The New York Jets likely took the Cincinnati Bengals out of the AFC North hunt with their upset win. The Dallas Cowboys' playoff chances took a massive hit with their loss to the Denver Broncos, while the Tampa Bay Buccaneers appear to be cruising toward their fifth straight NFC South title.

Who will represent the AFC and NFC in the Super Bowl? See the odds now that we've reached the midway point of the NFL season.

Strap in, friends, I’m here to predict the improbable and ridiculous on purpose. Bold Predictions: AFC West Edition. If you’re looking for peer-supported certainty, this ain’t it. These are swing-for-it outcomes born from malts & hops and poor life choices.

The San Francisco 49ers need help on the edge, so it should be no surprise that they've been checking in with other teams about trades.

What was once a three-team race between the Bills, Chiefs and Ravens is now complicated, with several upstarts jumping into the mix.

Still, the NFL now faces a decision regarding Bishop’s hit on Kelce. Typically, the league fines players up to $17,389 for a first violation involving a hit on a defenseless player, with the amount increasing to $23,186 for a second offense in the same season.

The Sunday afternoon slate for Week 9 is headlined by two big AFC matchups with playoff implications. In the early afternoon window, it's two first-place teams facing off when the Indianapolis Colts (7-1) head to Pittsburgh (4-3) for a showdown with the Steelers.

The Kansas City Chiefs have been the class of the NFL for much of the Patrick Mahomes era, but the Denver Broncos are in firm contention to win the AFC West this season