Kirk Cousins knew Jalen Nailor finally showing up for Raiders was imminent
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins knew that Jalen Nailor finally showing up for the offense was imminent, and he did so in Week 8 vs. the New York Jets.
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Mike Washington’s role greatly expands
The Raiders’ 2026 draft class makes a splash in a 38-33 win over the Jets, with several rookies earning significant minutes. Second‑round pick Treydan Stukes logs all 64 defensive snaps and a pass breakup, while third‑rounder Trey Zuhn starts every offensive snap at right guard. Fourth‑rounder Mike Washington bursts onto the scene, handling 60% of the snaps and posting a season‑high 25 carries for 83 yards, effectively overtaking No. 6 overall pick Ashton Jeanty as the lead tailback. Injuries to starter Darien Porter also open doors for fourth‑rounders Jermod McCoy and Zeke Masses. The piece previews the upcoming 49ers matchup and assesses roster spots for later picks.
Silver Adds Fuel to Kirk Cousins Trade Rumors
With the Raiders’ 38-33 win over the Jets on Sunday, trade speculation around Maxx... The post Silver Adds Fuel to Kirk Cousins Trade Rumors appeared first on Raiders Beat .
NFL Week 9 Power Rankings 2026 (BY THE TIME YOU FINISH READING THIS, LAMAR JACKSON HAS A NEW INJURY)
TotalProSports' Week 9 NFL Power Rankings break down the fallout from an injury‑laden Week 8, where no team remains undefeated. The Los Angeles Chargers slip to 32nd after a 24‑9 loss to the Rams, while the Titans (31st) fall in overtime to the Bengals 43‑36. The Dolphins (30th) drop after a 24‑19 collapse against New England, and the Colts (29th) tumble 42‑7 to Jacksonville. Meanwhile the Jets (28th) and Eagles (27th) each lose close games, and the Cardinals (25th) clinch an overtime win over Dallas. The rankings highlight key performances, injuries, and the shifting playoff picture heading into Week 9.
Door closes on Aaron Glenn's last pathway to stay on as Jets head coach
Aaron Glenn is all but done as head coach of the New York Jets, and even Rich Cimini, who thought he had a pathway to retain his job, thinks the door is closed.
The 49ers are reportedly ‘still looking for a receiver and a pass rusher’
NFL insider Jordan Schultz tells The Pivot podcast that the San Francisco 49ers remain active at the trade deadline, still hunting a wide receiver and a pass rusher despite recently acquiring DeForest Buckner. He cites potential targets like Brian Thomas Jr., Jauan Jennings, Calvin Ridley, Jerry Jeudy, Kayshon Boutte, and Hollywood Brown, with Dallas' George Pickens drawing particular buzz. On the edge, Schultz mentions Khalil Mack as a coveted pass rusher, noting interest from the Chargers and the Jets' Will McDonald IV, while Arizona’s Josh Sweat could be a pricey option.
NY Giants report explains obstacle for Jonathan Taylor trade as team could take different direction
A new report says the New York Giants may abandon a Jonathan Taylor trade because they lack sufficient draft capital, prompting head coach John Harbaugh to explore other options. While Taylor remains the most talked‑about target, the Giants are also eyeing Titans backs Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears, Jets running back Breece Hall, and interior defensive tackles Jeffery Simmons and Dalvin Tomlinson to boost their roster for an NFC East push.
Raiders news: Rookie defenders making plays
Rookie safety Treydan Stukes and cornerback Zeke Masses have become the bright spot on a struggling Las Vegas Raiders defense, combining for 10 passes defensed in the first eight games—a franchise record for a rookie class since 2000. Masses logged seven breakups and Stukes three, each recording a pass defense against the New York Jets on Sunday. Their production ranks the Raiders among only eight NFL teams since 2010 with a rookie draft class posting four interceptions and ten pass breakups.
