Insider James Palmer tells ClutchPoints that veteran RB Jonathan Taylor expects to be traded before the Nov. 10 deadline, as the Indianapolis Colts reshape their roster after firing GM Chris Ballard. Taylor, a former All‑Pro with 8,208 career rushing yards (second in Colts history) and 77 TDs (franchise record), has drawn interest from the Vikings, Giants, Packers and Broncos, but Indianapolis says offers haven’t met its high price. He’s posted 812 scrimmage yards and eight touchdowns in eight games this season, averaging 4.1 yards per carry, and is preparing for Sunday’s matchup against Dallas while bracing for a move.
Giants defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson doubles down on his blunt, film‑based criticism of the unit ahead of the matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles. Wilson says he’s never shied away from hard conversations, calling out collective behaviors—not individuals—after a Week 6 loss where the Giants missed 18 tackles and he branded non‑pursuing players “traitors.” He credits strong player relationships for allowing such honesty. The Giants, now 4‑2‑1 after a 27‑21 win over Houston, aim to keep the momentum against an Eagles team on a six‑game skid.
Tom Brady will return to familiar territory on Sunday, November 8, but his responsibilities will look considerably different.
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The 2026 NFL trade deadline could become one of the most exciting in recent league history. Several franchises
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The 2026 NFL trade deadline approaches, and several franchises face decisions that could reshape their seasons. Some teams
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49ers quarterback Brock Purdy says he holds no hard feelings toward former teammate Brandon Aiyuk, who is seeking reinstatement from the reserve/left squad list before the trade deadline. Purdy admits he hasn’t thought about a possible reunion but stresses any encounter would be “nothing but love.” While Aiyuk, who posted a career‑high 1,342 receiving yards in 2023 and helped San Francisco reach Super Bowl 58, remains in limbo, coach Kyle Shanahan has moved on and GM John Lynch hasn’t ruled out a return. Purdy’s comments focus on personal respect, not contract talk.
The Jacksonville Jaguars dominate the Ravens 33-10 on Thursday Night Football, boosting their record to 6-2 and widening the NFL’s best point differential to +108. Quarterback Trevor Lawrence throws for 242 yards and a TD, earning MVP chants from traveling Jags fans despite modest stats. After a 13-4, 4,000‑yard season last year, Lawrence is on pace for 4,100 yards and 41 touchdowns this year, positioning him as a top MVP candidate alongside Brock Purdy and Josh Allen. With a favorable AFC South schedule, the Jaguars could vie for the AFC’s top seed.
After a 33-10 home loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, Ravens tight end Mark Andrews brushes off the boos from frustrated fans. With quarterback Lamar Jackson out, undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano struggled, completing just 10 passes for 60 yards and two interceptions. Andrews led the team with 19 receiving yards and urged the locker room to stay united amid a four-game skid. The Ravens, now 4-5, hope backup Jacoby Brissett can spark the offense before a crucial matchup against the winless Los Angeles Chargers.
The NFL trade deadline arrives Tuesday, Nov. 10. Ahead of that, we attempt to decipher what options are on the table if GM Brad Holmes looks to make a deal.
Packers safety Evan Williams earns NFC Defensive Player of the Month for October after a breakout season, tallying 41 tackles, two interceptions, four passes defended, a sack, three QB hits and a fumble recovery. He credits the Packers’ “red‑hot” defense, noting the group effort behind his award. Williams posted a league‑best 90.9 defensive grade, allowing only seven completions for 58 yards and a 21.1 passer rating. He becomes the third Packers safety to win the honor, joining Xavier McKinney (2024) and Atari Bigby (2007), and the third consecutive October winner for Green Bay. The team now heads to Gillette Stadium to face the Patriots.
Rookie QB Joe Fagnano endured a rough NFL debut as the Baltimore Ravens fell 33-10 to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday. The undrafted UConn alumnus completed 10 of 18 passes for just 60 yards, threw two interceptions and was sacked once, while the offense managed only 227 total yards and three turnovers. Fagnano acknowledged the performance, saying, “I’m not here to make excuses… I have to play better.” With Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley injured, the Ravens are set to bring in veteran Jacoby Brissett, potentially ending Fagnano’s brief start.
The Jacksonville Jaguars cement themselves as the AFC's new powerhouse after a 33-10 demolition of the Baltimore Ravens, improving to 6‑2. Trevor Lawrence shines, posting eight touchdowns and only one interception in his last three games, while the Coen‑led offense fuels breakout performances from Parker Washington, Jakobi Myers, tight end Brenton Strange and rookie RB Bhayshul Tuten. Defensively, nine men record multiple pass breakups, highlighted by cornerbacks Hunter and Jourdan Lewis. With a pre‑snap motion‑heavy scheme and a stifling secondary, the Jags now pose a serious threat to elite quarterbacks like Mahomes, Allen and Rodgers.
