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49ers News: Da Bears tonight

The 49ers grab the NFC lead after the Vikings fall, tying both teams at 6‑1 with the 49ers winning the tiebreaker on Strength of Victory (opponents’ .427 win rate vs. .409). Ahead of Week 9 vs. the Raiders, the team’s schedule includes practices and multiple press conferences with Kyle Shanahan, Raheem Morris, Klay Kubiak, and QB Brock Purdy. Meanwhile, All‑Pro RB Christian McCaffrey’s hamstring strain raises injury concerns, and GM John Lynch’s comment about the player’s “digging in” adds extra scrutiny. The article also notes a historic 1985 Ditka‑Walsh handshake photo.

Jets’ Aaron Glenn is still in Breece Hall’s corner despite Braelon Allen going off vs. Raiders

Jets defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn affirms that veteran running back Breece Hall remains a core part of the team's future, even after Braelon Allen's breakout 147-yard, one‑touchdown performance in a 38-33 loss to the Raiders. Hall missed his fifth straight game with a quad injury, but the Jets aren't planning to trade him and have signed him to a $43.5 million extension. Glenn says Hall is close to returning and the duo could form a strong backfield once he’s healthy. New York sits 2‑6 and prepares for a matchup with the Chiefs.

Raiders news: Only 1 thing surprises Klint Kubiak about Brock Bowers after another big day

After a dramatic 38-33 win over the New York Jets, Raiders coach Klint Kubiak says the only thing that still surprises him about tight end Brock Bowers is when he doesn’t make a catch. Bowers logged seven receptions for 92 yards and two touchdowns, helping Las Vegas erase a nine‑point deficit and end a four‑game skid. He became the first non‑wide receiver to top Mike Ditka’s receiving yards mark through a player’s first 35 NFL games, while quarterback Kirk Cousins threw for 247 yards and three TDs. Bowers’ consistency is now a staple of the Raiders’ offense.

Raiders’ Kirk Cousins breaks silence on ‘wellness celly’ after TD vs. Jets

Kirk Cousin​s sparks a thrilling comeback as the Las Vegas Raiders defeat the New York Jets 38‑33 on Nov. 2, 2026, after trailing 23‑14 at halftime. Cousin​s throws for 200+ yards and three TDs, connecting with Brock Bowers (92 yards, two TDs), Ashton Jeanty and Michael Mayer. He celebrates a rushing TD with a self‑named “wellness celly,” explaining the move to Megan Olivi. Jeanty endures criticism from Rex Ryan but posts 25 carries for 83 yards. The win moves the Raiders to 4‑4 ahead of a home clash with the 49ers on Nov. 8.

What Raiders’ Klint Kubiak said about turning to Mike Washington Jr. with Ashton Jeanty in doghouse

In Week 8, the Raiders edged the New York Jets for a crucial win, with Brock Bowers achieving a milestone last seen in 2016. Coach Klint Kubiak addressed running back Ashton Jeanty's pre‑game comments, assuring fans Jeanty remains integral while giving Mike Washington Jr. more carries—Washington posted 25 attempts for 83 yards and Jeanty added three receptions for 64 yards. Kubiak denied that Jeanty's remarks affected his snap count. The article also notes Rex Ryan’s criticism of Jeanty, highlighting the ongoing drama around the Raiders’ backfield.

Raiders’ Brock Bowers continues to be a unicorn, and this absurd stat proves it

In Week 8, the Las Vegas Raiders edged the New York Jets 38-33 as rookie tight end Brock Bowers made history, catching six passes for 87 yards and two touchdowns while lined up as an outside receiver—the most receptions in that role by any TE since 2016. Despite an injury‑marred start, Bowers helped the Raiders climb to a 4-4 record, with Kirk Cousins throwing for 247 yards and three scores. The team now eyes a potential upset against the 49ers on Nov. 8.

Raiders’ Ashton Jeanty takes the high road with reaction to having his touches cut vs. Jets

The Raiders snapped a four‑game losing streak with a 38‑33 comeback over the Jets on Nov. 2, 2026, after coach Klint Kubiak shifted rookie Mike Washington Jr. into the backfield, limiting Ashton Jeanty to two carries for nine yards. Despite the reduced workload, Jeanty stayed upbeat, saying a win is all that matters. He contributed 64 receiving yards, including a 45‑yard grab, and now leads the team’s passing back role with 34 catches for 312 yards and three TDs this season. The article examines Jeanty’s sophomore slump, injury concerns, and the Raiders’ evolving backfield strategy.