Some Long-Term Thoughts on the Jets at 2-6
Despite the New York Jets’ 2-6 record, the blog argues the team’s offense is a bright spot and could be one of the best in the franchise’s recent 15‑year history. Ranked 12th in EPA/play and 10th in success rate through eight weeks, the young unit—average age 23.8 and largely under contract—features promising prospects like Adonai Mitchell, Omar Cooper, Braelon Allen and linemen Joe Tippmann and Olu Fashanu. The author notes persistent red‑zone woes and questions whether coaching or luck is to blame, but contends the overall record is misleading, with net EPA comparable to teams such as the Raiders, Texans and Giants. The piece suggests the Jets could become a playoff contender if the offense continues to develop.
Is Geno Smith on pace for the best QB season in NY Jets history?
The New York Jets used to pray for times like this. New York fans have endured many a season in which their team seemed to be on the verge of either playoff or title contention, only to be held back by some of the worst quarterback play in the NFL. Plenty of examples quickly come ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Is Geno Smith on pace for the best QB season in NY Jets history? | Jets X-Factor
Geno Smith has done enough to earn the Jets' 2027 starting quarterback job
Geno Smith has without a doubt been one of the brightest spots of the New York Jets' 2026 season, and he's earned the 2027 starting job.
Laughing Todd Bowles
Todd Bowles sounded unusually upbeat and even giggly during yesterday's national radio interview, a stark contrast to his usual demeanor. Listeners noted a noticeable boost in his energy, which some speculate was due to a caffeine surge from indulging in dark chocolate KitKats. The brief clip hints at a lighter side of the Buccaneers' coach, leaving fans curious about what sparked the unexpected laughter.
It’s time for the NY Jets to make this lineup change
The New York Jets find themselves in an interesting spot when it comes to personnel decisions. They have to ask themselves what the priority is: winning or development? Aaron Glenn needs to win games; he’s coaching for his job. But at 2-6, the Jets’ hopes of a playoff season are on the ropes. With little ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT It’s time for the NY Jets to make this lineup change | Jets X-Factor
NY Jets’ Aaron Glenn addresses Breece Hall trade rumors
At 2-6 with one game before the NFL trade deadline, the New York Jets’ top players are emerging in trade speculation across the league. One of those players is star running back Breece Hall. Speaking to the media on Monday, though, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn shut down any trade talk regarding Hall. “Guys, listen, ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT NY Jets’ Aaron Glenn addresses Breece Hall trade rumors | Jets X-Factor
The 1 problem that is holding the Jets offense back from its full potential
The Jets offense is being held back by their red zone offense. After a brutal showing in Week 8, they now rank 32nd in the NFL in efficiency.
New York Jets News: Insider Says Aaron Glenn Path to Salvation has Closed
ESPN analyst Rich Cimini says the New York Jets' head coach Aaron Glenn no longer has a viable path to keep his job after back‑to‑back losses to Miami and the Las Vegas Raiders. With nine games remaining—including a road clash with the Kansas City Chiefs and a home game versus the Buffalo Bills—Cimini predicts the Jets could fall to 2‑8 if those matchups turn into defeats, making the coaching future bleak. While a mid‑season firing remains uncertain, the article notes Glenn's deep Jets history and the mounting pressure as the team faces a daunting schedule against the Chargers and Dolphins.
New York Jets Shut Down Breece Hall Speculation Ahead of 2026 Trade Deadline
Ahead of the Nov. 10, 2026 trade deadline, the New York Jets firmly deny any plans to move running back Breece Hall. Coach Aaron Glenn assures fans Hall, who signed a three‑year, $43.5 M franchise‑tag extension, remains on the roster despite recent trade chatter. Hall is returning from a quadriceps injury to face the Kansas City Chiefs after posting 163 yards on 51 carries and 102 receiving yards this season. While the Jets have traded star cornerback Ahmed Gardner and DT Quinnen Williams for high‑value 2027 first‑round picks, management signals they intend to keep Hall for now.
Raiders may have shown Jets perfect blueprint to building a winner in 2027
The New York Jets may need to follow the team-building blueprint the Las Vegas Raiders used to beat them in their Week 8 game.