JoeBucsFan.com’s latest post celebrates the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' wild offensive display against the Dixie Chicks, highlighting a game packed with every entertaining football element—from explosive plays to a flawless completion record. The author, Zac Robinson, argues that after such a dominant performance, it’s unlikely the Bucs will ever finish a game without at least one pass completed again. The piece recounts key moments, player highlights, and the sheer spectacle that left fans buzzing.
The Baltimore Ravens fell 33-10 to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday Night Football, extending their skid to four straight defeats. Undrafted rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano, thrust into the role amid Lamar Jackson’s absence, sparked a turnover‑filled second half, including two interceptions and a fumble that led to a Jaguars field goal and sealed the loss. Head coach Jesse Minter called the performance “unacceptable,” noting the team repeatedly got in its own way despite a decent defensive effort. The collapse follows back‑to‑back meltdowns against Cleveland and Cincinnati, highlighting the urgency for Minter to steady his squad.
The Jacksonville Jaguars crush the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 in a rain‑soaked Week 9 road win, showcasing a dominant defensive performance by coordinator Anthony Campanile. Rookie QB Joe Fagnano throws just 60 yards, is sacked, and picks off twice, while the Jaguars force three turnovers and hold Baltimore to a 30% third‑down conversion rate. Trevor Lawrence throws for 197 yards and a TD, and tight end Nate Boerkircher adds 61 yards on two catches early. The win marks Jacksonville’s first multi‑score away victory of the season and extends their league‑best first‑quarter defensive record.
FINAL: Jacksonville Jaguars 33, Baltimore Ravens 10 Somebody needs to explain what exactly is happening in Baltimore, because the Ravens are quickly becoming one of the biggest disappointments in the NFL.
Trent Williams says he holds no grudge toward disgruntled wideout Brandon Aiyuk, calling him "family" despite the receiver's injuries and contract sagas that have plagued the 49ers since 2024. Aiyuk, a 2023 Second‑Team All‑Pro, has not played since tearing his ACL, MCL and meniscus against the Chiefs on Oct. 20, 2024, and his future hangs on a meeting with his agent and the team on Friday. While Williams stays neutral, teammates' opinions may differ as San Francisco weighs whether to keep the 28‑year‑old or move on.
The Jacksonville Jaguars thumped the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 on Thursday, pushing the Ravens to a 4-5 record and extending their four‑game skid. Quarterback Lamar Jackson, out with a right‑thumb injury suffered on a play against the Bills, remained unavailable and coach Jesse Minter refused to comment on his status, hinting the injury could sideline him for the season. Jackson’s season stats were 967 yards, six TDs and one INT before the injury. The Jaguars, now 6-2, saw Trevor Lawrence throw for 242 yards and a TD, while Baltimore’s backups struggled, with Joe Fagnano throwing two interceptions. The Ravens now face the Chargers in Week 10.
The Ravens fell 33-10 to the Jaguars on Thursday night, with undrafted rookie QB Joe Fagnano limping through a 60‑yard passing night and the defense surrendering multiple big plays. Fans and analysts on Baltimore Beatdown call the loss “rock bottom,” blasting the offensive line, Marlon Humphrey, Mark Andrews and others, and demanding a roster reset—potentially a Jacoby Brissett trade and a deadline‑day sell‑off. With Lamar Jackson still out, the consensus is that the team must survive the next eight games while planning a full offseason rebuild under coach Jesse Minter.
The Jacksonville Jaguars routed the Baltimore Ravens 33–10 in Week 9 on November 5, 2026. Jaguars outgained the Ravens, 319 total yards to 227.
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Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter wasn't interested in using the absence of star quarterback Lamar Jackson as an excuse for the team's 33-10 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday.
The NFL's Week 9 slate is its last before the 2026 trade deadline on Nov. 10. Organizations across the league will be evaluating their own roster, as well as the 31 other lineups.
Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy is raving about rookie running back Emmett Johnson after the Nebraska alumnus exploded for 128 yards and a 73-yard touchdown on five catches against the Denver Broncos. The fifth‑round pick, praised for his work ethic and mental toughness, earned high praise despite Bieniemy’s usual dislike of Cornhuskers. With Kansas City on a two‑game losing streak and needing a spark, Johnson could see more touches as the Chiefs face the New York Jets in Week 9.
Liam Coen cements his rising legacy as the Jacksonville Jaguars defeat the Baltimore Ravens 33-10, marking his 25th game as head coach. The Jaguars' offense hits 702 points, making Coen the third‑fastest coach in the Super Bowl era to reach the 700‑point milestone—behind only Mike Martz (22 games) and Sean McVay (23). This achievement follows a playoff run last season and underscores Jacksonville’s status as one of the league’s top teams and most explosive offenses.