Cardinals rise in NFL power rankings, now have less than 1% chance of landing No.1 pick
The scenario of landing the No. 1 pick becomes less likely after a win against the Cowboys gives the Cardinals as many or more wins than 13 other NFL teams.
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Brandin Podziemski loved Draymond Green’s ejection
Brandin Podziemski said Draymond Green’s ejection helped spark the Golden State Warriors in their 116-113 win over the Phoenix Suns on Monday, November 2. The post Brandin Podziemski loved Draymond Green’s ejection appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
NFL Week 9 Power Rankings 2026 (BY THE TIME YOU FINISH READING THIS, LAMAR JACKSON HAS A NEW INJURY)
TotalProSports' Week 9 NFL Power Rankings break down the fallout from an injury‑laden Week 8, where no team remains undefeated. The Los Angeles Chargers slip to 32nd after a 24‑9 loss to the Rams, while the Titans (31st) fall in overtime to the Bengals 43‑36. The Dolphins (30th) drop after a 24‑19 collapse against New England, and the Colts (29th) tumble 42‑7 to Jacksonville. Meanwhile the Jets (28th) and Eagles (27th) each lose close games, and the Cardinals (25th) clinch an overtime win over Dallas. The rankings highlight key performances, injuries, and the shifting playoff picture heading into Week 9.
Khaman Maluach delivers bottom line on Draymond Green fight that had Dillon Brooks playing peacemaker
A late‑game scuffle between Phoenix Suns rookie center Khaman Maluach and Warriors forward Draymond Green sparked a showdown that saw Dillon Brooks step in as peacemaker. After Booker passed to Maluach, Green fouled and then shoved the shorter player, prompting a stare‑down and a subsequent shoving match between Green and Brooks. Green receives an ejection, Brooks gets a technical, and Maluach credits the incident to the Suns’ unity, praising Brooks for defending him. The altercation highlights the team’s grit and Maluach’s rising profile.
Cardinals rumors: Josh Sweat trade deadline update puts ball squarely in Arizona’s court
After a dramatic overtime win over Dallas in Week 8, the Arizona Cardinals are debating the future of edge rusher Josh Sweat as the trade deadline approaches. Insider Jordan Schultz reports that Sweat, who posted six tackles and a sack against the Cowboys, is reportedly open to a trade, but Arizona has indicated they are fine keeping him unless the price is right. Sweat, a 12‑sack player in 2025 and locked through 2029, could fetch high offers. With the team at 3-5 and playing the Seahawks on Nov. 8, the Cardinals’ decision could shape their rebuild.
The 49ers are reportedly ‘still looking for a receiver and a pass rusher’
NFL insider Jordan Schultz tells The Pivot podcast that the San Francisco 49ers remain active at the trade deadline, still hunting a wide receiver and a pass rusher despite recently acquiring DeForest Buckner. He cites potential targets like Brian Thomas Jr., Jauan Jennings, Calvin Ridley, Jerry Jeudy, Kayshon Boutte, and Hollywood Brown, with Dallas' George Pickens drawing particular buzz. On the edge, Schultz mentions Khalil Mack as a coveted pass rusher, noting interest from the Chargers and the Jets' Will McDonald IV, while Arizona’s Josh Sweat could be a pricey option.
New NFL Trade Rumors Reveal 'Multiple Teams' Eyeing Josh Sweat amid Cowboys Buzz
Ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline, Arizona Cardinals defensive end Josh Sweat has reportedly emerged as one of the top names on the market.
Dillon Brooks calls out ‘tweaking’ Draymond Green after ejection incident
In a dramatic finish to the Warriors’ 116‑113 comeback over the Suns, Draymond Green is ejected after a scuffle with Dillon Brooks. Early in the third quarter, Green grabs Suns center Khaman Maluach during an And‑1 play and slams him to the floor; Brooks, who has a history of tension with Green, storms the huddle and the two clash, earning double technicals and Green’s ejection. The Warriors rally from a 67‑57 deficit, take the lead with a Charles Bassey layup and win, while Coach Steve Kerr, Stephen Curry and rookie Brandin Podzimski praise the incident’s spark. Brooks says Green was “tweaking all game.”
