The first, of course, is clinching the NFC East division. The second is clinching no worse than ... It would be an interesting dilemma for Saquon Barkley, who could be in reach for the NFL single-season rushing record of 2,105 yards set by Eric Dickerson ...

With the Dallas Cowboys official dethroning as defending NFC East champions, the division will soon crown a different king for the 20th consecutive season.

As the NFL season gets ready to head into Week 15, there have only been four playoff spots clinched, which means there are still 11 up for grabs. That number could be going way do

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Running back Saquon Barkley proved to be Philadelphia’s X factor in a victory over the Panthers on Sunday. But who will step up for the NFC East in Week 15? These players have the best shot.

With the division title in sight, the Philadelphia Eagles could clinch the NFC East and move closer to a top-two playoff seed this weekend, setting up a dominant postseason run.

The NFL playoffs begin in one month. Here are some predictions and picks to win the AFC, NFC and which team will be the Super Bowl LIX champion.

The Buccaneers are scoring the fifth-most points per game in the NFL (27.9) and have the NFL’s fourth-best red zone touchdown percentage (68.6%). The Chargers are allowing just 15.9 points per game and an opponent red zone touchdown percentage of 41.9% (both lead the NFL).

What’s more is Robinson possesses a high floor. The Falcons RB has put up double-digit fantasy points in all 13 of his games this season. Since Week 6, he’s scored 20+ fantasy points in all but one contest. And Robinson has chance to do even more damage in Week 15.

NFL Week 15 features several marquee games, including the Bills and Lions meeting in a match with huge ramifications. Here are our picks.

While nobody’s clinched the NFC East just yet, the 2024 champion definitely won’t be the Dallas Cowboys. That means the division's streak of no repeat winners continues for an amazing 20th season. The reigning champion Cowboys were realistically out of the division race before last week,