As Tuesday's rescheduled game between Washington and Philadelphia approaches, the Football Team continues to lose starters to the reserve/COVID-19 list. Plus, other news from around the NFL.

The Lions are trading starting safety Quandre Diggs and a 2021 seventh-round pick to Seattle in exchange for a 2020 fifth-round pick, sources told NFL Network's Tom Pelissero on Tuesday.

Los Angeles Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein lined up a 44-yard attempt with the game on the line in Seattle, but the kick was wide right, enabling the Seahawks to hold on for the victory.

After saying he believes Russell Wilson is playing the best football of his already-storied career, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Seattle's 30-29 win over the Rams saw Wilson play his best game.

In a back-and-forth battle, the Seattle Seahawks (4-1) laughed last as Greg Zeurlein's 44-yard game-winning field-goal attempt went wide right and the Los Angeles Rams (3-2) fell, 30-29, to kick off Week 5.

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Le'Veon Bell sat out practices this week and underwent an MRI for a shoulder issue. Jets coach Adam Gase said Bell will likely return Saturday ahead of Monday night's game against the Browns.

The Denver Broncos offensive line took a hit on Monday night when RT Ja'Wuan James left the game with a knee injury, but it won't be season-ending, according to Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero.

Marcus Mariota's status is uncertain, but there's good news: He feels better. Mariota's stinger is improving, according to Titans coach Mike Vrabel, who might have to gameplan without another Titan.

Texans running back Lamar Miller (ankle) has been downgraded to out for Sunday's game against the Eagles. Miller was limited in practice the past two days. Plus, other injuries we're tracking on Friday.

Ben Roethlisberger outdueled Tom Brady on Sunday to help the Steelers snap a five-game skid against the Patriots. Here's what else we learned from Sunday's Week 15 games.

In his weekly Debrief, Gregg Rosenthal takes stock of a messy situation in Cleveland after Hue Jackson became the latest ex-coach of the Browns. Plus, the NFC heats up and more developments emerge.

One week after losing Earl Thomas, the Seahawks will rely on second-year safety Tedric Thompson to help stop the Rams' offense. Seattle is confident Thompson is up for the challenge.

Earl Thomas was in Seattle this week, but don't expect him to return to the Seahawks' facility ahead of their Week 1 clash with the Denver Broncos.

Does Adrian Peterson have enough left in the tank to drive the Washington Redskins? Are the Cowboys leaving their first-round pick on the bench? Who's poised to catch passes from Tom Brady in New England? Gregg Rosenthal spotlights five position battles.

A month into NFL training camp and two weeks into the preseason, Gregg Rosenthal identifies the positive and negative developments for each and every NFC team.

When will we see Aaron Donald, Khalil Mack and Earl Thomas again? Are trade winds blowing once more? How many rookie QBs have a chance to start in Week 1? Gregg Rosenthal examines six big questions.

While the business side of football takes center stage surrounding Earl Thomas, coach Pete Carroll didn't mince words when asked about the All-Pro safety's absence: "He should be here, and he's not."

The Seahawks placed safety Kam Chancellor on reserve/physically unable to perform list, the team announced Thursday. This designation officially ends Chancellor's 2018 season.

Will Josh Rosen supplant Sam Bradford in Arizona? Who is the top running back in Green Bay? What is the Cowboys' outlook at wide receiver? Gregg Rosenthal identifies the most enticing training camp battles in the NFC.

The Seattle Seahawks have more or less taken a sledgehammer to their roster in an effort to restore their past luster in this post-Legion of Boom era. But GM John Schneider isn't calling it a rebuild.