Watch Saturday's games on NFL Network and NFL Mobile

For the first time this season we’ll have a slate of Saturday games. Fortunately, both will be televised nationally on NFL Network. But if you’re not by your TV, you can still catch the games.

Verizon customers on The MORE Everything plan or with a Premium Subscription have access to both games via the NFL Mobile app.

The Philadelphia Eagles takes on the Washington Redskins at 4:30 p.m. ET and the San Diego Chargers faces the San Francisco 49ers at 8:25 p.m. ET in a game that carries playoff implications. 

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Watch Saturday"s games on NFL Network and NFL Mobile

Like/Dislike: Worst week ever for Jay Cutler

One last chance to do it

Dude, too little, too late

Who will he face at ‘Mania?

Adam Rank is disappointed that he won’t get to see Lizzy Caplan shine in a starring role in "The Interview" on account of current events. Sort of the same way that Alshon Jeffery might not shine with Jimmy Clausen under center in Chicago. But he thinks both Caplan and Jeffery will have the chance to rebound.

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Like/Dislike: Worst week ever for Jay Cutler

FSU QB Jameis Winston laments his part in turnovers

There continues to be a zero in the loss column for the Florida State, but the Seminoles’ Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback does not consider he is done his part to keep it.

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In a display of humility that few believed Jameis Winston capable of, the third year sophomore confronted a cool truth following a 34-20 win over Virginia Saturday: He Is just not playing as well as he did a year past, and turnovers are the main reason.

"I am hurting this team, I actually am," Winston said following the match, according to various media outlets.

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Stefon Diggs suspended for event before Penn State match

Maryland star wide receiver Stefon Diggs continues to be suspended in the Terrapins’ next match, Nov. 15 against Michigan State, for his activities before last Saturday’s triumph over Penn State.

The Big Ten announced the suspension Monday day, saying Diggs broken the Big Ten’s sportsmanship policy.

Various media reports said Diggs touched an official in the face in a fracas ahead of the match. But Diggs had not been ejected and led Maryland with six receptions for 53 yards, and he also returned kicks and punts.

In addition to suspending Diggs, the league issued a public reprimand of Maryland coach Randy Edsall, saying Edsall neglected to command his team prior to the match, when Terps players started a confrontation with Penn State players. The league said, "Officials did a great job of including the situation once it began, and luckily the incident didn’t escalate any additional."

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Stefon Diggs suspended for event before Penn State match