Chiefs rookie Mansoor Delane’s nagging shoulder injury isn’t serious, but it isn’t going away soon
Chiefs rookie cornerback Mansoor Delane remains sidelined by a nagging shoulder injury, though doctors deem it non‑serious. Coach Andy Reid says his return is a day‑to‑day decision, with a possible comeback in Week 9 if the shoulder regains enough strength. Delane, who logged 27 tackles, an interception and five passes defended in five games, missed the Week 8 loss to Denver after the injury occurred in practice and he missed two subsequent sessions. With veteran L’Jarius Sneed also on IR, Kansas City hopes the upcoming Jets matchup will reveal Delane’s status.
Raiders QB Kirk Cousins takes In-N-Out tradition to new level after Jets win
After a 38-33 comeback win over the New York Jets in Week 8, Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins continues his post‑victory In‑N‑Out tradition, this time joined by rookie Fernando Mendoza, tight end Brock Bowers and over a dozen teammates. Cousins threw three TD passes and rushed for a score, bringing his season total to 19 TDs, just behind Joe Burrow’s 20. The victory snaps Las Vegas’ four‑game skid and returns the Raiders to .500 ahead of tough matchups with the 49ers, Seahawks and Broncos.
“That Frustrates Me”: Ex-Chiefs HC Issues Strong Response to Controversial Ref Call That Erased Patrick Mahomes’ Game-Winning TD Against Broncos
Kansas City’s season takes a hit after a 28-24 loss to Denver, highlighted by a disputed false‑start on right tackle Jaylon Moore that erased Patrick Mahomes’ apparent game‑winning TD to Rashee Rice. Former Chiefs head coach Dick Verneil lambasted the call, calling it “over‑officiated,” while Andy Reid and Mahomes voiced similar frustration. The penalty, awarded with only four seconds left, forced a second‑and‑goal attempt from the 6‑yard line where Mahomes was sacked, sealing the defeat. The Broncos capitalized despite 11 penalties (105 yards) against the Chiefs, who now look to rebound against the Jets in Week 9.
Mike Francesa rips Aaron Glenn after latest Jets loss: ‘It’s like we’re going through a remedial reading course’
Mike Francesa erupts on the New York Jets after their 38-33 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, dropping the team to 2-6. On his podcast, Francesa slams coach Aaron Glenn for praising “excellent things” despite a back‑to‑back defeat, calling the coach’s comments “remedial reading” and mocking his focus on timeouts and deferments. Other media figures, including Mike Greenberg and Mike Tomlin, have also criticized Glenn’s game management. Francesa’s tirade highlights growing fan frustration as the Jets slump under Glenn’s tenure, a trend that hasn’t seen a winning record since 2015.
Chrebet and Coles on the state of the NY Jets (Video)
Video Description New York Jets legends Wayne Chrebet and Laveranues Coles weigh in on the state of their NFL franchise, along with where head coach Aaron Glenn currently stands. Check out the Wide Open Live Show on YouTube. FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Chrebet and Coles on the state of the NY Jets (Video) | Jets X-Factor
9 blockbuster 2026 NFL trade deadline deals that would be massive mistakes
ClutchPoints warns that chasing big deadline deals could backfire for NFL teams in 2026. It highlights five hazardous trades, such as the Giants taking Colts RB Jonathan Taylor—risking valuable 2027 draft capital for a 28‑year‑old with a declining workload—while the Raiders’ Maxx Crosby would cost the Cowboys too many first‑round picks without guaranteeing defensive stability. Similar missteps are flagged for the Jets, Ravens, and a proposed Jaguars‑Chiefs swap of WR Brian Thomas Jr. The column argues that no single trade can rescue a faltering Super Bowl bid and urges teams to prioritize long‑term assets over flashy acquisitions.
NFC Notes: Todd Bowles, Jordyn Tyson, Buccaneers, Panthers, Saints
Todd Bowles jokes about a win without a pass after Baker Mayfield finished a rain‑soaked Buccaneers victory with zero completions, recalling the 1974 Bills beat the Jets on the ground. The Bucs sit 3‑5 as they dig in. Carolina’s Jaelan Phillips is day‑to‑day, with RB Jonathon Brooks and WR Xavier Legette awaiting clearance to return, while CB Marco Wilson stays in the lineup and DC Ejiro Evero has been fired. Saints rookie WR Jordyn Tyson may debut in Week 9 versus Cleveland after a summer hamstring setback, according to Adam Schefter.
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