the election: "The thing I like about this whole situation is we have a flawed man leading our country and I think that's a good thing because we try to out certain people in certain positions on a pedestal and we expect perfection. That's not the case. There's only one perfect man who walked this earth. It gives hope to those who are flawed. People get second chances. I hope he does a great job."

Josh Weinfuss ESPN Staff Writer 

49ers QB Colin Kaepernick said on a conference call Wednesday afternoon that he "didn't pay too close of attention" to last night's presidential election, won by Donald Trump. To him, it didn't matter who won because "it's another face that's going to be the face of that system of oppression and to me, it really didn't matter who went in there, the system still remains intact that oppresses people of color."

David Newton ESPN Staff Writer 

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith said from what he's seen Panthers quarterback Cam Newton has merit for complaining about some of the hits he's taking in the pocket.

Paul Kuharsky ESPN Staff Writer 

Marcus Mariota injured ankle on third or fourth series in San Diego. Ran for 14-yard TD with it. Full go today. "It wasn't a big deal," he said. Said he ran well today.

Sheil Kapadia ESPN Writer 

Richard Sherman says it was a "BS apology" from the wife of Dan Carpenter. He said he was not surprised by her initial remarks.

Jeff Legwold ESPN Senior Writer 

Broncos coach Gary Kubiak has been an NFL quarterback and he's coached plenty of NFL quarterbacks, including two in the Hall of Fame (Steve Young and John Elway) and one on the way to the Hall (Peyton Manning) and here's what Kubiak had to say about Saints quarterback Drew Brees Wednesday: ""We've faced a lot of good quarterbacks and this one's got to be on top of the list. He's exceptional. One of the finest players I've ever seen from being a quarterback guy and watching that position, this guy's been exceptional for years and years.''