Tony Dungy urged the NFL to change its replay policies after disputed calls in a Week 8. The former head coach argued “non-reviewable" plays have damaged credibility.

The call on the field was a first down and fumble, and the ball was spotted at the 41 which gave the Buccaneers a fresh set of downs. ESPN announcers Joe Bucks and Troy Aikman did not agree with the call and by the time the play was sorted out, they would not be alone.

NEW YORK -- NFL coaches' challenges have succeeded much more often than they did last season, from a 39.6% rate to 60%, due to an under-the-radar change made this offseason that allows coaches and club staffers in the coaching booth to view the same camera feed as the replay official at the game.

The NFL has made several changes to instant replay in recent years, but Tony Dungy believes the league needs to do more. Dungy took to social media on

There was word last week that the Giants were bracing for a heavy fine for their handling of quarterback Jaxson Dart's concussion evaluation during a Week 6 win over the Eagles, but there's been no official word from the league or the NFL Players Association about their investigation.

Chiefs Crush Shorthanded Commanders, Rise of the 6th OL + More

Los Angeles Rams On SI reporter Jared Feinberg studied the rookie receiver's first score on the All-22 coaches film.

The 2024 first-round pick starters have seen varying levels of success while some need to keep adapting their skillsets.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love hung in there in the pocket against the Steelers' pass rush, and it paid off with a sublime performance.

Despite Week 8 in the 2025 NFL season being dubbed “Bye-mageddon” – six teams were on bye weeks, leaving fantasy football players scrambling – Sunday was jam-packed with action.