Raiders trade deadline: 3 players to bring in and 3 to ship out
The Las Vegas Raiders should consider bringing in a handful of players and trading away a handful of players at the trade deadline.
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Seahawks All-22 review: The good and bad from an ugly loss to the Bears
The Seahawks’ 28‑20 loss to the Chicago Bears on Nov. 5, 2026, exposes deep offensive and defensive flaws that could jeopardize a Wild Card push. Seattle converts just 1 of 11 third‑downs (9.1%) and repeatedly forces long third‑down situations, highlighting first‑down inefficiency. Quarterback Sam Darnold struggles with pressure, missed throws, and a rib injury, while offensive coordinator Brian Fleury’s play‑calling lacks cohesion and fails to counter blitzes. The defeat also widens the gap behind the 49ers and drops Seattle in the NFC West race, underscoring the urgent need for a more disciplined game plan.
3 doomsday destinations Brandon Aiyuk could join to haunt 49ers if he's released
49ers wideout Brandon Aiyuk will likely be moving on from San Francisco, and some WR-needy teams await.
Latest injury update leaves Bears with an obvious Ozzy Trapilo decision
With Theo Benedet not practicing and Braxton Jones on Injured Reserve, it's time the Chicago Bears finally let Ozzy Trapilo take over at left tackle.
Khalil Mack expresses his desire to remain with Chargers—but we'll see what happens
We won't know Khalil Mack's true status with the Los Angeles Chargers until the trade deadline has passed.
Does Carson Wentz make the Minnesota Vikings a bigger threat to Buffalo Bills?
Buffalo Rumblings examines whether Carson Wentz’s start for the Vikings makes them a bigger threat to the Bills. Using Pro‑Football‑Reference splits, the author notes Wentz’s higher yards‑per‑attempt and touchdown percentage (7.7% vs. Murray’s 3.2%) but also his lower completion rate and similar interception rate in a tiny two‑game sample. Murray still posts a better completion rate and lower sack vulnerability. Historically, Wentz’s career touchdown rate (4.6%) edges Murray’s (4.1%), while both share a 2.0% interception rate. The piece weighs these stats to gauge the Vikings’ upcoming impact against Buffalo.
Our Defense vs. Their Offense: Cleveland Browns
The Canal Street Chronicles previews the Saints‑Browns clash, highlighting Cleveland’s battered offense without starter Deshaun Watson, who’s in concussion protocol and will be replaced by rookie Shedeur Sanders. The Browns rank 24th in total offense (301 ypg), 24th in rushing (97 ypg), and last in pass protection after surrendering 33 sacks. Key threats include RB Quinshon Judkins, TE/leading receiver Harold Fannin Jr., rookie WR KC Concepcion Jr., and veterans Jerry Jeudy and Denzel Boston. New Orleans struggles defensively, allowing 139 rushing yards (29th) and a porous secondary, but boasts sack star Chase Young. The article questions whether the Saints can pressure the backup QB and improve a weak run defense.
Texans Must Overcome their Abilene Christian Problem to Stay Alive for Top 2 Seed
Tarleton State (9-0) eyes a top‑two playoff seed, but must survive a surprise‑prone foe in #23 Abilene Christian this Saturday. The Wildcats have stunned TSU before—31‑28 in 2025 and 35‑31 in 2024—making the “Hundred‑Mile Showdown” a potential upset despite TSU’s status as a 10‑point road underdog. Quarterback Kaden Anderson boasts 26 TDs and four picks, while RB trio Tylan Hines, Bryce Green and Miequle Brock drive a high‑scoring attack. A win secures home‑field advantage and a shot at the national title; a loss could cost a coveted top‑two seed. The game streams on ESPN+ at 7 p.m. ET.
NY Giants Pursuit of Jonathan Taylor Trade Takes Big Hit In New Week 9 Rumor
The New York Giants’ chase for Indianapolis Colts star Jonathan Taylor hits a snag as new reports suggest the price could jump to a first‑round pick – a package comparable to the 49ers‑Panthers McCaffrey deal. With the Giants sitting 4‑2‑1 atop the NFC East and looking to upgrade their defensive line and backfield before the Week 9 trade deadline, losing additional draft capital would leave them with only five picks in April’s draft, risking long‑term depth. The high cost raises doubts about whether the Giants will pull the trigger.
