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Ravens finalizing trade with Cardinals for Jacoby Brissett

The Baltimore Ravens are close to acquiring quarterback Jacoby Brissett from the Arizona Cardinals, with the trade expected to finalize this weekend. Injuries to starter Lamar Jackson (thumb) and backup Tyler Huntley (turf toe) have left the Ravens with rookie Joe Fagnano and recent sign‑offs Kedon Slovis and Austin Reed. Brissett, who was benched by Arizona in Week 8, is set to debut in Week 10 on Monday Night Football against the Chargers, after missing Thursday’s game versus Jacksonville. Compensation details remain undisclosed.

Upcoming Steelers Opponent Makes Quarterback Change

The Philadelphia Eagles have named practice‑squad signee Joe Milton the starter for Sunday’s game against the New York Giants, benching Tanner McKee, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter and Mike Garafolo. Milton, a 2024 sixth‑round pick who threw a 22‑of‑29, 241‑yard, two‑TD performance for the Patriots in 2024, will likely start against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 12 at Lincoln Financial Field. The move comes after Jalen Hurts was ruled out for the season with lung blood clots and the Eagles have dropped six straight, slipping to a 2‑6 start for the first time since 1999. Pittsburgh now faces a 11‑game losing streak in Philadelphia dating back to 1965.

Browns vs. Saints Fantasy Football Worksheet, Week 9

Sharp Football Analysis’s Week 9 fantasy worksheet pits the Browns against the Saints, highlighting a tight 2.5‑point spread and a 20.5 implied total. Cleveland’s defense excels vs. the pass (62.9% success) but struggles on third‑and‑long (13.7%). New Orleans has the league‑worst rush defense (55.2% success) and hasn’t scored first all season. QB outlook: Browns’ Tyler Shough drops to a fantasy QB2 after a steep drop‑off in volume, while Saints’ Shedeur Sanders remains a QB2 despite modest production. The matchup offers upside for both QBs, but the Saints’ pass defense may favor Shough’s efficiency against man coverage.

Report: Ravens Trading For QB Jacoby Brissett

The Baltimore Ravens are set to bolster their quarterback depth by acquiring Jacoby Brissett from the Arizona Cardinals, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The trade is expected to finalize this weekend ahead of Baltimore’s Thursday Night Football matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Details on the terms of the deal remain pending.

How will the Cardinals shift their game plan with Sam Darnold injured?

Sam Darnold is ruled out with a quad injury for the Seahawks’ Week 9 showdown against the Arizona Cardinals, leaving backup Drew Lock, who is nursing an elbow issue, to start. Lock previously slammed Arizona 31-7, completing 19 of 26 passes for 235 yards and three TDs. The Cardinals must tighten their defense—boosting pressure and limiting big plays—to avoid another costly loss, despite Seattle’s quarterback uncertainty. Coach Mike Macdonald’s decision reshapes the matchup, but Arizona can’t assume an easy win.

BREAKING: Ravens Acquiring QB Jacoby Brissett From Cardinals

The Baltimore Ravens are set to trade for quarterback Jacoby Brissett from the Arizona Cardinals, according to Adam Schefter. The deal should finalize this weekend, but Brissett will miss Baltimore’s Week 9 Thursday night game against Jacksonville. With Lamar Jackson on IR and Tyler Huntley out for the season, the Ravens face a quarterback crisis. Brissett, 33, has started eight games in 2026, posting a 63.3% completion rate, 1,719 yards, 10 TDs and seven INTs. He previously played for the Patriots, Colts, Dolphins, Browns, Commanders and Cardinals.

