From the star WR losing it with a ref to a crushing pass interference flag, Sunday's loss continues to reverberate.

NFL season is cruising into Week 3. ESPN's "Monday Night Football" is back with play-by-play announcer Joe Buck and analyst Troy Aikman. Two fiery matchups are on this week's docket. Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars face off against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.

During the latest episode of New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce, the former Eagles center wanted to get his brother’s take on the crucial pass interference call that went against Bengals cornerback Daijahn Anthony. Obviously, the call was correct with Anthony going through Rashee Rice’s back well before the pass arrived.

The rivalry between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Cincinnati Bengals continues to be one of the biggest draws in the NFL. CBS announced on Tuesday that

The Kansas City Chiefs had to resort to unconventional methods to score touchdowns against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 2, and second-year offensive lineman Wanya Morris was ready to answer his team's call.

Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals were left bumming again in Arrowhead Stadium. Less than two years after losing the AFC title game on a field goal by Harrison Butker with no time left, they watched him drill a 51-yarder for a 26-25 win.

Football" heads to the "ATL" with the Kansas City Chiefs (2-0) visiting the Atlanta Falcons (1-1). The defending Super Bowl champions haven't looked like world beaters, but they remain on top of the NFL kingdom after another win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

Kansas City Chiefs star defensive tackle Chris Jones wasn't happy with the NFL's decision to remove his credit for a half-sack during the team's 26-25

As the dam broke, Jones bailed on his assignment, instead trotting toward Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown. It made for a funny image: the best interior pass rusher in football, all 310 pounds of him,