The Indianapolis Colts are weighing a trade of star running back Jonathan Taylor as the 2026 NFL trade deadline looms. ESPN’s Ian Rapoport and Adam Schefter list the New York Giants, Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings as primary suitors, with FOX’s Jordan Schultz adding the Cincinnati Bengals. The Colts have reportedly turned down a second‑round‑pick offer and may demand a package similar to the 2022 Christian McCaffrey trade (multiple mid‑round picks). While the Giants have draft capital, sacrificing it could cripple their 2027 draft strategy, leaving the trade’s outcome uncertain.
The New Jersey Devils have begun the 2026-27 season on a high note, closing out October with a 9-5-0 record. After some initial struggles to find consistency, the club achieved…
Noah Laba’s lack of offense threatens the New York Rangers’ push for a playoff spot. The 23‑year‑old has gone 25 games without a goal since March 14, 2025, despite logging nearly 15 minutes of ice time and a 58% face‑off win rate. Coach Mike Sullivan hopes Gabe Perreault’s move to the third line with Laba and Will Cuylle will spark the needed scoring before Sunday’s matchup against the Edmonton Oilers. Meanwhile, Islanders forward Emil Heineman faces supplementary discipline after a knee‑on‑knee hit that helped the Oilers to a 4‑0 win. The article also notes defensive absences, a recall of Matthew Robertson, and other league headlines.
Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport both highlight four teams that seem highly interested in trading for Colts RB Jonathan Taylor. That group includes the Broncos, Giants, Packers and Vikings, per the two ESPN insiders. Rapoport notes the Colts are seeking compensation similar to what the 49ers dealt for RB Christian McCaffrey, which was second, third, […]
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The Brooklyn Nets enter their next game against the Indiana Pacers with a dismal 0‑5 start, fresh off a 110‑94 loss to Detroit. The Pacers, now 2‑4 after a 144‑125 defeat at Miami, aim to bounce back despite missing Tyrese Haliburton and several role players. Key injuries for Brooklyn include Egor Demin (right bone bruise) and Mikel Brown Jr (back), putting rookie point guard Nolan Traore in a larger role. Indiana’s Pascal Siakam (17.6 PPG, 8 APG) leads the charge, while the Nets hope Andrew Nembhard’s efficiency can spark a turnaround. The matchup airs at 5 PM EST at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
The Braves reunited with a veteran infielder who finished the 2026 season with the NL East rival Mets
Core Jackson, New York Yankees prospect, wants to play like the Brewers and Rays.
A win today for the New York Jets is crucial to keep their 2026 season alive. While their opponents, the Las Vegas Raiders, have lost their past four games, don’t be fooled: they have a high-powered passing attack. They’re tied for the most passing touchdowns (16) and have the third-most passing yards (1,883). In particular, ...
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Luke Hughes is racing toward a franchise‑record for the New Jersey Devils, tallying five even‑strength goals in the first 14 games of the 2026‑27 season. At a projected 29 goals over 82 games, he could surpass Dougie Hamilton’s 22‑goal benchmark, the most by a Devils defenseman. Hughes boasts a 13.9% shooting rate, far above his career average, and leads NHL defensemen in even‑strength goals alongside John Carlson, trailing only Evan Bouchard. His shot volume and location data suggest the pace is sustainable, though his power‑play production remains silent. The article breaks down his stats, expected goals, and what it will take for Hughes to break or tie the record as the Devils host the Oilers on Tuesday.
After a 28-21 loss to the New Orleans Saints on Oct. 18, Giants head coach John Harbaugh reportedly called Tennessee Titans owners to try to revive a trade for defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons. The effort followed GM Joe Schoen’s earlier talks, but Chicago ultimately secured Simmons and a 2028 fifth‑round pick for the Giants' 2027 and 2028 first‑rounders plus a 2027 fourth‑rounder. With the deal dead, New York must now explore cheaper rotational options or retain its draft assets before the Nov. 10 deadline, as the franchise seeks to bolster its interior defense without overspending.
The Edmonton Oilers extend their perfect road streak to 6‑0‑0 with a 4‑0 shutout of the New York Islanders, highlighted by back‑to‑back shutouts from Tristan Jarry and a solid defensive structure under new coach Mike Babcock. Ryan Nugent‑Hopkins scores the game‑winner, while the Kapanen‑Dach line posts a 3‑0 advantage with a 64.46% xG rate. Veteran Craig Cunningham ties Kevin Lowe with his 1,037th game and nets his 90th power‑play goal, moving past Mark Messier. Isaac Howard’s knee injury looks favorable, and Matt Tomkins is slated to start at MSG against the Rangers, who are coming off a 6‑3 loss to the Kings. The Oilers close the road swing with a matchup against the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday.
The result of the Las Vegas Raiders' Week 8 bout against the New York Jets may have wide-ranging implications with the trade deadline looming.