Wild NFL Stat Shows That the Cardinals Are the Cowboys’ Biggest Nightmare for 18 Years Now
The Arizona Cardinals stunned the Dallas Cowboys 33-30 in overtime on Nov. 3, 2026, extending a decade‑long trend in which Dallas has won only one of the past ten meetings since 2008. After leading 24-10 in the fourth quarter, the Cowboys saw quarterback Gardner Minshew replace Jacoby Brissett and spark a comeback, throwing three TD passes and completing 17 of 23 throws for 188 yards. Tyler Allgeier contributed 147 rushing yards and a TD reception, while a last‑second 13‑yard TD pass to Michael Wilson forced overtime, where Chad Ryland’s 42‑yard field goal sealed the win. The loss drops Dallas to 3‑5 and underscores the Cardinals as the Cowboys’ toughest rival over the last 18 years.
Cardinals Have High Asking Price For Josh Sweat, Don’t Seem Pressed To Trade Him
The Arizona Cardinals are demanding a steep price for veteran OLB Josh Sweat and show no urgency to move him before the trade deadline. Despite rumors that Sweat, who posted 22 tackles, four TFLs and three sacks in eight games this season, wants out, Arizona has rebuffed interest from teams like the Cowboys. At 3‑5 after an upset win over Dallas, the Cardinals remain competitive but are longshots for the playoffs. Sweat, a 2018 fourth‑round pick now on a four‑year, $76 million deal, reiterated his commitment to the team after a secretive PUP‑list stint earlier this year.
Cowboys vs Cardinals: Quinnen Williams shines in demoralizing loss
The Dallas Cowboys fell 33-30 in overtime to the Arizona Cardinals after squandering a 14‑point lead in the fourth quarter—a first since 2000, leaving them 69‑1 in such games. Despite the loss, defensive tackle Quinnen Williams shines, earning his game‑ball with a career‑best performance: seven pressures (including five hurries and two sacks), a 20% pass‑rush win rate, and three stops—the most by any Cowboy defender. Williams' dominance offers a rare bright spot for a defense that collapsed in the second half.
Nittany Lions in the NFL 2026: Week 8
The Black Shoe Diaries roundup lists every Penn State Nittany Lion on an NFL 53‑man roster as of Week 8, 2026, highlighting standout performances. Mike Gesicki (Bengals) logged his fifth consecutive TD, Saquon Barkley (Eagles) rushed for a TD, and rookie Zakee Wheatley (Panthers) recorded seven tackles and an interception against Green Bay. The roster spans 31 players, from Blake Gillikin (Cardinals) to Odafe Oweh (Commanders), with rookies italicized. Notable games include Jahan Dotson’s 95‑yard day for Atlanta and Pat Freiermuth’s rushing TD for Pittsburgh. The piece serves as a quick reference for fans tracking Penn State alumni in the NFL.
“That’s Some Fake Toughness”: Warriors Star Calls Out Suns After Draymond Green Gets Ejected Over Dillon Brooks Clash
The Warriors edged the Suns 116‑113 on Nov. 3, extending their win streak to five, but the game turned heated when Draymond Green was ejected after a technical for a throw‑down on Suns center Khaman Maluach and a subsequent jersey‑grab with Dillon Brooks. Green’s departure spurred Warriors forward Brandin Podziemski to say it “fueled” the team, which rallied in the third quarter behind Stephen Curry’s 34‑point performance. Suns forward Miles Bridges also drew a technical for shoving Warriors rookie Charles Bassey, who posted a career‑high 19 points and derided the Suns’ “fake toughness.” The win ties Golden State with the Spurs for the league’s longest active streak, while Green faces his 23rd regular‑season ejection of his career.
Bold Trade Idea Solves Suns’ Point Guard Problems By Pairing Dejounte Murray With Devin Booker
The Suns could address their point guard problems by acquiring Dejounte Murray to play alongside Devin Booker.
Ravens emerge as potential landing spot for Cardinals quarterback
The Ravens may be down to their fourth-string quarterback this week. Could Jacoby Brissett be an answer?
Cowboys humiliated by Colin Cowherd after late collapse vs. Cardinals
Colin Cowherd also questions Dallas Cowboys' coaching after costly loss to Arizona
Jerry Jones Backs Cowboys' Defense, Unit is 'Getting Better' Despite Collapse vs. Cardinals
Dallas Cowboys owner, president and general manager Jerry Jones offered a positive outlook Tuesday regarding his team's defense despite Sunday's 33-30 overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals.
Charles Bassey’s career night helps Warriors survive another slow start
Charles Bassey's career-high 19 points helped the Golden State Warriors overcome another slow start and Draymond Green's ejection to beat the Phoenix Suns.
