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• Army marches into AP poll for 1st time since '96 November 18, 2018
  At No. 23, Army makes its first appearance in the AP poll since 1996, however things at the top of the rankings remain largely unchanged.
• Justin Reid returns interception 101 yards for TD November 18, 2018
  The Texans safety turned on the jets after picking off a pass thrown by Redskins quarterback Alex Smith in the red zone.
• Andrew Luck goes deep to T.Y. Hilton for 68-yard TD November 18, 2018
  The Colts quarterback connects with his Pro Bowl wide receiver for the longest pass play of the season for Indianapolis.
• Colorado fires coach MacIntyre after 6 seasons November 18, 2018
  Colorado's Mike MacIntyre has been fired after the team lost its sixth straight game.
• Inside the love story between Khalil Mack and Chicago November 18, 2018
  QBs are king in the NFL, but not in Chicago, where defensive stars reach legendary status. And in Mack, the fans finally have another worthy talent.
• Even as a lesser option, Sammy Watkins would come to the Chiefs again November 18, 2018
  He picked the Chiefs over the Rams, and while he hasn't had the biggest season, Watkins has found a good place to play with Kansas City.
• Kansas announces hiring of Miles as head coach November 18, 2018
  Les Miles has been hired as Kansas' next head football coach, the school announced Sunday.
• Sources: Jags likely to consider Ramsey trade November 18, 2018
  The Jacksonville Jaguars likely will consider trading star cornerback Jalen Ramsey in the offseason, sources tell ESPN.
• Sources: Bell, Steelers made late pushes for deal November 18, 2018
  The Steelers and Le'Veon Bell both made closing pushes at the deadline to iron out a deal that would have brought him back to Pittsburgh. Now, his situation could impact the Steelers' salary cap next year and may set a league precedent on tagged players.
• Source: Browns eye Condi Rice for HC interview November 18, 2018
  The Browns would like to interview former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice for their head-coaching job, a league source told ESPN. If they follow through, it would make her the first woman in NFL history to interview for such a position.