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Minnesota Vikings News and Links: Only Way To Go Is Up!

The Daily Norseman breaks down the Minnesota Vikings' coaching dilemma as the team leans on veteran QB Kirk Cousins while offensive struggles persist. Defensive coordinator Brian Flores has the league's top defense, but head coach Kevin O'Connell (KOC) faces criticism for juggling nine different starters and a 65% win rate. The article weighs the odds of O'Connell’s dismissal, potential trade value – citing interest from the Commanders, Cowboys, Colts, Chargers and Jets – and the possibility of promoting Flores to head coach. It also previews the upcoming Packers clash, noting Green Bay’s surge to 28 points and 371 yards per game.

Bills Announce Two Practice Squad Moves

The Buffalo Bills add former seventh‑round pick guard Nick Broeker to their practice squad while cutting cornerback A.J. Woods. Broeker, 26, was drafted in 2023, spent time with the Texans, Steelers and Cowboys, and appeared in nine games for Houston in 2024. The move updates the Bills' practice roster, which now includes QB Shane Buechele, RB Frank Gore and several defensive backs. The transaction was announced on November 11, 2026.

Cowboys Week 10 opponent: A look at the 2026 San Francisco 49ers

The Dallas Cowboys head into Week 10 after a 27‑23 win over the Colts to face a 7‑1 San Francisco 49ers team that leads the NFC. The 49ers average 29.4 points while allowing just 19.5, and they rolled past the Raiders 38‑17 with five forced turnovers. Quarterback Brock Purdy is at his peak, posting a 69.1% completion rate, 1,980 yards, 17 TDs and a 109.8 passer rating, plus 201 rushing yards. Coach Kyle Shanahan’s balanced attack features 1,082 rushing yards (4.6 yd/carry) led by Christian McCaffrey (457 yd, nine TDs) and a versatile passing corps with George Kittle, Mike Evans, Deebo Samuel and newcomer Keenan Allen. Dallas must stay disciplined, pressure Purdy and tackle well to contain a multi‑dimensional offense.

Orange in the NFL: week 9 update

Week 9 sees several Syracuse alumni making their mark across the NFL. Atlanta’s Matthew Bergeron earns the highest PFF offensive rating (80.3) with a standout 90.9 run‑blocking grade, while Cleveland’s Andre Szmyt is perfect on the day, converting three field goals, including a 51‑yard tie against New Orleans (19‑21 on the season). Kyle McCord is set to debut for Miami against Indianapolis, and the Jets trade safety Andre Cisco to Detroit for a 2028 sixth‑round pick. Other former Orange contribute on special teams for teams like the Cardinals, Cowboys, Chargers and Buccaneers.

Giancarlo Stanton set for NY Yankees spring training, GM Brian Cashman confirms

Yankees GM Brian Cashman quashes trade rumors and confirms veteran slugger Giancarlo Stanton will report to spring training in February, solidifying his role as the team's primary designated hitter for 2027. Despite an injury‑shortened 2026 season, Stanton remains under his 13‑year, $325 million contract through 2027, with a $25 million annual luxury‑tax hit. Cashman also hinted at potential blockbuster moves, noting Ryan Weathers and Anthony Volpe could be trade pieces for a Texas Rangers star, while the club eyes NPB talent like Teruaki Sato and Shoki Oda.

“I Will Never Forget”: Kyrie Irving’s Heartfelt Gesture for Brain Tumor Survivor Wins Hearts

Kyrie Irving invites brain tumor survivor and basketball creator Tristan Jass to join a pre‑game workout at the Dallas Mavericks arena, marking Jass’s first return to the court three months after surgery. The YouTuber, known for trick‑shot videos inspired by Irving, shares his gratitude on X, describing the session—filled with ball‑handling, footwork and shooting drills alongside NBA skills trainer Phil Handy—as a “full‑circle” moment in his recovery. The heartfelt gesture highlights Irving’s impact on Jass’s career and underscores the emotional significance of the workout for the survivor’s comeback.

Cowboys rookie report: One player rises above the rest

Dallas rookie safety Caleb Downs shines with a game‑changing interception that sealed the Cowboys' 27–23 win over the Colts, adding a blind‑side sack, a tackle for loss and two passes defended in just 64 defensive snaps. The piece then breaks down the week’s rookie performances in draft order, noting limited action for Jaishawn Barham, special‑team duties for Drew Shelton, a quiet pass‑rush from LT Overton, and kickoff return contributions from Camden Brown.

Wild get massive Brock Faber injury update

Minnesota Wild star defenseman Brock Faber is slated to return Saturday night against Boston after undergoing surgery for a skull fracture sustained on Sept. 25 versus Dallas. The 24‑year‑old, who missed the season start and was cleared by doctors but still needs conditioning, could boost a Wild squad that sits atop the Western Conference (13‑3‑4) and ties the Hurricanes in the Presidents’ Trophy race. Faber, an Olympic gold medalist, posted 15 goals, 51 points and a +18 rating last season. Coach John Hynes says he’s ready to rejoin practice, and insider Frank Seravalli confirms his imminent lineup inclusion for the Boston game, completing a three‑game road trip that began with an OT win over Montreal.

Wednesday Morning Links

The Rangers are actively scouting trade options for core players like Corey Seager, with Boston and Philadelphia highlighted as realistic partners. They also seek a new catcher—Logan O’Hoppe is mentioned but noted for defensive shortcomings. Front office discussions center on whether to shed big contracts or stay the course, while the team remains open to offers for Seager, Jacob de Grom and Tyler Eovaldi.

“Making a Mistake”: ESPN Called Out for Snubbing Troy Aikman to Save Money as Greg Olsen Considered Out of Pity

ESPN’s future with former Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman looks shaky as the network weighs replacing him in the Monday Night Football booth. Host Gregg Giannotti argues ESPN may favor former Panthers tight end Greg Olsen—not for talent but to cut costs—after Aikman’s $30 million‑a‑year demand stalled negotiations. Olsen, who was demoted at FOX when Tom Brady took the top spot, is now a leading candidate, though critics question his chemistry with Joe Buck, who just signed a six‑year, $108 million deal. Aikman, whose contract expires after the 2026 season, remains unsigned and may become a free agent, leaving the iconic booth partnership in limbo.

NFLSU Week 9 Report Card

NFLSU’s Week 9 report card shows a mixed bag for alumni. The Bengals’ 34‑17 win over the Falcons earns an A+ thanks to Joe Burrow’s 271‑yard, 3‑TD performance and Ja’Marr Chase’s 155 yards. The Rams beat the Commanders 20‑13 for an A‑, while the Texans’ 44‑22 victory over the Chargers secures a B. Most other games get low marks, with the Jaguars, Cowboys, Lions and 49ers earning Fs or worse, and several outings featuring no former Tigers at all. Overall, NFLSU posts a solid B‑ for the week.