49ers DE Nick Bosa’s own words foreshadow Week 9 injury return vs. Raiders
The 49ers may lose WR Mike Evans for Week 9, but defensive end Nick Bosa is poised to return against the Las Vegas Raiders. Insider Ian Rapoport reports Bosa, who missed a month‑and‑a‑half with a calf strain and is still recovering from a torn ACL that limited him to three games last season, practiced this week and told teammates he feels ready. The five‑time Pro Bowler’s comeback comes as the Raiders have allowed just 11 sacks, the fourth‑fewest in the league. San Francisco hopes Bosa’s return bolsters their Super Bowl push.
Arizona Cardinals news: Cardinals-Seahawks final score predictions
The Arizona Cardinals, fresh off an overtime win against the Dallas Cowboys, have named Gardner Minshew the starting quarterback after trading Jacoby Brissett to the Ravens. With Minshew aiming to secure the Cardinals' first victory over the Seattle Seahawks since 2021, the blog predicts a pivotal game that could spark a season turnaround. Links include analysis of the Cardinals' offensive challenges and recent player performances, plus broader NFL news on the Jaguars' win over the Ravens and trade speculation.
Chiefs' Rice files for bankruptcy
Brewers one win from pennant
Charlie Batch Shouts Out Steelers DL Coach: ‘Has All Of These Guys Believing’
Charlie Batch praises Steelers defensive line coach Domata Peko, saying he’s getting the entire unit buying in. After a season of over‑paying but under‑performing, Pittsburgh’s D‑line finally clicks, shedding its reliance on Cam Heyward and delivering consistent pressure. Batch’s shout‑out highlights the dramatic turnaround and suggests the new coaching approach could be the catalyst for a stronger defense this year.
Barry Sanders Sheds Light on Biggest What-If In Detroit Lions History
Barry Sanders reveals how Joe Montana wanted to join the Detroit Lions in 1993, only for the front office to reject the opportunity.
Joe Fagnano’s Wife Completely Stole The Show During Thursday Night Football — The Cameraman Couldn’t Resist [VIDEOS + PHOTOS]
Joe Fagnano’s first NFL start for the Ravens against the Jacksonville Jaguars turns into a viral spotlight on his wife, Lydia, who dominates Thursday Night Football camera coverage. While Fagnano throws 10‑of‑18 for 60 yards with two interceptions in a fourth straight loss, fans and Twitter users flood the feed with jokes about Lydia’s “Taylor Swift‑level” fame, noting she appears far more often than his 10 completions. The Ravens are also reportedly near a trade for veteran QB Jacoby Brissett, who may debut on Nov. 16 versus the Chargers.
Jordan Watkins has clear chance to continue coming out party
Jordan Watkins shone in the 49ers’ 29-20 loss to the Falcons, hauling in three catches for 56 yards and nearly scoring on a dramatic fourth‑quarter dive that was overturned on review. With wideout injuries persisting—including Mike Evans, Deebo Samuel and possibly Christian Kirk—Watkins could become Brock Purdy’s primary target when San Francisco returns from its bye to face the Las Vegas Raiders. The Raiders rank near the bottom of the league in pass‑defense success, giving Watkins a prime chance to exploit his speed and chemistry with Purdy for a breakout performance in Week 9.
Chiefs' hopes for Brian Thomas Jr. trade take a hit with latest Jaguars report
James Palmer's latest pre-deadline on Brian Thomas Jr. is not a positive one for the Chiefs.
Derrick Henry addresses Ravens future amid trade speculation, potential NY Giants interest
Derrick Henry quashes New York Giants trade rumors as the Baltimore Ravens slide to a 4–5 record amid a four‑game losing streak. The veteran back told reporters he’s focused on helping Baltimore improve, dismissing any talk of leaving. Meanwhile, the Ravens’ offense struggles with quarterback injuries and Henry’s production has dropped—he’s yet to hit 60 yards in each of the recent defeats, including a 45‑yard effort on 17 carries versus Cincinnati. Giants insiders also downplay the deal, even as New York bolsters its roster after acquiring QB Jacoby Brissett.
