Offensive Performance News Today

After winning an overtime thriller on the road just seven days ago, Charlotte was on the flipside at Richardson Stadium on Saturday when kicker Kyle Cunanan’s 37-yard overtime attempt sailed wide right.

The Nittany Lions played poorly on offense but hit a big play late to pull out the victory over the Indiana Hoosiers.

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills have a week to rest up after a sluggish, sleep-deprived offensive performance in London. It’s the mounting number of injuries further depleting Buffalo’s defense that's become a primary concern in having the potential of derailing the team’s Super Bowl aspirations. Linebacker Matt Milano, the backbone of the defense, and starting defensive tackle DaQuan Jones are sidelined indefinitely with both requiring surgery after being injured in...

Indiana Hoosiers coach Tom Allen fired offensive coordinator Walt Bell on Sunday, less than 24 hours after yet another dismal offensive performance in Saturday’s 44-17 loss at unbeaten Maryland. Allen said Rod Carey, the program's quality control coach since 2022, will take over play-calling duties. Bell has been under fire each of the past three weeks for his play-calling — and the Hoosiers' poor productivity.

Another mistake-filled showing by the Kentucky offense in a 35-3 win over Akron left Mark Stoops and Liam Coen all but fuming.

Jalen Hurts slogged through an offensive performance that reminded no one of the dynamic play last season that stamped him as an MVP candidate and led the Eagles to the Super Bowl. “Winning is the only thing that matters,” Hurts said. There are no style points for victories in the NFL, and the Eagles had a full load of reasons why the offense just didn’t click.

“We definitely would have liked to put out a little better performance than that,” Kentucky’s new/old offensive coordinator says after win against Ball State.

Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets

5 Things Learned: Colts Welcome Bye Week After Shutting Out Texans

Notes and quotes from the Giants 20-17 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.