NY Giants Rumor Suggests DT Addition More Likely Before Deadline: 6 Options, Including Vita Vea

The New York Giants, sitting 4‑2‑1 and atop the NFC East, are reportedly eyeing a defensive‑tackle upgrade before the Week 9 trade deadline. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler says the Giants have inquired about Jeffery Simmons and are now targeting six possible interior linemen: Grover Stewart (Colts), A’Shawn Robinson (Buccaneers), Moro Ojomo (Eagles), Christian Barmore (Patriots), Vita Vea (Buccaneers) and Jalen Carter (Eagles). While Stewart could fetch a Day‑3 pick, Barmore and Vea carry hefty salary tags that may stall deals. The article breaks down each player’s contract situation and on‑field impact, helping fans gauge the Giants’ chances of bolstering their D‑line.

Former Mizzou QB Drew Lock to start vs. Cardinals amid Sam Darnold injury

Seattle Seahawks will start former Missouri star quarterback Drew Lock on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals after Sam Darnold is sidelined with an injury, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Lock, who threw for 235 yards and three touchdowns in a 31-7 Week 2 victory over Arizona when Darnold was out, makes his second start of the season. The 2019 second‑round pick, a former Denver backup, hopes to replicate his dominant performance as Seattle fights to stay alive in the NFC West.

Chiefs TE Travis Kelce Announces Personal News Amid NFL Season

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelke uses his “New Heights” podcast to share personal news on Instagram, announcing a live episode and tailgate event in Philadelphia on Tuesday from 8 a.m.–1 p.m. ET with brother Jason Kelce. The announcement comes after the Chiefs’ second straight loss, a 28‑24 defeat to the Denver Broncos that dropped Kansas City to 5‑2 and second in the AFC West. Kelce posted five catches for 67 yards, while Patrick Mahomes threw for 321 yards and three TDs. The Chiefs look to rebound against Tampa Bay on Sunday.

What Browns’ Shedeur Sanders said about possibly starting for Deshaun Watson vs. Saints

With Deshaun Watson placed on concussion protocol, Cleveland Browns backup Shedeur Sanders says he’s “excited” for a potential start against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET. Sanders credits his offseason reps and training‑camp experience for keeping him ready, noting he can slide into the existing playbook if needed. The Browns sit 5‑3 under Watson, and fans have long pushed for Sanders, who could now lead the team in New Orleans.

Former Tennessee QB Joe Milton named Week 9 starter for Philadelphia Eagles

The Philadelphia Eagles, sitting 2-6 after a season‑long collapse, name former Tennessee quarterback Joe Milton as their Week 9 starter against the New York Giants. With Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts sidelined by blood clots and key players like DeVonta Smith and Saquon Barkley missing games, the team is testing Milton as a potential long‑term backup. The sixth‑round pick (193rd overall, 2024) impressed in the Patriots' 2024 season finale, completing 75.9% of his passes for 241 yards and a TD in a 23‑16 win over Buffalo, but this will be his first NFL start. The game kicks off at 1:00 p.m. ET on Sunday.

From our guy to goodbye: Eagles bench McKee for Joe Milton

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni blindsides fans by benching Tanner McKee and starting 26‑year‑old Joe Milton for Sunday’s game against the New York Giants. Milton, signed from the Dallas Cowboys practice squad just 18 days ago, makes his first NFL start after five relief appearances (37‑53, 424 yards, 2 TDs, 2 INTs) with the Patriots and Cowboys. The move follows a 2‑6 start to the season and reflects Sirianni’s hopes that Milton’s mobility can revive an offense plagued by injuries and line troubles.

Tom Brady says no one is stopping Aaron Rodgers, Steelers in the AFC North

Tom Brady praises Aaron Rodgers' evolution into a pocket passer while noting the Steelers’ dominant 6‑2 start and unchallenged hold on the AFC North. Pittsburgh leads the league in rushing EPA and ranks third in defensive success, allowing just 14.2 points per game over a four‑game win streak. Brady highlights Rodgers’ low turnover rate—six interceptions, five on Hail Marys—and his decision‑making, saying no team can stop the Steelers in the division. The Steelers next travel to face the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 10.

