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NFL Insider urges Vikings to pair Kyler Murray with Jonathan Taylor

Analyst Danny Parkins urges Vikings GM Nolan Teasley to trade for Colts star RB Jonathan Taylor to boost quarterback Kyler Murray’s offense. Murray, in five games under coach Kevin O’Connell, has a 66.4% completion rate, three TDs and two picks, while the Vikings lack a power runner after Aaron Jones’s 436 yards. Taylor, with 587 yards and eight TDs in eight games, proved his talent by rushing for 95 yards and a TD against Minnesota. Reports say Minnesota monitors Taylor ahead of the trade deadline, though his price will be high.

2027 NFL Draft QB rankings: LaNorris Sellers is delivering on his talent

The 2027 NFL Draft quarterback rankings are solidifying as November arrives. Oklahoma State's Drew Mestemaker retains the top spot despite occasional mistakes, while Ole Miss's Trinidad Chamblis rebounds with three TDs against Auburn. South Carolina's LaNorris Sellers, after a dip early in the season, explodes with 397 total yards and five touchdowns in a 42-25 win over Oklahoma, re‑establishing his top‑5 hype. Miami’s Darian Mensah and Missouri’s Austin Simmons also shine, keeping the top‑10 race tight ahead of a pivotal Week 10 slate. Sellers’ blend of arm strength and rushing talent makes him a premier NFL prospect if he lands in a supportive offensive system.

Canadiens Sick Postgame: Habs Suffer Historic Loss; Lose 5-4 To Jets

The Winnipeg Jets erased a 4‑0 deficit in the final 2:39 of regulation to beat the Montreal Canadiens 5‑4 in overtime on Nov. 4, 2026 – the fastest four‑goal comeback in NHL history. Rookie defenseman Tyrel Bauer opened the rally, followed by Morgan Barron, then Kyle Connor scored twice in 27 seconds to force OT, where Dylan Samberg netted the winner. The win snapped Winnipeg’s nine‑game skid and ended Montreal’s five‑game streak. Cole Caufield’s two power‑play goals highlighted the Habs’ early lead, but goaltender Jacob Fowler faltered late. Stars of the night: Connor (2 G, 8 S), Caufield (2 G), and Bauer (1 G, 1 A, fight).

Pittsburgh’s Pressure Bonanza Overwhelms Cleveland’s Offense

The Steelers' defensive onslaught decimates the Browns early, as Pittsburgh piles up eight sacks on Deshaun Watson in the opening drive. The front seven’s aggressive blitz, the most intense pressure the Steelers have shown in two years, stifles Cleveland’s offense and sets the tone for the game. Chart data highlights the surge in sacks and tackles for loss, underscoring how Pittsburgh’s blitz strategy overwhelms Cleveland.

Improving Bucs?

At 3-5 in midseason, the Buccaneers face a dire outlook in what the author calls a "trash division," but a recent comment from play-by‑play announcer Tony Castricone on Twitter hints at possible fixes. The article examines the team's prospects and potential adjustments.

Rams QB Matthew Stafford’s wife rips NFL on Instagram for bye week schedule quirk

Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford’s wife, Kelly, publicly criticizes the NFL’s odd bye‑week schedule for Los Angeles on Instagram. She points out the Rams only get a 10‑day break between a November 15 game against the Cardinals and a Thanksgiving Eve matchup with the Green Bay Packers on November 25, making them the sole team without a true midseason bye. Kelly tags the league for an explanation and humorously notes she needs a break after 18 years around football. The article also notes the Rams’ heavy travel load and upcoming tough games, while Green Bay enjoys a full bye after the Thanksgiving game.

Rams release returner Alex Bachman

The Los Angeles Rams waive special‑teams returner Alex Bachman, ending the team’s experiment with his limited acceleration, speed and elusiveness. Bachman failed to generate explosive returns, prompting the Rams to seek a more dynamic option to improve field‑position results. Potential replacements include speedster Tutu Atwell internally or free‑agent/practice‑squad veteran Josh Downs, who offers both return skill and depth at wide receiver. The move underscores Los Angeles’ urgency to boost its special‑teams production after a season of inconsistent performance.

