Carolina reinforces two positions as they prepare for the first of two games against Tampa over the next three weeks.

Week 15 was headlined by injuries to star players, comebacks, and clarity on playoff positioning. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes left Sunday's 16-13 loss to the Los Angeles Charger with a torn ACL, and his team was eliminated from the playoffs for the first time in his career.

Week 15 injuries rocked the NFL as Patrick Mahomes and Micah Parsons suffered ACL tears with multiple teams hit across the league.

Kansas City’s injury-plagued season worsened Saturday as Leo Chenal and Jawaan Taylor joined Patrick Mahomes on injured reserve.

The NFL turned heads with its decision on a punishment for Chargers DL Da'Shawn Hand after his hit that injured Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes.

Yes, these injuries could've happened in Week 1 as easily as Week 15. But why heighten the risk with an extra regular-season game?

Week 15 of the NFL season is underway, and there are some key players dealing with injuries. Commanders star quarterback Jayden Daniels will return to the bench after re-aggravating a previous injury, while the Jets and the Raiders will roll out backup signal-callers.

Sunday's injuries to two of the NFL's biggest stars will not deter the league's quest for one more regular-season game.

Dabo Swinney announced Clemson will be without 27 players vs Penn State in the Pinstripe Bowl. Here are the names, including multiple starters.

The Bears are fresh off a blowout 31-3 win over the Cleveland Browns, where the offense and defense dominated, while the Packers suffered a brutal loss to the Denver Broncos, which included key injuries.