J.J. McCarthy is making Kevin O'Connell look worse without saying his name
When talking about his time with the New York Giants, former Minnesota Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy unintentionally criticized Kevin O'Connell.
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Jets’ Breece Hall reveals reason for social media deactivation
Welcome to professional sports in the new, brave world of 2026 — a place where every digital move can be interpreted in a multitude of ways. Hey, that’s just the way it is, as New York Jets running back Breece Hall knows full well. A week after Hall’s sudden deactivation of his X account, which ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Jets’ Breece Hall reveals reason for social media deactivation | Jets X-Factor
Giants Urged to Consider Trade for RB Not Named Jonathan Taylor
With the NFL trade deadline looming on Nov. 10, the New York Giants are eyeing a running back upgrade. While rumors link the team to superstars like Jonathan Taylor, Saquon Barkley, and Derrick Henry, analysts suggest a more realistic target: Titans back Tony Pollard. Pollard, 29, has logged 595 yards and six touchdowns on 133 carries (4.5 yds/att) in eight games, plus 14 receptions for 70 yards. Acquiring him would be cheaper than a blockbuster deal and could fix the Giants' ball‑security issues while adding speed and patience to their ground game as they chase a playoff berth.
Fantasy Football Week 9 Player Grades & Start/Sit Advice (2026)
Welcome to Week 9, friends. As always, we’re here to provide you with some fantasy football Quick Grades (or Start/Sit Grades, if you prefer) for the week. We tapped our consensus projections and rankings, along with Derek Brown’s weekly Primer, to generate this ... read more »
Steelers Slide in AFC Standings After Thursday Night Football
The Steelers slip from No. 3 to fourth in the AFC despite a 6‑2 record after Thursday Night Football saw the Jacksonville Jaguars beat a rain‑shortened Baltimore Ravens. Both teams now sit 6‑2, but Jacksonville’s five AFC wins outpace Pittsburgh’s three, dropping the Steelers out of the playoff picture temporarily. After a dominant win over the Browns and a four‑game streak, the Steelers return from a bye to face the Bengals on Nov. 15, seeking to reclaim ground as injuries reshape the conference.
It can’t get much worse for the Chargers
The Los Angeles Chargers enter Week 9 at 0-7, still the NFL’s only winless team, as they prepare to host the 2-5 Houston Texans at SoFi Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 6, 2026. Despite a recent loss to the Rams and a stagnant 8% confidence rating in a Reacts poll, the Chargers hope to halt their losing streak. Kickoff is 1:05 pm PT, with the game airing on CBS and streaming via Paramount Plus.
Zach Allen and Malcom Roach Are Quietly Dominating in Denver
The Denver Broncos’ interior pass rush is being powered by Zach Allen and Malcolm Roach, two under‑the‑radar linemen who have quietly become league leaders. Through eight weeks, Allen posts a 79.2 PFF overall grade, tops interior players with 34 pressures, 4.5 sacks and a league‑high number of quarterback hits, while also drawing double teams and even blocking a field‑goal in Week 5. Roach, stepping into the void left by John Franklin‑Myers, records 3.5 sacks, 23 pressures (12th among interior linemen), 24 tackles and four passes defensed, ranking fifth in ESPN’s run‑stop win rate. Their combined impact fuels Denver’s top‑ten sack total and disrupts opponents, yet they receive little national attention.
Shedeur Sanders' Brother Shilo Calls Out Browns Reporters for 'Messy' Questions to QB in New Video
Shilo Sanders, the brother of Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders, posted a video criticizing reporters for their "messy questions" while watching his brother's Wednesday press conference.
Potential Steelers WR Trade Target Ruled Out
The Steelers’ pursuit of New York Jets wideout Garrett Wilson fizzles as the 25-year‑old suffers a concussion from a helmet‑to‑helmet hit in Week 8 against the Las Vegas Raiders. Wilson, who inked a four‑year, $130 million extension through 2030, is out for the Jets’ upcoming game versus Kansas City and has publicly denied any trade request. Despite speculation that the Jets might entertain a deal for a 2028 first‑round pick, GM Darren Mougey says Wilson remains a core piece. With Pittsburgh’s receiver corps battered, the trade window closes with the deadline looming, leaving Omar Khan’s next move uncertain.
