Adam Schefter’s source tells ESPN there’s “no way” the New York Jets will trade star wide receiver Garrett Wilson before the Nov. 10 deadline, despite interest from San Francisco. The 49ers, dealing with injuries to Deebo Samuel, Mike Evans and De’Zhaun Stribling, face cap issues and limited offensive familiarity, making a Wilson deal financially and strategically unlikely. The report suggests Wilson will remain with the Jets, leaving the 49ers to pursue other receiver options while maintaining their current roster flexibility.
The Rays lock up right‑hander Drew Rasmussen with a $20 MM option but plan to trade him, placing him No. 2 on MLBTR’s Top 40 trade list. Meanwhile, the Braves hire former Astros GM Dana Brown as senior scouting adviser to boost affordable talent for a $215.8 MM 2027 payroll. The Giants must clear ten 40‑man roster spots after a wave of IL returns, with key players like Rafael Devers and Matt Chapman likely staying. At the 4 PM CT deadline, teams will issue qualifying offers worth $23.15 MM; likely recipients include Randy Arozarena, Seiya Suzuki and Trevor Rogers, while borderline cases feature Jazz Chisholm Jr. and top relievers Adrian Morejon and David Bednar.
With the NFL trade deadline looming on Nov. 10, the Indianapolis Colts have shifted from keeping star RB Jonathan Taylor to openly fielding offers. Adam Schefter says the asking price mirrors the 2022 package the 49ers gave the Panthers for Christian McCaffrey—multiple mid‑round picks, likely a second‑rounder plus a Day‑3 selection. Teams reportedly interested include the Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants, each grappling with weak backfields. Taylor, an elite back with two contract years remaining, could fetch a McCaffrey‑type return, though a more modest haul seems probable.
The 49ers may not be in on the Maxx Crosby sweepstakes anymore, but that doesn't mean they don't still have a dog in the fight.
A blockbuster trade idea would send Jets star Garrett Wilson to the 49ers, potentially removing a major AFC East obstacle from the Patriots' path.
The Colorado Avalanche fire on home ice, with Martin Necas scoring in the second period against the Calgary Flames at Ball Arena on Oct. 31, 2026, while Cale Makar and Nazem Kadri add to the offensive surge. Meanwhile, the Montreal Canadiens extend their winning streak as goalie Jacob Fowler shines, and Sidney Crosby sets a new NHL record for the Pittsburgh Penguins. The roundup also notes Detroit’s late‑game collapse against St. Louis, veteran forwards edging toward a Flyers return, the Devils’ impressive early‑season stats, San Jose’s coaching frustrations, and Anton Lundell’s breakout role for the Panthers.
The Boston Bruins snap a two‑game slide with a dramatic comeback, rallying from two goals down in the third to beat the Chicago Blackhawks 4‑3 in overtime. Morgan Geekie scores with 10.2 seconds left, and Elias Lindholm nets the OT winner—his first as a Bruin—while David Pastrnak moves into sole possession of third place on the franchise’s all‑time goal list (428). Elsewhere, Nikita Kucherov’s trade request dominates Lightning headlines, with reports that Montreal and Toronto are top targets, while Detroit’s Dylan Larkin faces criticism amid an unresolved trade list. The recap also touches on the Devils’ 9‑5‑0 start, the Canadiens thriving without Nick Suzuki, and the Sharks’ struggle after a 5‑1 loss to Ottawa.
The Warriors host the Clippers without Stephen Curry and Draymond Green as both teams navigate major injuries.
Yaxel Lendeborg's brutal self-admission of his own performance is what will help make him a great of the Golden State Warriors.
Stephen Curry’s absence adds another layer of intrigue to an already compelling Western Conference matchup. With both teams dealing with key injuries, the spotlight falls on their available stars, projected lineups, and rotation depth. So, what should fans know before the action begins? From where to watch to the latest injury updates, here’s everything to […]
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The Falcoholic breaks down the Falcons' Week 8 clash with the Buccaneers on Sunday, Nov. 1 at 1 p.m. ET, airing on FOX from Raymond James Stadium. The article lists TV and radio options (FOX Sports app, NFL+, 92.9 The Game), announcers Mark Followill, Daryl Johnston, and Allison Williams, plus FanDuel odds. After a season‑saving win over the 49ers, Atlanta aims to improve to 4‑2 in the NFC and reach .500. A quick schedule recap shows the Falcons sitting 3‑4 overall heading into the game.
Sharp Football Analysis rolls out its free Week 7 NFL matchups tool, ranking every offense and defense across five categories—overall, passing, rushing, pressure and explosives. The interactive table shows each team’s rank (1‑32) and the "edge" indicating where a unit holds a clear advantage. Highlights include the 49ers’ top‑ranked offense facing a 9th‑ranked Falcons defense (big offense edge), the Patriots’ offense (rank 9) versus the Bears’ defense (rank 18) with a modest offense edge, and the Ravens‑Bengals clash where the Ravens’ #7 offense meets the Bengals’ #8 defense (big offense edge). Users can tap any row for deeper trend lines, making it easy to spot mismatches and predict outcomes for the October 22‑25 slate.