Jacksonville Jaguars News: Jaguars offense so dominant, fans could only nitpick defense in win
The Jacksonville Jaguars steamrolled the Baltimore Ravens Thursday night, posting a double‑digit victory that left fans talking more about the offense than the defense. Trevor Lawrence and his unit were praised for their dominance, while the Ravens‑anchored Jaguars defense drew criticism for missed tackles and lack of discipline early in the game. The win placed Jacksonville among an elite group of teams, prompting extensive discussion in live chats and coverage on Jaguars.com, Jags Wire and ESPN.
GM 17 Recap: Vancouver Canucks @ Winnipeg Jets
The Winnipeg Jets, snapping a lengthy losing streak, aim to kick off a winning run as the Vancouver Canucks drop in for a GM 17 showdown. The recap notes the Jets’ aggressive forecheck from the opening face‑off, giving them an early lead in the first period. The article details how the True Northers push for points against the struggling Canucks, offering play‑by‑play insights and key moments from the game.
Will Falcons’ James Pearce Jr. play vs. Bengals in Week 9 after 8-game suspension?
The Atlanta Falcons face the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 9 while weighing the return of edge rusher James Pearce Jr. After serving an eight‑game suspension for personal‑conduct violations, Pearce is cleared to play but is battling a back injury that the team will monitor over the weekend. Coach Kevin Stefanski hopes Pearce can boost the pass rush, building on his rookie season’s 10.5 sacks. Meanwhile, RB Brian Robinson Jr. is ruled out with a hamstring strain. Pearce’s availability could be a key factor in Atlanta’s defensive game plan against the Bengals.
The Top Five Noisiest and Quietest NFL Stadiums in 2026
ReSound US’s new study ranks NFL venues by a Noise Index that blends attendance, TripAdvisor complaints and architectural design. AT&T Stadium tops the list as the loudest stadium (24.90/30) with a record 92,991 average fans in 2025, followed by Mercedes‑Benz, U.S. Bank, SoFi and Lumen Field. At the opposite end, EverBank Stadium is the quietest (3.41/30), backed by just one noise mention and low design scores, with Nissan, Northwest, Soldier Field and Raymond James rounding out the bottom five. The rankings help fans who crave roaring crowds or need a calmer environment understand which stadiums deliver the most or least noise.
Commanders GM Adam Peters discusses Jayden Daniels, NFL trade deadline
Commanders GM Adam Peters told 106.7‑FM The Fan that rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels is gaining confidence, especially throwing into tight windows, and the team’s ball‑security is improving despite a losing record. He confirmed the return of defensive end Johnny Newton this week and highlighted depth gains from Tim Settle, Shy Tuttle, Deatrich Wise and Charles Omenihu after season‑ending injuries to Javon Kinlaw and Daron Payne. Peters praised Antonio Williams’ route running and expects more targets for him. Regarding the NFL trade deadline, he says any moves will come early next week and won’t be dictated by Sunday’s result. The latest injury updates include a calf strain to Dyami Brown and Terry McLaurin’s post‑surgery rehab.
Booms and Busts - Fantasy Football Starts and Sits for Week 9 Lineups
Eight weeks into the 2026 season, we have enough matchup data to carry real weight instead of reflecting a handful […]
Ravens Report Card, Week 9: More dreadful offensive play leading to a lopsided loss
The Ravens tumble to a 33-10 Thursday night loss against the Jacksonville Jaguars, marking their fourth straight defeat and third by 20-plus points. Rookie QB Joe Fagnano, nursing an ankle injury, throws just 60 yards, completes 10 of 18 passes and is intercepted twice. Derrick Henry limps to a meager 57 yards on 17 carries (C+), while Justice Hill provides a lone spark with a 65-yard TD run. Wideouts and tight end Mark Andrews struggle, earning low grades, and the offensive line garners a D+ despite full‑line starters. Defensively the line holds the run (C) but edge rushers slip to D+ with no sacks. The report card underscores a rock‑bottom offensive showing.
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