NFL365: Week 2 in Full Swing

Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers is too old to babysit an offense with major growing pains

Aaron Rodgers picked himself off the turf on Sunday at U.S. Bank Stadium. He had just been sacked for the fourth and final time on 3rd-and-7 in the fourth quarter against the Minnesota Vikings.

Trailing 20-7 with 12:49 left in the game, Rodgers couldn’t disguise his frustration as FOX cameras captured the bewilderment on his face. Had Rodgers been able to mask his disdain, he might have been a fill-in ballot winner of the Emmy for “Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series” on Monday night.

But he just couldn’t fake it. The Emmy went to?Squid Game‘s Lee Jung-Jae, and Rodgers and the?Green Bay Packers?took an eye-opening 23-7 loss to their division rivals. And while Rodgers’ acting chops were clearly lacking, the back-to-back MVP’s passing prowess wasn’t diminished. Instead, it was everything around him that wasn’t awesome, which led to a horrific outing for the Green Bay offense. Read More.

Source: Lions’ D’Andre Swift ‘good to go,’ trending in right direction for Sunday’s game

Lions running back D'Andre Swift is expected to play Sunday against the Washington Commanders after injuring his ankle in Week 1. Read Here.

NFL offensive line rankings Week 2: Eagles, Chiefs, and Browns have the top OLs after one week of action

PFN's NFL offensive line rankings for Week 2 are here, and some familiar teams are at the top. Who has the league's best front five? Read Here.

NFL Insider Notebook 2.0: Updates on Rondale Moore, Alvin Kamara, George Kittle, Cole Beasley, and more

What are the latest NFL news and rumors surrounding Rondale Moore's injury, George Kittle and Alvin Kamara's availability, and Cole Beasley fielding interest? Read Here.

Miami Dolphins vs. Baltimore Ravens: This under-the-radar safety is the X factor for Miami

Miami Dolphins safety Brandon Jones looks to continue impressing near the line of scrimmage Sunday against Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. Read Here.