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Lindsey ThiryJan 26, 2025, 03:23 PM ET

CloseLindsey Thiry is a national NFL reporter for ESPN. She joined ESPN in 2018 to cover the Los Angeles Rams after two years of covering them for the Los Angeles Times, and has also covered the Chargers for ESPN. She previously covered the Atlanta Falcons. You can follow her on Twitter/X @LindseyThiry.Open Extended Reactions

The Washington Commanders versus the Philadelphia Eagles: Two NFC East teams battling to go to the Super Bowl. It’s an outcome few could have predicted just a few months ago.

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Lindsey Thiry, ESPNJan 8, 2025, 01:58 PM ET

CloseLindsey Thiry is a national NFL reporter for ESPN. She joined ESPN in 2018 to cover the Los Angeles Rams after two years of covering them for the Los Angeles Times, and has also covered the Chargers for ESPN. She previously covered the Atlanta Falcons. You can follow her on Twitter/X @LindseyThiry.

LOS ANGELES — As wildfires continue to devastate several areas across Los Angeles, causing thousands to evacuate and impacting air quality, the NFL said it is monitoring the situation’s potential impact on Monday night’s wild-card playoff game between the Minnesota

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Lindsey Thiry, ESPNJan 8, 2025, 06:00 AM ET

CloseLindsey Thiry is a national NFL reporter for ESPN. She joined ESPN in 2018 to cover the Los Angeles Rams after two years of covering them for the Los Angeles Times, and has also covered the Chargers for ESPN. She previously covered the Atlanta Falcons. You can follow her on Twitter/X @LindseyThiry.Open Extended Reactions

An impromptu date, a call to Mom and a depressing trip to Hawaii.

An NFL coach gets fired … what happens next?

It’s an annual rite of passage, because, as former coach Ron Rivera pointed out, “Unless you get a chance to

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