Dallas Cowboys star Trevon Diggs suffered an accident at his home that knocked him out of Week 7, and one NFL insider is shutting down some of the speculation.

The New York Giants beat NFC East foe Philadelphia on "Thursday Night Football." Here's why the NFL is investigating them a day later.

As expected, Thursday night's misadventures with the Jaxson Dart concussion evaluation have prompted the NFL to send all teams a written reminder about the requirements of the concussion protocol — and the potential consequences for violating it.

The Giants could face steep penalties if the league's investigation finds that head coach Brian Daboll violated the head and neck injury policy.

While quarterback Jaxson Dart was being evaluated for a concussion, Daboll could be seen yelling at team physician Dr. Scott Rodeo and peering his head into the blue medical tent.

The New York Giants coach was too eager to check on injured quarterback Jaxson Dart. The league is reminding all 32 teams not to do that.

The NFL has initiated a review of the concussion protocol used for New York Giants rookie QB Jaxson Dart in Week 6.

Downs’ primary backup is return man Anthony Gould, but Gould has little experience in the NFL as a receiver. The return man has played just three snaps offensively this season, only 15 a year ago and has just one catch in the NFL, a 23-yard gain as a rookie.