Last-minute fantasy football streaming options for NFL Week 9: Wide Receiver
Week 9 fantasy football streaming choices spotlight four wide receivers. Matthew Golden (GB) logged 7 receptions, 79 yards and a TD versus Carolina despite injury concerns, making him a solid PPR starter against New England. Luther Burden III (CHI) posted 7 catches on 9 targets and a TD in a win over Seattle, showing a rising role and weekly floor for Chicago’s matchup with Tampa Bay. Rashee Rice (KC) led the Chiefs with 7 of 8 targets and a TD in a loss to Denver; if cleared from injuries, he could be a high-upside starter versus the Jets. Tetairoa McMillan (CAR) offers steady target volume—6 catches for 58 yards against Green Bay—but lacks recent TDs, keeping him as a reliable WR2 in PPR formats. Check injury reports before finalizing lineups.
Packers Insider Gives Team Clear Directive Before Trade Deadline
With the NFL trade deadline looming on Nov. 10, Packers GM Brian Gutekunst faces pressure to break the franchise’s historic draft‑first approach. Insider Bill Huber urges Green Bay to swing for a blockbuster, pointing to a possible deal for Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor or a bold offensive‑line trade for Eagles center Landon Dickerson. The Packers have hovered between contender and playoff‑miss this season, and many fans see a big acquisition as the missing piece to end their championship drought. The article outlines these rumors and the clear directive for Green Bay to get aggressive before the deadline.
Vikings’ Star O-Lineman Unsure on Status vs Bills
The Minnesota Vikings will be without their starting QB Monday, and Christian Darrisaw doesn't seem all that confident his injured shoulder will be ready.
Garrett Wilson injury update: Bad news on Jets star WR in Week 9
Friday's injury report on Garrett Wilson is troublesome.
Who Should I Start for Fantasy Football Week 9? DeMario Douglas, Devin Singletary, Dylan Sampson, Christian Watson, Ollie Gordon II, Jordan Mason, Michael Wilson, Tyler Allgeier
Who Should I Start? Who Should I Sit? Some of the most common Week 9 fantasy football lineup decisions involve […]
5 Dynasty Fantasy Football Buys for Contenders: Players to Trade For in Week 9 (2026)
Jared Goff and D'Andre Swift sit close together in the dynasty market, but the offers I'd make for them are […]
Nick Foles’ criticism of the Eagles offense reveals a bigger problem
Former Eagles quarterback Nick Foles lashes out at the team’s offensive coaching on his "SZN with Nick Foles" podcast, calling the rookie staff’s game‑planning “wrong from the start” after a 17‑point loss to Washington. He argues the playbook ignores personnel limits, citing mis‑aligned running backs and a lack of urgency for Tanner McKee, and even compares the Eagles’ detail work unfavorably to Big‑12 offenses. Foles points out that Philadelphia now ranks 30th in points per game (17.1) and 32nd in total yards (265.3), with a league‑worst 34.1% three‑and‑out rate, suggesting deeper systemic issues beyond injuries. The criticism raises questions about head coach Nick Sirianni’s “Tough, Detailed, Together” mantra and whether the offensive regression stems from coaching structure rather than the play‑caller.
WR Strength of Schedule Analysis - Fantasy Football Wide Receiver Matchups (2026)
Pittsburgh has the most favorable remaining schedule for wide receivers in this analysis. Houston has the best fantasy-playoff run. Buffalo […]
NFL star TreVeyon Henderson hospitalized after ‘medical emergency’
Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson announced on X that he spent several days in the hospital after an "unexpected and unusual medical emergency" causing unexplained neurological symptoms. He underwent extensive testing, which returned positive results, but the cause remains unknown. Henderson, a 2025 second‑round pick who logged 1,132 yards as a rookie and helped New England reach the Super Bowl, has seen a dip in production this sophomore season. The article notes his college success at Ohio State, including the 2024 CFP title, and hopes for a full recovery.
