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By Mike Florio

The Patriots have to find a way to stop Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. And that’s far easier said than done. The first-year starter, who played in only one game as a rookie, has a skillset unlike any the NFL has seen. His ability to throw from any arm angle and any body position (whether his [more] Read more…

By Josh Alper

The Chiefs played without safety Eric Berry, running back Spencer Ware and guard Laurent Duvernay-Tardif in last weekend’s win over the Colts, but all three are set to play this Sunday. The team released its final injury report of the week on Friday and all three players avoided injury designations. Things have been trending in [more] Read more…

By Darin Gantt

Perhaps calling it an injury report qualifies as #fakenews. The Patriots got through a week of preparation for the AFC Championship Game, and were able to turn in a final injury report with no names on it at all. Defensive end Deatrich Wise was on the report earlier in the week but has been removed, [more] Read more…

By Charean Williams

Chiefs safety Eric Berry is practicing again Friday, according to Adam Teicher of ESPN, giving him a full week of work. The status report later today is expected to signal his return Sunday. Berry has played little this season because of a heel injury. He has seen action in two games, taking 99 defensive snaps. [more] Read more…

By Mike Florio

As a rookie, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes resisted marketing opportunities. As he concludes his first season as a starter, it’s time to get out the rake. Brooke Pryor of the Kansas City Star explains that Mahomes has begun striking a variety of marketing deals, cashing in on one of the most successful debut seasons in [more] Read more…

By Josh Alper

The AFC Championship Game will be Bill Belichick’s 343rd game as the Patriots head coach, his 425th game as an NFL head coach and he’s been in the league for more than 40 years overall, so there’s not much he hasn’t seen on a football field. That doesn’t mean that he’s immune to feeling nerves [more] Read more…

By Mike Florio

Like many other weekdays, Friday’s PFT Live featured a draft. Unlike many other days, Friday’s PFT Live broke out a three-man weave, with Dan Katz a/k/a Big Cat joining Chris Simms and yours truly to select the most important non-quarterbacks (or, as Simms said at least once, the most non-important quarterbacks) for championship weekend. Big [more] Read more…

By Michael David Smith

There was a time when football coaches hated throwing on first down. The thinking was that an incompletion leading to second-and-10 would put the offense behind, and it was safer to try to pick up at least a couple yards by running the ball. Teams aren’t as hesitant to throw on first down anymore, but [more] Read more…