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(AP Photo/David Zalubowski) DENVER, Colo. — For three quarters on Sunday, the Denver Broncos looked lifeless. They hadn’t scored a single point, trailed the New York Giants by 18 with just over 10 minutes remaining, and seemed destined for another disappointing loss. But in one of the most shocking turnarounds in NFL history, Denver erupted for 33 fourth-quarter points — their most ever in a single quarter — to pull off a stunning 33-32 victory at Empower Field at Mile Hig

Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images ARLINGTON, Texas — Through seven games, the Dallas Cowboys’ offense has made domination look routine, moving the ball almost at will and putting points on the board in bunches. In Sunday’s 44-22 victory over the Washington Commanders, the Cowboys delivered another statement performance. The offense was once again electric — highlighted by a three-touchdown outing from the quarterback, who now has 13 touchdown passes and zero interceptions over his p

photo credits/Getty Images By TSMO LONDON — Bo Nix threw an early touchdown pass, Wil Lutz kicked a decisive late field goal, and the Denver Broncos’ defense overwhelmed the New York Jets with nine sacks to secure an ugly 13–11 victory at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday. With the win, the Broncos (4–2) extended their winning streak to three games, though the performance was far from smooth. Denver found itself trailing 11–10 in the third quarter after conceding a safety,

photo credits/Getty Images DALLAS -- Texas rolled into the Cotton Bowl at 12:30 p.m. sharp on Saturday facing what Longhorns' coach Steve Sarkisian described as "a gut check moment." Five-plus hours later, as the Oklahoma half of the 92,100-person crowd flowed out of the stadium, Sarkisian and his players gathered at the 50-yard line with the Golden Hat and potentially season-defining win in hand. A week after stumbling to 3-2 and out of the AP Top 25 following a loss at Fl

photo credit/ Getty Images By TSMO HOUSTON — The Houston Texans began the 2025 season with a disappointing 0–3 start but enter their bye week with signs of promise and renewed determination. Early in the season, the Texans struggled to finish games — a surprising shift from the identity head coach DeMeco Ryans built during his first two seasons. Known for closing out tight contests, Houston had previously gone 14–8 in one-score games under Ryans. However, consecutive last-min