Jets’ Geno Smith was absolutely chucking it vs. Raiders at levels not seen in 2026

Geno Smith rocketed the New York Jets’ aerial attack against the Las Vegas Raiders, completing 20 of 32 passes for 290 yards, two TDs and an interception while posting a season‑high 15.58 yards per attempt—the deepest target rate of any team so far in 2026. Despite a 23‑14 halftime lead, New York falls 38‑33 in Week 8 as the Raiders rally late. Braelon Allen rushes for 147 yards and a score, while Adonai Mitchell leads receivers with 142 yards and a TD. The Jets now head to Kansas City for a Week 9 showdown on Nov. 8.

Las Vegas Raiders, Once 3-0, Drop in NFL Power Rankings After 4 Straight Losses

The Las Vegas Raiders tumble to No. 25 in the latest NFL power rankings after a 35-21 loss to the Los Angeles Rams drops them to 3-4, extending a four‑game skid that erased their early 3‑0 surge. Veteran Kirk Cousins, who still leads the league with 16 TD passes, remains the starter, but rookie No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza – who has seen limited action – is drawing increasing calls for a takeover. With defeats to the Chiefs, Patriots, Bills and Rams, the Raiders must improve offense, run game and defense ahead of Week 8 against the New York Jets to stop the slide.

Las Vegas Raiders’ playoff standing gets a boost with Week 8 results

The Raiders snap a four‑game skid with a 30‑27 win over the New York Jets, moving to 4‑4 and keeping a slim AFC playoff chance alive. A win by the Bills (36‑10 over the Ravens) and injuries to Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson and backup Tyler Huntley further shift the wild‑card picture. Las Vegas now sits ninth, 1.5 games behind the Patriots, who hold the tiebreaker for the seventh seed. The Raiders head to San Francisco next week before a late‑month clash in Cleveland.

Former Seahawks running back Dan Doornink has passed away

Former Seattle Seahawks running back Dan Doornink dies at 70. The Seahawks announced his passing on November 1, 2026. Doornink spent seven seasons in Seattle after a 1978 seventh‑round pick by the New York Giants, highlighted by a 123‑yard rushing performance in the 1984 Wild Card win over the Los Angeles Raiders and a touchdown catch in the following AFC Championship. He finished his NFL career with 3.5 yards per carry, 15 rushing and 11 receiving touchdowns. After football, Doornink earned a medical doctorate from UW and served as a physician in his hometown of Yakima, Washington.

Nobody cares that Jets’ Aaron Glenn is going to ‘work a** off’ after latest embarrassing loss

The New York Jets fell to the Las Vegas Raiders 38-33 on Sunday, dropping to 2-6 and blowing a halftime lead. Head coach Aaron Glenn vowed to “work his a** off” to revamp the defense and special teams, though fans remain skeptical after his 5‑win tenure and zero AFC East victories. The loss extends New York’s winless streak against AFC East foes and marks another missed playoff chance since 2010. The Jets’ next challenge is the Kansas City Chiefs on Nov. 8.

Raiders-Jets: 17 things we learned

The Las Vegas Raiders snapped a four‑game skid with a 38‑33 comeback win over the New York Jets, evening their record at 4‑4 while the Jets fall to 2‑6. After trailing 23‑14 at halftime, Kirk Cousins led a second‑half surge, throwing three TDs and going perfect in the red zone, matching the league lead. Rookie Mike Washington rushed for 83 yards, and a 95‑yard kickoff return by Dylan Laube became the team's first kick‑return TD in 15 years. Despite a still‑struggling ground game and a defense that has allowed 30+ points in five straight contests, the Raiders now face tougher foes—49ers, Seahawks and Broncos—to stay playoff‑relevant.

“Bittersweet”: Jim Kelly’s Wife Jill Shares Emotional Reaction to Josh Allen Breaking Her Husband’s Record

Josh Allen cements his place in Buffalo Bills history by surpassing Jim Kelly's combined passing‑touchdown record with his 259th score in a 36‑10 win over the Ravens on Nov. 1, 2026. Kelly’s wife Jill posted a "bittersweet" Instagram story as Allen broke the mark in front of the former legend. The milestone follows Allen’s dramatic backhand shovel pass against the Raiders that tied Kelly’s record two weeks earlier. With 10 games left, Allen aims to eclipse Kelly’s regular‑season total of 237, further extending his MVP‑level legacy.