The Phinsider breaks down Miami’s two guard prospects after the Dolphins’ 27-13 win over the Jets in Week 7. Rookie left guard Kadyn Proctor, who hasn’t allowed a sack in six games, is ruled out for Week 8 with a concussion, opening the door for backup Jarrett Kingston. Second‑year right guard Jonah Savaiinaea returned from an ankle injury and posted a solid PFF grade of 49.4, showing marked improvement from last season. Both guards helped pave the way for five straight 100‑yard rushing games and multiple fourth‑quarter scores, though their individual PFF grades still sit below league average. The weekly tracker will continue to monitor their development throughout the 2026 season.
After a breakout 2025 in Triple-A Syracuse (2.17 ERA, 80 Ks), right‑hander Dylan Ross struggled in 2026. He began the season on the injured list, debuted poorly for the New York Mets, and posted a 6.94 ERA in 36.1 MLB innings. Recalled on September 1, Ross threw a scoreless seventh inning against the Tampa Bay Rays but was sent back to Syracuse, where he improved to a 3.53 ERA over 7.2 innings. Overall, his Triple‑A numbers slipped to a 6.34 ERA, with a troubling 7.6 BB/9 rate and nine home runs allowed. Despite elite swing‑and‑miss stuff, his command woes raise questions about his major‑league future.
The offseason heats up as the Rays lock up left‑hander Drew Rasmussen with a $20 million club option—the biggest single‑season deal in franchise history. Meanwhile, the A’s drop $15 million options on Jeff McNeil and Jeffrey Springs, sending both to free agency, and Yankees reliever Luis Severino exercises his $22 million option after a shortened 2026. The Padres retain Wandy Peralta’s $4.45 million option for a third year but let right‑hander Nick Pivetta walk. KBO infielder Roh Si‑hwan is posted for MLB negotiation, and the Yankees trim their front office staff. All moves were reported on November 1, 2026.
The Atlanta Braves sign 28‑year‑old infielder Vidal Bruján to a minor‑league contract, assigning him to Triple‑A Gwinnett as depth. Bruján, who has appeared in 271 MLB games for six clubs since his 2021 debut, posted a career .197/.266/.272 slash line and a modest 53 wRC+. His most recent big‑league stint was a 74 wRC+ stretch with the Marlins in 2024. After brief stops with the Twins, Mets and a 2025 Braves waiver claim, he spent most of last season in Triple‑A, hitting 113 wRC+ and stealing 16 bases. Atlanta plans to invite him to spring training as a non‑roster utility option, with potential bench duty at second base, shortstop, third, or right field.
A trade involving New York Jets running back Breece Hall "seems unlikely," according to ESPN's Rich Cimini.
The New York Rangers enter the first full week of November facing some important questions about their ability to remain competitive in the Metropolitan Division. While the club has shown…
The Las Vegas Raiders aim to snap a four‑game losing streak when they travel to face the New York Jets, hoping to become 5‑0 after starting 3‑0. Wide receiver Jack Bech returns from a fractured forearm, adding depth and a potential red‑zone threat; he has one touchdown this season. Meanwhile, rookie Patrick Johnson is placed on injured reserve, clearing a roster spot for Bech. The team also promotes Cian Slone and Tim Keenan to bolster the defensive line for the Week 8 matchup.
Adam Schefter’s source tells ESPN there’s “no way” the New York Jets will trade star wide receiver Garrett Wilson before the Nov. 10 deadline, despite interest from San Francisco. The 49ers, dealing with injuries to Deebo Samuel, Mike Evans and De’Zhaun Stribling, face cap issues and limited offensive familiarity, making a Wilson deal financially and strategically unlikely. The report suggests Wilson will remain with the Jets, leaving the 49ers to pursue other receiver options while maintaining their current roster flexibility.
The New York Jets have released their full list of inactives ahead of their Week 8 game against the Las Vegas Raiders. Is Breece Hall playing today?
Perhaps you remember the last time — and the only time — a Kevin Stefanski offense faced a Todd Bowles defense. Joe sure does. It was one of the worst Bucs-fan afternoons of this decade. Hopefully, that scene doesn’t repeat […]
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The New York Jets are a team desperate for wins. New York is making a big decision on who will start at running back, ahead of a game with the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. “Jets RB Braelon Allen is slated to start again for the Jets, with Breece Hall still dealing with that quad […]
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With the NFL trade deadline looming on Nov. 10, the Indianapolis Colts have shifted from keeping star RB Jonathan Taylor to openly fielding offers. Adam Schefter says the asking price mirrors the 2022 package the 49ers gave the Panthers for Christian McCaffrey—multiple mid‑round picks, likely a second‑rounder plus a Day‑3 selection. Teams reportedly interested include the Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants, each grappling with weak backfields. Taylor, an elite back with two contract years remaining, could fetch a McCaffrey‑type return, though a more modest haul seems probable.
After snapping a 1‑5 start with a Week 7 win over the New York Jets, Miami Dolphins fan confidence soars to a season‑high 97% heading into Week 8 at home against the New England Patriots. The Dolphins enter the game as seven‑point underdogs, while the Patriots (4‑3) aim to avoid back‑to‑back losses and stay near division leader Buffalo (5‑1). A SB Nation Reacts poll shows fans now expect three to four more victories, up from a preseason 4.5‑win projection. Can the rebuilt roster keep the optimism rising?