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If there was one word to describe your favorite NFL team’s stadium, would it be “bougie?” According to Merriam-Webster, “bougie” (pronounced boo-gee and alternatively spelled “boujee”) is defined as “marked by a concern for wealth, possessions and respectability.” As it turns out, every professional football stadium has a certain “bougie score,” according to new research […]

The Tennessee Titans hope snapping a three-game skid with a win helps get their mojo back. Staying at home for four of their final six games likely is their best chance at climbing back to .500 after a 17-10 win over Carolina that cost first-year Panthers coach Frank Reich his job Monday. For now, the Titans (4-7) can simply be happy at not having to travel again.

Zaire Franklin and Shaquille Leonard had little in common when they entered the NFL in 2018. Leonard came with big expectations as a second-round draft pick out of South Carolina State. Franklin was viewed as a project after being a seventh-round selection out of Syracuse.

STATS & STUFF: Since winning their first two road games of the season, the Bucs have lost three straight on the road. They've lost five of six overall. Rachaad White ranks second among NFL running backs in yards receiving (354) behind Christian McCaffery (364).

Brandon Wilson contract and salary cap details, full contract breakdowns, salaries, signing bonus, roster bonus, dead money, and valuations.

Jonathan Hull predicts the final score of each Wichita Falls area playoff game and then some, but first ranks the top Thanksgiving halftime shows.

Jared Goff bounced back from three picks to lead Detroit to a comeback win over Chicago last week. Jordan Love rallied the Packers to a comeback win last week over the Chargers. The Packers-Lions kick off a holiday football feast that features three divisional matchups.

After falling to the San Francisco 49ers 27-14 in Week 11, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are on the rebound.

Out of nowhere, the Broncos turned their season around.

Indianapolis waived three-time All-Pro linebacker Shaquille Leonard on Tuesday in a surprising move after the Colts played themselves back into the playoff race. The decision to part ways with Leonard, the 2018 AP NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, comes shortly after he complained publicly about his decreased playing time this season. Indy (5-5) was trying to bring back the playmaking linebacker slowly after undergoing two back surgeries to repair a nerve injury.