The 49ers face a mixed week of headlines as trade talks stall and veteran players return. NFL insider Adam Schefter reports the Jets will not move wideout Garrett Wilson before the Nov. 10 deadline, despite league-wide interest. Meanwhile, former 49ers defensive end DeForest Buckner joins a growing group of ex‑players who have re‑signed with San Francisco, highlighting the team's reputation for keeping ties. Former player‑turned‑executive John Lynch praises quarterback Brock Purdy, noting his ability to process complex pre‑snap motions, handle Kyle Shanahan’s demands, and improve his pocket presence after criticism of his arm strength. The article urges coaches Jim Harbaugh and Mike McDaniel to capitalize on these positives and push for a win.
The NFL has fined San Francisco 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw $12,537 over an incident involving Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London in their Week 7 29-20 loss, NFL insider Tom Pelissero reported on Saturday. The league penalized the 29-year-old for unnecessary roughness after an attempted forced fumble resulted in a punch to London’s helmet. Greenlaw […]
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Austin Reaves openly admits his poor performance in the Lakers' 25‑point collapse against the Golden State Warriors on Oct. 30, 2026. He logged eight turnovers, shot 9‑for‑19 and posted a -13 plus‑minus, the worst among starters, as the second unit fell apart without Luka Dončić. Reaves blamed no excuses, vowing to study film and improve, while noting opponents are now loading double‑team pressure on him. The article highlights his accountability and the challenge of building chemistry with new offseason additions.
Another early season rest for Stephen Curry and Draymond Green risks blowing momentum built by the Golden State Warriors over the past three games.
The Golden State Valkyries just made WNBA history by winning the title in their second year of existence, and it will be fair to say that their NBA counterparts have also noticed. Especially Golden State Warriors star Yaxel Lendeborg, who was in attendance at Chase Center as the Valkyries won Game 7 68-63. Lendeborg walked […]
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Skip Bayless had reason to celebrate alongside Golden State after the Valkyries completed a remarkable rise to the top of the WNBA. The franchise captured its first championship on Saturday, edging the Atlanta Dream, 68-63, in a decisive Game 7. Following the victory, Bayless took to X, formerly Twitter to congratulate the newly crowned champions […]
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Kristin Juszczyk, wife of 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk, emotionally recounts her mother’s battle with breast cancer, sharing how the loss shaped her advocacy. She partners with Novartis on the Understand eBC Risk campaign, urging women to perform self‑exams and consider maintenance therapy. Highlighting her philanthropic efforts, Kristin auctioned a Super Bowl LVIII puffer vest for $75,000 to the National Breast Cancer Foundation and collaborated with Athleta on a breast‑cancer‑awareness sports bra benefiting Susan G. Komen. Her message emphasizes personal health responsibility as Breast Cancer Awareness Month approaches.
The Warriors head into a November 1 showdown with a reshaped Clippers squad at Chase Center. After a dramatic comeback win over the Lakers—trailing 38-15 and erasing a 23‑point deficit, a first in the shot‑clock era—Golden State sits at .500 despite missing Steph Curry and Draymond Green for the game. The Clippers, now 1-4, have lost Kawhi Leonard and rely on Darius Garland, Brandon Ingram and rookie Keaton Wagler, who posted 7‑of‑8 free throws in a recent 127-101 win in Minnesota. Warriors bench stars like De’Anthony Melton (16 pts) and Georges Niang (+21) could be pivotal, while Curry’s 29.2 PPG season and the Warriors’ small‑ball line‑up set the stage for a must‑watch clash.
Angel Reese may have hit an early 3-pointer in Game 7 against the Valkyries, but Gabby Williams got the last laugh. The Golden State star had a monstrous performance to lead the Valkryies to the 68-63 win in Game 7 and the WNBA championship. In the midst of Williams’ historic heater, the Chase Center crowd […]
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The Los Angeles Lakers are set to face off agains the visiting Toronto Raptors on Sunday as they look to erase the bitter taste of their collapse against the Golden State Warriors on Friday. And they potentially will have reinforcements in the wing. Lakers rookie guard Cameron Carr was no longer on the team’s injury […]
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Chet Holmgren's knee injury complicates a potential Golden State Warriors trade pursuit prior to the mid-season deadline.
The Oklahoma City Thunder’s injury crisis may hand a West‑coast opening to the Golden State Warriors. After the Oct. 25 loss to the Clippers, the Thunder have lost starter Jalen Williams (fractured fibula, dislocated ankle), Cason Wallace (torn labrum) and Chet Holmgren (patellar‑tendon tear), sidelining them for 8–10 weeks each, leaving only Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander and Moses Hartenstein healthy. The spate of injuries parallels past playoff upsets, and with other Western teams like the Timberwolves and Grizzlies also missing stars, the Warriors could capitalize as Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody return in 2027. The article examines how the Thunder’s depleted roster could reshape the conference race this season.
The Ottawa Senators crush the San Jose Sharks 5-1 on Oct. 31, 2026, snapping a winless stretch and bolstering their playoff hopes in the Atlantic Division. Coach Jason Spezza’s line shuffles—Cozens to Stützle’s wing, Pinto at 2C, and Greig at 3C—pay off as Ottawa controls possession from the opening face‑off. Dylan Cozens opens the scoring, followed by goals from Batherson, Tomasino (his first point as a Senator), and a late power‑play finish by Stützle after a bench‑minor on the Sens. Goal‑ie Joonas Ersson backs up the win with solid saves. The victory nets two points and a needed confidence boost as the Sens close out October.