New QBs taking team pictures at practice sums up Ravens’ hopeless QB situation

The Ravens’ quarterback corps is in crisis as injuries sideline starter Lamar Jackson (right thumb) and backup Tyler Huntley (toe) after a 36-10 loss to Buffalo. Rookie Joe Fagnano, who debuted in that game, now battles an ankle issue, prompting Baltimore to sign emergency QBs Kedon Slovis and Austin Reed just before practice. Coach Jesse Minter confirms Fagnano will start Thursday’s matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars, leaving the team scrambling to learn the offense with minimal preparation. The article details the depth‑chart turmoil and the urgent need for healthy playmakers at the position.

Vikings’ Brian Flores gets 100% real about Josh Allen ahead of Bills showdown

Minnesota Vikings head coach Brian Flores praises Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen ahead of their Week 9 showdown. Flores notes Allen’s evolution from an inaccurate rookie to an MVP‑caliber dual‑threat, highlighting his 135‑of‑205 completions for 1,793 yards, 11 touchdowns and five picks this season. The Bills sit 6‑1, leading the AFC East after a Week 8 win over Baltimore that saw Allen break Jim Kelly’s franchise record with his 258th career TD pass. Flores acknowledges the challenge Allen poses for the Vikings’ defense as they chase their first win after a Week 8 loss.

Jets pull off stunning 4-goal comeback to beat Canadiens in OT

The Winnipeg Jets erased a 4-0 deficit in the third period to beat the Montreal Canadiens 5-4 in overtime on Nov. 4, 2026, snapping their 10‑game losing streak. Tyrel Bauer scored at 17:21, followed by Morgan Barron, and Kyle Connor netted back‑to‑back goals to force OT, where Dylan Samberg delivered the winner. Habs goalie Jacob Fowler allowed five goals, including two on the power play, while Montreal entered the game on a five‑game winning run.

“I Wasn’t Able to Leave the Game on My Own Terms”: 49ers Legend Terrell Owens Says He Was Forced Into Early NFL Retirement

Former 49ers star Terrell Owens reveals on the Get To The Point Podcast that he was forced into an early NFL retirement despite being just 37 and on pace for another 1,000‑yard season. Owens, a 15‑year veteran who played for five teams and finished with 1,078 receptions and 15,934 yards, says politics—not injuries—ended his career after a meniscus tear sidelined him on Dec. 19, 2010. He recounts brief stints with Seattle and the CFL, and insists he’d still be ready to contribute if a team calls, leaving his NFL chapter feeling unfinished.

Giants CB Greg Newsome drops huge 7-word reaction after contract extension

The New York Giants lock up cornerback Greg Newsome II on a three‑year, $46 million extension (including $32 million guaranteed) through 2029, just eight months after his one‑year, $8 million deal. The 26‑year‑old celebrated with a seven‑word tweet: “BIG BLUE WE ARE HERE TO STAY!!” Newsome has posted 25 tackles, six passes defended and an interception in six games, limiting opponents to a 61.4 passer rating when targeted. The deal gives the Giants salary‑cap flexibility ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline while raising questions about the futures of fellow corners Deonte Banks and Paulson Adebo.

Postgame Reaction: There’s No Excusing These Avalanche Performances

The Colorado Avalanche’s 9-6-1 start fades as road defeats expose glaring flaws. A 7-2 loss to the low‑ranked Columbus Blue Jackets highlighted a pattern: the Avs are being beaten by teams in the bottom third of the league’s scoring ranks, including recent defeats to the Philadelphia Flyers, Winnipeg Jets and Nashville Predators. Goaltending woes persisted, with Scott Wedgewood and Mackenzie Blackwood combined for seven goals on 24 shots, while the top line and defensive pairing each posted a minus‑3 rating. Coach Jared Bednar faces pressure as the Avalanche slip to fourth in the Central Division behind Dallas, Minnesota and Utah. Meanwhile, Valeri Nichushkin celebrated a multi‑point night, netting his second goal of the season against his former club.

