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Adam Kilgore

Adam Kilgore

General Assignment Reporter at The Washington Post

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Recent Articles

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What to know from NFL Week 11: The Chiefs’ AFC West reign might be over

Plus, Sam Darnold confirmed critics’ worst fears, the Falcons’ season is a disaster, and Shedeur Sanders made his uninspiring NFL debut.
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Your favorite QB’s favorite QB has finally earned widespread respect

With the Rams topping the NFC standings, Matthew Stafford is getting his due as an all-time great. Not that he cares.
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What to know from NFL Week 10: Mike Vrabel has transformed the Patr...

Plus, the Seahawks are a powerhouse, the Ravens are back in the playoff picture, and Brian Daboll put Jaxson Dart at risk.
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The next Tom Brady? No, Drake Maye is a different breed.

Maye has led the Patriots to the top of the AFC in his second year. Though that story might sound familiar, his play style and personality set him apart.
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What to know from NFL Week 9: The Bills made Patrick Mahomes mortal

Plus, J.J. McCarthy steps up, the Steelers give the Colts a dose of reality, and all hell breaks loose in Cincinnati.
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What to know from NFL Week 8: Tyler Huntley and Derrick Henry save ...

Plus: Saquon Barkley flashes his 2024 form, Kirk Cousins is a disaster for the Falcons, and the Jets finally get a win.
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Joe Flacco, 40, is the NFL’s mercenary, every-dad quarterback

Now with his sixth franchise across 18 seasons, Flacco has a chance to save the Bengals.
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What to know from NFL Week 7: The Chiefs are the old Chiefs again

Plus: It’s over for Justin Fields, it’s even more over for Mike McDaniel, the Giants suffered a horrific loss, and Micah Parsons dominated.
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No NFL team looks dominant this year. Here are four theories why.

After six weeks, most teams are bunched up with records between 4-2 and 2-4. Could artificial intelligence have something to do with it?
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What to know from NFL Week 6: The Chiefs don’t have to win ugly any...

Plus: The Seahawks are for real, Drake Maye shines again for the Patriots and Baker Mayfield is an MVP candidate.
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Wait, is that the same Daniel Jones with the Colts? Almost exactly.

The NFL’s latest Reclamation Quarterback altered the trajectory of his career by not changing a thing.