Steve Kerr blows off Draymond Green’s ejection
The Warriors snap a 0-3 start with a 116-113 win over the Phoenix Suns, their fifth straight victory. Mid‑third quarter, Draymond Green is ejected after a controversial shove on Suns’ Khaman Maluach and a scuffle with Dillon Brooks, but the team rallies, taking the lead on Charles Bassey’s layup and holding on. Coach Steve Kerr shrugs off the ejection, calling it part of the game, while Stephen Curry and rookie Brandin Podzemski say it sparked their comeback. Golden State now aims to extend the streak against Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Miami Heat.
Why Stephen Curry was grateful for Draymond Green’s ejection during sleepy game vs. Suns
The Warriors rallied from a 10‑point deficit to beat the Suns 116‑113 after Draymond Green’s ejection for a technical on a scuffle with Khaman Maluach and Dillon Brooks. Stephen Curry said the dismissal "lit a fire" in the squad, sparking the comeback that gave Golden State its first lead late in the fourth quarter on a Charles Bassey layup. Guard Brandin Podziemski echoed the sentiment, noting the ejection provided the missing edge. The win extends Golden State’s streak to five as they prepare for a November 5 clash with Miami.
Former Cowboys QB Ben DiNucci scorches his old team: ‘They stink!’
Former Cowboys backup quarterback Ben DiNucci, now a CBS analyst, lambasts Dallas after its 33‑30 overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. The Cowboys surrendered a 14‑3 halftime lead, allowing backup Cardinals QB Gardner Minshew—who hadn’t finished three passes in a game since 2024—to rally and force overtime. DiNucci called the defeat “embarrassing,” saying the team “stinks” and needs to “look in the mirror.” His blunt commentary highlights the Cowboys’ recurring struggles despite a talented roster, underscoring the frustration of a former player turned pundit.
2026 NFL Trade Deadline Preview: Predicting Landing Spots for Top 10 NFL Trade Candidates
With the 2026 NFL trade deadline only a week away, Sportsnaut predicts where the league's top ten trade candidates could land. The Minnesota Vikings lead the chase for All‑Pro running back Jonathan Taylor, but the New York Giants are expected to make a more aggressive offer, driven by coach John Harbaugh’s desire for a stronger backfield. Wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. may move from the Jacksonville Jaguars to the Washington Commanders, giving Washington a potential No. 1 target as they reassess Terry McLaurin’s future. Edge rusher Josh Sweat is likely to leave the Arizona Cardinals for a struggling Dallas Cowboys squad desperate for pass‑rush help. Cornerback Riq Woolen is eyed by the Chicago Bears as a short‑term fix after their recent acquisition of Jeffery Simmons.
Cowboys proved who they are in OT loss to Cardinals
The Dallas Cowboys fall 33-30 in overtime to the Arizona Cardinals, extending their season‑long woes to a 3-5 record. A 24‑10 fourth‑quarter lead evaporates as quarterback Dak Prescott goes 2‑6, while the defense sputters despite early goal‑line stands and a key interception by Shemar James. The loss marks the Cowboys' fifth straight defeat to Arizona and their fifth home loss in a row, underscoring coaching struggles and inconsistent play on both sides of the ball. With the win–loss column now favoring the Cardinals, Dallas faces a dwindling chance to salvage a legitimate 2026 campaign.
Snake Bytes, 11/3
The newsletter covers key off‑season baseball moves: the Arizona Diamondbacks weigh a hefty price for outfielder Marte amid suitors, while catcher Gabriel Moreno’s elite defense and strong bat make his extension a tough sell. MLB award finalists are announced the week of Nov. 9, and the Hall of Fame contemporary ballot features managers Dusty Baker, Bruce Bochy, Joe Maddon and Lou Piniella. FanGraphs ranks Michael Soroka as the 18th‑best free‑agent pitcher, projecting a two‑year, $17 M deal despite injury concerns. Finally, eight players—including Randy Arozarena and Seiya Suzuki—receive $23.15 M qualifying offers.
Cardinals’ Mike LaFleur Had 1 Bold Guarantee Before Wild OT Win Against The Cowboys
In Week 8, the Arizona Cardinals erased a 14‑point fourth‑quarter deficit to beat the Dallas Cowboys 33‑30 in overtime at AT&T Stadium. Backup QB Gardner Minshew, thrust into the game by head coach Mike LaFleur, threw three TDs and finished with 188 yards on 17 of 23 passes. After a missed PAT by Chad Ryland in regulation, he redeemed himself with the game‑winning field goal in OT. LaFleur famously guaranteed a win in overtime, a promise the team fulfilled. The victory fuels momentum as Arizona heads to Seattle to face the defending Super Bowl champions, the Seahawks, in Week 9.
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