News · from named outlets
This week’s NFL news, from the outlets that wrote it, with promos filtered out.
The Guardian’s feed was read at Fri, Nov 13, 8:14 PM ET and carried 20 items, and none can be listed: 4 dated before the last 7 days · 16 older than the newest 60 across all outlets.
SB Nation’s feed was read at Fri, Nov 13, 8:14 PM ET and carried 10 items, and none can be listed: 3 taken off as sportsbook promotions or picks · 7 older than the newest 60 across all outlets.
Last two hours
1 headline. Every item links out to its source; none is rewritten here.
Earlier today
No headline in this read is dated earlier today.
Yesterday
No headline in this read is dated yesterday.
What was filtered
21 items dropped from the last seven days: 18 betting promotions or picks, 3 about other sports.
- 11picks
- 5best bets
- 3the headline names another league and not this one
- 1a betting or sportsbook promotion
- 1a promo code
36 of 60 headlines carry a picture from the outlet's own feed. Of the rest, 24 carry no picture in their feed. A picture is drawn on a card, small, as a preview of the outlet’s story, loaded from the outlet and never copied here; the rows under the cards carry none. A card whose outlet gives no picture, or whose picture does not load, shows the player's headshot on their team's colours where the headline names a player, the team's colours where it names a team, and the headline alone where it names neither.
How this is computed
The filter reads the headline only, never the piece. An item is taken off as another sport’s when the outlet’s own link files it under another sport, or when its headline names another league and does not name this one; a headline that names no league is kept. It is taken off as a promotion or a pick when its headline matches one of the named rules below. Odds, lines and previews are kept: a line is a price, and this site is built on prices.
Dropped items are counted here, not listed: the list, with the rule that fired for each, is served at /nfl/news/feed.
The outlets
Every outlet on this page, the feed it publishes, and what the last read of it found. An outlet goes on this list only if it publishes a feed.
- ESPNRSS ↗Read Fri, Nov 13, 8:14 PM ET · 28 items carried · 21 listed · 3 taken off as sportsbook promotions or picks · 4 older than the newest 60 across all outlets
- CBS SportsRSS ↗Read Fri, Nov 13, 8:14 PM ET · 36 items carried · 13 listed · 2 taken off as another sport's · 12 taken off as sportsbook promotions or picks · 9 older than the newest 60 across all outlets
- ProFootballTalkRSS ↗Read Fri, Nov 13, 8:14 PM ET · 30 items carried · 23 listed · 7 older than the newest 60 across all outlets
- The GuardianRSS ↗Read Fri, Nov 13, 8:14 PM ET · 20 items carried · 0 listed · 4 dated before the last 7 days · 16 older than the newest 60 across all outlets
- PFFRSS ↗Read Fri, Nov 13, 8:14 PM ET · 25 items carried · 3 listed · 1 taken off as another sport's · 21 older than the newest 60 across all outlets
- SB NationATOM ↗Read Fri, Nov 13, 8:14 PM ET · 10 items carried · 0 listed · 3 taken off as sportsbook promotions or picks · 7 older than the newest 60 across all outlets
Names in the headlines
17 of 60 headlines name a player, and 39 name a team. 628 of the 637 players with a 2026 page can be tagged; 9 share a name with someone else in the record and are never tagged.
Teammates' usage when a tagged player has been absent: coming once the analytics export publishes the vacancy metric.
How this is computed
A tag means the headline contains that name, in full and capitalised as written. It says nothing about what the story is: no headline is read as an injury, a trade or anything else, and nothing on this page is inferred from its words.
Only full names are matched, never a surname or a nickname. Initials are collapsed, so “A.J. Brown” and “AJ Brown” are one name. A name that two people in the record share (every player this site has carried, and everyone on a current roster) is not matched; where a suffix separates them, only the suffixed form is. A player is not tagged when the headline names teams unless one of them is his. Teams match on their full name, or on the name’s last word where no other team shares it.
The usage beside a player is this site’s own record: his snap and target share for the 2026 season on his current team, as the roster publishes it, through week 9. Headlines naming the same player, or the same two or more teams, within six hours are listed under the first of them.
An outlet’s item links out rather than reproducing the piece: the headline is the outlet’s own, as its feed titles it, and its name sits beside it. Another sport’s stories are taken off the list, and so are sportsbook promotions and betting picks: this site is not a sportsbook and accepts no wagers.