Just like these pigeons hanging out on the field, enjoy this bird’s-eye view of the biggest moments from Week 10.

The Indianapolis Colts shocked the NFL world with Monday’s announcement that former Colts center turned ESPN analyst Jeff Saturday would replace fired head coach Frank Reich…despite Saturday having no college or pro coaching experience. Interesting.

NFL legend Brett Favre’s in hot water…again. His ongoing welfare scandal became even messier with yesterday’s reporting that two concussion drug companies he backed allegedly overstated the effectiveness of their products and were supported by money from Mississippi’s welfare fund.

With half the season already done, the NFL is still serving up Sunday football surprises. Let’s dig in.

The college football season may be on its downward slope, but the excitement’s ramping up. Week 10 saw two (!!!) undefeated squads fall, leaving just four teams in the 9-0 club. Here are a few others who understood Saturday’s assignment.

After a thrilling 21-week regular season slate, it’s time for the best part — playoffs! Three weeks of single-elimination games kick off tomorrow, culminating with the Grey Cup final on November 20th.

After a WTF–filled week, it’s only right to close it out with, what else, another WTF roundup. So sick of this sh!t.

Halloweekend in the sports world unfortunately featured the wrong kind of horror, with a series of infuriating moments spanning antisemitism, sexual misconduct and physical violence. WTF, indeed.

The league is thinking ahead to next Tuesday’s trade deadline, with some game-changers potentially on the move.

Legendary quarterbacks (QBs) Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers lost badly yesterday.

The Buffalo Bills defeated quarterback (QB) Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs 24–20, avenging last year’s stunning playoff loss.

The Washington Commanders defeated the Chicago Bears 12–7 in last night’s Thursday Night Football clash, but the Commanders first took an L off the field, with embattled owner Dan Snyder once again making headlines.