Postgame Reaction: There’s No Excusing These Avalanche Performances

The Colorado Avalanche’s 9-6-1 start turns sour after a 7-2 road loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets, highlighting a worrying trend of being blown out by low‑scoring teams. Despite a solid record, the Avs have surrendered goals to opponents ranked near the bottom in offense—Philadelphia, Winnipeg, Chicago and Nashville—while their own power play stalls and top players like MacKinnon, Necas, Lehkonen, Makar and Toews finish with a minus‑3 rating. Goalie Scott Wedgewood allowed four goals on nine shots before being pulled, and backup Mackenzie Blackwood added three more. The defeat drops Colorado to fourth in the Central Division, raising urgent questions for coach Jared Bednar. Meanwhile, Valeri Nichushkin shines for Columbus, netting his second goal and first multi‑point game against his former club.

Canadiens vs. Jets Top Six Minutes: Habs blow a 4-0 lead in final three minutes

First period I full attire with this jersey looks pretty good. I’m just not sure why the logo needed to be white. I’m seeing the Canadiens waving their stick at the puck trying to knock it away while maintaining body positioning. It’s been several players on several lines, so maybe something they worked in with a couple of days off. The fourth line, or the OOF line as it was named last game, picks up where it left off. A relentless forecheck gets the puck to the net on several...

Here’s how former IU football players did in week eight of the NFL season

The Daily Hoosier breaks down week eight performances of former Indiana players in the NFL. Raiders QB Fernando Mendoza stays unused, while teammate TE Ian Thomas logs 29 offensive snaps and a TD. Giants LB Micah McFadden sits out his bye week after 14 tackles. Steelers TE Riley Nowakowski sees limited action, and 49ers DB CJ West remains on IR. Vikings WR Myles Price adds 72 kick‑return yards, and Jets WR Omar Cooper records 50 offensive snaps with two touchdowns. Chiefs OL Kahlil Benson starts at left tackle, and several alumni (e.g., Nick Westbrook‑Ikhine, Ke’Shawn Williams) are on practice squads. The roundup highlights who played, who was inactive, and each player's season totals.

Russell Wilson Turns to Child Hospital for Motivation After Interviewing for Alma Mater NC State

Former NFL quarterback Russell Wilson spends Tuesdays at Mount Sinai Kravis Children’s Hospital, sharing photos with three young patients and supporting the Why Not You Foundation, which he founded with wife Ciara. Their $3 million donation upgrades The Zone, a creative space for kids. Wilson’s personal ties to hospitals stem from his dad’s illness and his mother’s nursing career. On the same day, he interviewed for the NC State head‑coaching job, re‑igniting talk of a return to his alma mater after a stint at CBS. The piece highlights his charitable work alongside the coaching speculation.

Canadiens Highlights: Habs Drop Point In Shambolic Third Period Collapse

The Montreal Canadiens led 4-0 deep into the third period before a shocking comeback saw the Winnipeg Jets rally to a 5-4 overtime victory on Nov. 4, 2026. Rookie goaltender Jacob Fowler kept a perfect 3-0 shutout through 40 minutes, extending his unbeaten streak since his first start on Oct. 8. Montreal’s early scoring came from fourth‑line duo Owen Beck and a backhand goal by veteran Josh Anderson, while Cole Caufield finally broke his 12‑game drought against Winnipeg, netting his 9th and 10th goals of the season. Despite outshooting the Jets 30‑14 early, costly mistakes allowed Kyle Connor to tie the game with under a minute left, and the Jets clinched the win in OT.

“If You Can’t Beat Them, Join Them”: No.1 Transfer Portal Star Audi Crooks Opens Up On What Compelled Her To Leave Iowa State

Top transfer portal recruit Audi Crooks leaves Iowa State for Oklahoma State, citing coach Jacie Hoyt’s familiarity with her game as the key factor. After losing to Hoyt’s Cowgirls three times and seeing her tactics up close, Crooks says, “If you can’t beat them, join them,” aiming to improve her defense, conditioning and pace. The Algona native exits as Iowa State’s second‑all‑time scorer (2,256 points) and a 25.8‑point per game senior. In her debut, she posts 22 points and 11 rebounds as OSU thunders 81‑39 over Southern, highlighting why the move may pay off. The article details her decision, stats and early impact.