Trade Deadline Latest: Vita Vea, Buccaneers, Falcons, Panthers

The trade deadline buzz centers on Tampa Bay DT Vita Vea, who the Giants are eyeing but the Buccaneers aren’t likely to move, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler and Cameron Wolfe. Buccaneers OC Zac Robinson, once on thin ice after a 1‑5 start, regains footing as the team pivots to a run‑heavy attack and strings together two wins. OLB YaYa Diaby’s trade prospects fade following a recent MCL injury. In Atlanta, GM Ian Cunningham laments a shallow draft haul, and ESPN’s Marc Raimondi doubts any deadline activity, though S Jessie Bates could draw interest. Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers seek budget‑friendly defensive upgrades, with TE Ja’Tavion Sanders flagged as a possible late‑round trade piece.

Philadelphia Eagles: Make Interesting QB Decision for Week 9

The Philadelphia Eagles (2‑6) face the (4‑2‑1) New York Giants in Week 9, and a quarterback shake‑up looms. Coach Nick Sirianni says Tanner McKee will start despite a 0‑3 record and a shaky Sunday Night Football showing (23‑34, 212 yards, 1 INT, 5 sacks). However, insiders Mike Garafolo and Adam Schefter report that Joe Milton III, a raw but athletically gifted 6‑foot‑5, 236‑lb arm talent acquired from the Cowboys’ practice squad on Oct. 16, is set to take the helm. The article weighs the risk of sticking with McKee versus inserting Milton for the Giants matchup.

Arizona Cardinals RB Tyler Allgeier named NFC Offensive Player of the Week

Tyler Allgeier earns his first NFC Offensive Player of the Week honor after a breakout performance in Week 8. The Cardinals rallied from a deficit to beat the Dallas Cowboys in overtime, with Allgeier posting 147 rushing yards, 44 receiving yards and two touchdowns—including a 63‑yard run, the longest rushing TD of the season. Stepping up amid injuries to Jeremiyah Love and Bam Knight, he posted a plus‑96 rushing yards over expected, the best Arizona mark since 2018. The award marks the team’s third NFC Player of the Week this season, its highest total since 2021, and hints at a new offensive spark for Arizona.

Packers rumors: Josh Jacobs’ legal troubles hovering over trade deadline strategy

The Green Bay Packers are weighing trade‑deadline moves before the Nov. 10 deadline, but running back Josh Jacobs’ legal saga adds uncertainty. Jacobs, who returned from the Commissioner’s Exempt list with a touchdown against Carolina, still faces league investigation after pleading no contest to misdemeanor battery and property‑damage charges, potentially risking suspension. Packers scout have also checked offensive linemen, while the NFL’s hottest RB market features Colts star Jonathan Taylor, who may be available as Indianapolis begins a fire‑sale. The team’s willingness to spend on RB depth hinges on Jacobs’ status.

Chicago Bears Rule Out Starter for Remainder of 2026 Season

The Chicago Bears have lost starting left tackle Braxton Jones for the rest of the 2026 season after season‑ending surgery on a partially torn patellar tendon. Jones, who posted 144 snaps with zero sacks allowed and only two pressures before going on IR in Week 3, is the fourth offensive lineman on the depth chart dealing with injury—backup Theo Benedet also carries a shoulder issue, leaving rookie Ozzy Trapilo as a potential starter. The move jeopardizes the Bears' offensive stability as they chase a Super Bowl bid and raises questions about Jones' contract future.

The Hidden Area Pittsburgh Majorly Improved Against Cleveland

The Steelers’ recent win over Cleveland highlighted a dramatic upgrade to their special‑teams coverage, a unit that had previously leaked big plays. With the departure of Ben Skowronek and Brandin Echols, Pittsburgh’s kick‑coverage struggled, but adjustments made before the game tightened the gap and limited the Browns’ return yards. The article breaks down the specific scheme changes, the impact on field position, and what the improvements mean for Pittsburgh’s playoff push.