Matt Ryan and Co. just suffered one of the most catastrophic defeats in memory. It's no solace to Falcons fans, but the truth is this: You aren't alone. Marc Sessler recalls seven epic breakdowns.

How will Marcus Mariota fare at frigid Arrowhead? Can Alex Smith and the Chiefs pull ahead in the AFC West? Here's what you need to know heading into Week 15.

The 49ers cut DL Lawrence Okoye. Okoye, a British Olympian in the discus, is one of many notable cuts that have been made as NFL teams try to get their rosters from 90 to 75 players. Check in on the rest in our tracker.

The Vikings announced that they cut tight end Brandon Bostick on Sunday, along with 11 other players as they whittle their roster down prior to Tuesday's deadline.

Brandon Bostick says he's gotten over his crushing mistake in the NFC Championship Game. The Vikings tight end says that former Browns running back Earnest Byner has helped him move forward.

In the latest edition of the Around The NFL End Around, Dan Hanzus looks back at a week that brought us Beast Mode going Hollywood, Reggie Bush hitting the road and llama jokes a plenty.

Brandon Bostick still has nightmares about the botched onside kick that helped end the Packers' season. The tight end says he received many death threats on social media. See what else his article said.

One month after his special teams gaffe helped Seattle back into the NFC Championship Game and ultimately into the Super Bowl, Brandon Bostick has found new employment with a former NFC North rival.

Tight end Brandon Bostick will be remembered in Packers lore as the player who botched the onside kick against the Seahawks in the NFC title game. On Monday, Green Bay cut ties with him.

Your season may have ended in heartbreak, Packers fans, but turn that frown upside down. See why 2015 is going to be an even better year for you.

The Packers made their first move following the botched onside kick recovery in the NFC Championship Game. Mike McCarthy announced the release of special teams coordinator Shawn Slocum on Friday.

Morgan Burnett says he wouldn't do anything different about his interception that ended with the Packers defender sliding to the turf on his own. Another view of the play might make Burnett think twice.

There are bad losses. There are sickening losses. And then there's what happened to the Packers on Sunday in Seattle. Here are eight plays and sequences that allowed the Seahawks to steal one.

What on earth was Brandon Bostick thinking when he tried to catch that onside kick Sunday? Brian Billick digs into some of the mistakes that helped cost the Green Bay Packers the NFC title.

Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks certainly didn't play their best game on Sunday, but they're back in the Super Bowl. Still, Adam Schein says that effort won't cut it against the New England Patriots.

Russell Wilson had predicted "something great to happen" in the NFC Championship Game, but even the Seahawks quarterback couldn't have imagined the game's epic result. Michael Silver explains.

Had Brandon Bostick stuck to his assignment on Seattle's game-changing onside kick, the Packers might be Super Bowl bound. But that didn't happen, leaving Bostic to say: "I let my team down."

The Packers controlled the game for 57 minutes Sunday, but it's the Seahawks who are going to the Super Bowl. Some overly conservative play from Mike McCarthy is one reason Green Bay's offseason starts now.

The Seattle Seahawks are headed to the Super Bowl again. Russell Wilson and Co. staged a furious rally and capped it off with a big play in overtime to send the Packers home.

The Green Bay Packers can strike from anywhere on the field. But is the fast-paced offense that scores from long distances making it too tough for players like Eddie Lacy to perform the Lambeau Leap?

Miss out on some of the games? Want to know how your team racked up those points? Recap all of the highlights from the Week 10 fantasy football action right here.

The Green Bay Packers have waived/injured undrafted rookie tight end Colt Lyerla on Tuesday after the former Oregon star was diagnosed with a torn MCL and PCL in his right knee.

The Baltimore Ravens saw a few players leave the game with injuries during Saturday's preseason game against the Dallas Cowboys. Ray Rice had an X-ray on his shoulder, which came up negative.