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The Indianapolis Colts, desperate for a quarterback, brought back Philip Rivers, who last played in 2020. Despite his age, Rivers impressed with a 66.1% completion rate, 397 yards, 3 TDs, and 2 INTs. His performance, though not enough to secure a playoff spot, solidified his Hall of Fame case, as hes already a semi-finalist and holds impressive career stats.

Seahawks Fans Confidence Surges After Rams Win: Field Gulls Survey Reveals Post-Christmas Sentiment

Travis Kelces Final Season: Retirement Rumors Swirl as Chiefs Face Off Against Denver The Kansas City Chiefs star tight end, Travis Kelce, is at the center of retirement speculation following his brothers comments and coach Andy Reids ambiguous remarks about his final game at Arrowhead Stadium. Kelce, in his thirteenth NFL season and final year under contract, has downplayed the talk, focusing on the teams performance. Despite the Chiefs disappointing season and playoff elimination, Kelce remains committed to playing out the remaining games, earning praise from Reid for his exceptional play and character. Off the field, Kelces engagement to Taylor Swift adds a new chapter to his life beyond football.

Packers GM Brian Gutekunst strikes again, trading for Malik Willis, a quarterback once deemed a draft disappointment. Willis has since proven his worth, leading the Packers to victories in relief of injured Jordan Love. Despite Williss impressive performance, Aaron Rodgers successor, Love, remains the clear starter, locked in with a hefty contract. Willis, set to hit free agency in 2026, is expected to cash in big as one of the leagues top backups, showcasing the Packers ability to find talent through low-risk trades.

The New England Patriots, facing a wave of injuries, made several roster moves on Tuesday. They signed former Titans offensive lineman Brenden Jaimes, placed rookie defensive tackle Joshua Farmer on injured reserve, and added former Chiefs running back Elijah Mitchell and former Jets wide receiver Brandon Smith to the practice squad. The team also released offensive tackle Sebastian Gutierrez. Jaimes brings versatility to the offensive line, while Mitchell provides experience and depth at running back. The Patriots are scrambling to stay competitive amid the injury crisis.

Justin Fields Season Ends Early: Jets Place QB on Injured Reserve The New York Jets have placed quarterback Justin Fields on season-ending injured reserve due to a knee injury, ending his season after three games. Fields, who signed a two-year, forty million dollar deal in March, was benched last month in favor of Tyrod Taylor. Despite hoping to return, Fields numbers as starter were modest, with two wins, seven losses, seven touchdowns, one interception, and 1259 yards passing. Undrafted rookie Brady Cook will start against New England, leaving fans to wonder about Fields future in New York.

Jordan Davis, a standout defensive tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles, was snubbed from the Pro Bowl despite his impressive stats and leadership. Vic Fangio, the teams coach, criticized the voting system and proposed a committee of experts to handle selections. Davis, with 37 run stops, 5 sacks, 19 hurries, and 6 batted passes, is ranked 11th among interior defenders but missed out on the Pro Bowl. Meanwhile, teammate Jalen Carter is set to return from injury, further strengthening the Eagles defensive line.

Houston Texans Defense Dominates: Four Players Named to Pro Bowl The Houston Texans defense shines as four players, including Will Anderson Jr., Azeez Al-Shaair, Derek Stingley, and Nico Collins, are named to the Pro Bowl. Andersons impressive sack and tackle numbers, Stingleys game-winning pick-six, and Al-Shaairs strong tackle performance highlight the teams defensive strength. Collins consistent deep threat adds to the offensive power. The Texans defense is a key factor in their ten-win season and playoff momentum.

Despite initial hopes, Deshaun Watsons tenure with the Cleveland Browns has been marred by injuries and underwhelming performance. After a controversial trade and a massive contract, Watson has played only 19 games, posting a 9-10 record. Despite reports of his potential return and value as a mentor, head coach Kevin Stefanski announced on Tuesday that Watson will not play for the rest of the 2025 season, marking the end of a bizarre four-year run with the Browns.