The Thursday night color rush jokes are back.

The Cleveland Browns guard has been suspended for two games without pay for violating their substance abuse policy. Earlier this season, the Browns also suspended Josh Gordon indefinitely for similar reasons.

At the request of the Cowboys, the league is investigating the Giants' use of walkie-talkies during last week's game. Allegedly, when the helmet radios malfunctioned, Giants coach Ben McAdoo relayed plays via a hand-held walkie-talkie, which would be an unfair advantage since helmet radios are programmed to go silent with 15 seconds on the play clock.

The Patriots reportedly claimed the veteran wide receiver off waivers on Thursday. Floyd was cut by the Cardinals after being arrested for a DUI.

The starting right guard for the Philadelphia Eagles said Wednesday he has been recently diagnosed with anxiety and has started taking medication. He has missed two of the last three games this season.

The Cardinals wide receiver was cut a few days after an arrest on a DUI charge.

The fantasy football playoffs began for most players and while some experienced the joy of victory, others suffered bitter defeat.

This isn't the kind of anniversary Cleveland wanted to be celebrating this season.

Eight days after signing him to a contract extension, the Rams announced they have parted ways with Fisher. Fisher became the head coach of the Rams in 2012 and amassed a record of 31-45-1 in nearly five seasons.

In an effort to generate more fan interest in the Pro Bowl, the NFL has instituted new skills challenges for the annual showcase.

Sunday is finally here, which means one thing: Time for football. Catch up on highlights from your favorite teams around the league as the race for playoff contention continues.

Ahead of the Big 10 Championship between Badgers and the Nittany Lions, JJ Watt (a Wisconsin alum) and Devon Still (a Penn State alum engaged in some friendly trash-talking, but Watt had to shut up and pay up when Still's alma mater got the win.

The Broncos linebacker was one of a number of NFL players to protest social and racial injustices by taking a knee during the National Anthem. On Friday, Marshall shared a racist letter that he received condemning his protest.

Everyone wants to talk to Dak Prescott, which is a real problem for Kyle Wilber, the Cowboys linebacker who lost the locker lottery and ended up next to QB1. Luckily the team at @Cover4 gave Wilber the chance to share his struggle.