NFL predictions: Fireworks between Falcons and Bengals
The Falcons, now 3‑5 and tied for last in the NFC South, face a must‑win against the high‑powered Bengals in Week 9’s Madrid showdown. Cincinnati boasts the league’s second‑best scoring offense, led by QB Joe Burrow and the Ja’Marr Chase‑Tee Higgins duo, but ranks near the bottom in rushing. Atlanta’s defense hopes to exploit that weakness with a fully healthy secondary (A.J. Terrell, C.J. Henderson, Billy Bowman) and the return of edge rusher James Pearce Jr. Offensively, rookie QB Michael Penix Jr. must rebound from a rainy loss, while Bijan Robinson offers a potential “takeover” against a vulnerable Bengals run defense. The game hinges on the Falcons’ ability to limit Burrow’s passing and capitalize on their own scoring chances.
Patriots’ TreVeyon Henderson releases statement detailing ‘unexpected’ medical emergency
Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson issues a statement after an unexpected medical emergency forced him into several days of hospitalization. He described unexplained neurological symptoms that have impacted his strength, coordination and overall physical function. While extensive testing returned "positive and reassuring" results, doctors have not identified the cause. Henderson says his focus is on recovery, working with specialists and physical therapists, and prioritizing his long‑term health. The Patriots organization hopes he regains full strength and receives answers soon.
The killer mistake Lions must avoid at 2026 NFL trade deadline
The Detroit Lions sit 5-2 and chase the NFC North, but defensive injuries—Jack Campbell, DJ Reed, DJ Wonnum— threaten their momentum. With $62.08 million in cap space and ten 2027 draft picks, GM Brad Holmes must resist the urge to trade future assets for a marquee player at the 2026 deadline. The article warns the Lions should limit any deal to a maximum of a third‑round pick and target affordable, contract‑flexible options like Miami’s Jordyn Brooks, cornerback JuJu Brents, or other veteran backs from the Chargers and Commanders. A savvy, low‑cost defensive patch could keep Detroit competitive without mortgaging its future.
CJ Daniels can help wake up a drowsy Rams passing game
The Los Angeles Rams rank third in NFL passing yards but have struggled to move the ball through their secondary receivers over the past two games, especially after Davante Adams landed on IR. Rookie wideout CJ Daniels, a 2026 sixth‑round pick from Liberty, LSU and Miami, is being touted as the answer. At 6’2”, 202 lb., he boasts zero drops in his senior year, 75.6% contested‑catch rate and solid blocking, though his speed is average (4.58 sec 40‑yard). With the Rams' cap at only $8K, Sean McVay may have to rely on Daniels to revive a drowsy passing attack.
Arizona Cardinals trade of Jacoby Brissett official
The Arizona Cardinals finalize the trade of veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett to the Baltimore Ravens. Baltimore receives Brissett plus a 2027 fifth‑round pick, while Arizona gets a 2027 fourth‑rounder and a 2028 seventh‑rounder, and covers $2.7 million of Brissett’s salary after his trade demand following a benching. The move clears roster space for the Cardinals’ new coach, and gives Brissett a fresh start in Baltimore.
‘We Underpaid Him’: Vince Williams Says Darnell Washington Contract Extension ‘Feels Like A Steal’
The Steelers have sealed tight end Darnell Washington with a four-year, $42 million extension—$21 million guaranteed—making him the NFL’s 12th‑highest paid tight end. Veteran Vince Williams claims the team “underpaid” Washington, calling the deal a steal despite the sizable payout. The contract marks a key offseason move as Pittsburgh adds depth across the roster, and Washington enters his third season with heightened expectations.
Free agents: The five best unattached players available in each position
Which players are available as free agents? TEAMtalk takes a look at the best by position
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