The Chicago Bears survive five turnovers to edge the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27‑24 on a 38‑yard walk‑off field goal by Cairo Santos. Despite quarterback Caleb Williams throwing four interceptions, he rallies with a 38‑yard pass to Colston Loveland that sets up the winning kick. The defense shines, with Devin Bush posting nine tackles and two pass breakups, while Jeffery Simmons records his sixth sack of the season. Injuries pile up—Kyle Monangai, Malik Muhammad, Tyrique Stevenson, Kyler Gordon and Luther Burden all miss time—making the upcoming bye week crucial for health and a potential center change. The Bears improve to 7‑2, win four straight, and head into the break with momentum but many questions to resolve.
The trade deadline just reshuffled half the league, the injury report is long and four teams are on bye. Week 10 waivers are where your season gets saved or sunk.
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Michigan State snaps Duke’s 79‑game streak of holding a lead within the final minute with a gritty 79‑73 triumph at the State Farm Champions Classic in Chicago. The No. 5 Spartans, now 3‑0, limited the No. 2 Blue Devils to 33.3% shooting, forced 13 turnovers and recorded eight blocks and seven steals. Jeremy Fears led with 18 points, seven rebounds and 11 assists, becoming only the second player in five seasons to post a 15‑5‑10 line against a top‑five opponent. Coach Tom Izzo’s relentless defense earned the Spartans their first win over Duke in five Classic meetings. They host Northern Iowa Friday.
Clark also laid out what the front has to do against the San Francisco 49ers, who visit AT&T Stadium on Sunday.
Kenny Clark hit Daniel Jones on Caleb Downs’ game-sealing interception as Dallas held Indianapolis to 271 total yards.
The NFL Trade deadline came and went on Tuesday without Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider making a last-minute deal. With no added help on the way, who must step up for the Seahawks to make another Super Bowl run?
The Winnipeg Jets defeated the New Jersey Devils 4-2 on Tuesday night, but one could argue the biggest battle may have been won during warmups. There, Jets fans made life miserable for Connor Hellebuyck in his much-maligned return to Winnipeg. Heading into the puck drop, Jets coach Scott Arniel said bluntly that Hellebuyck “gave up”
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Durant said the inactive linebacker apologized to the team for his 15-yard celebration flag in a game Dallas finished with 14 penalties for 153 yards.
Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Beane disclosed that trade talks for safety Amani Hooker surged after 1 p.m. on deadline day, leading to a deal that sent a second‑round pick to Tennessee and brought Hooker and a fifth‑round pick to Buffalo. The 28‑year‑old, tied for the NFL lead with five interceptions, adds 52 tackles and six passes defended, bolstering a Bills defense that sits 7‑1 atop the AFC. Beane and Titans GM Mike Borgonzi had been negotiating since the previous week, with the final push occurring after a missed Cardinals‑Bears trade.
The NFL trade deadline has passed, and November 10 delivered real roster movement. Contenders went shopping, rebuilding teams cashed in veteran talent, and fantasy managers have new situations to sort out.
The Colorado Eagles edged the Abbotsford Canucks 3‑2 in a shootout on Nov. 11, 2026, despite missing captain Jayson Megna and other key players. Reilly Connors opened the scoring at 3:10, with Cooper Gay and Tristen Nielsen adding goals, while Abbotsford tied it twice before the Eagles secured a late lead. A controversial call sent the game to overtime, where Ilya Nabokov shone, stopping all three shootout attempts, and Jake Wise delivered the decisive goal. Nielsen extended his point streak to seven games, leading the Eagles in points. The teams will meet again tomorrow at 5 p.m. MST on FloHockey.com.
The Vikings trade deadline scramble ends with Kirk Cousins returning from the Raiders for a 2027 third‑round pick. With just a week before Sunday’s showdown in Green Bay, Cousins is slated to start, forcing Minnesota to reshuffle its 53‑man roster. Wideout Odell Beckham Jr., who saw only two snaps in Monday’s loss to Buffalo, is released to the practice squad, while recent practice‑squad linemen CJ Hanson and Corey Robinson II are also cut. The Cousins deal awaits a physical, but the move positions him to immediately target Beckham once he’s active again.
The Steelers Depot piece notes that the Pittsburgh Steelers' trade deadline on Tuesday was essentially uneventful, mirroring the inactivity of the previous week caused by the team's bye. Despite players returning to the facility, the roster remains unchanged after the deadline, signaling no new acquisitions or departures. The article emphasizes the stagnant roster situation heading into the final stretch of the season.
Joe Bucs Fan slams former Buccaneers offensive coordinator Zac Robinson after a dismal Monday night loss in Chicago, calling the performance "embarrassing" and questioning how Robinson could still face a defensive starter after the shut‑down. The post vents frustration over the offense’s collapse and hints at deeper issues within the coaching staff.
After trading Kirk Cousins for a 2027 third‑round pick, the Las Vegas Raiders hand the reins to rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza. With the team sitting 4‑5 heading into Week 10, the article outlines three bold forecasts: Mendoza will tally at least 15 combined passing and rushing touchdowns over the final eight games; tight end Brock Bowers will average 85 receiving yards per contest; and the Raiders will win five of their last eight matchups to finish 9‑8 and shake up the AFC playoff picture. The outlook leans on Mendoza’s athleticism, a strong supporting cast, and a favorable offensive scheme under Klint Kubiak.
The Bengals’ most costly error at the 2026 NFL trade deadline wasn’t backing out of the Arnold Ebiketie deal—it was failing to verify the impact on their compensatory picks. Cincinnati agreed to trade for the Eagles’ edge rusher, only to discover—after an analyst’s X post—that the move would forfeit the compensatory third‑round pick earned when Trey Hendrickson left in free agency. The front office’s lack of due diligence forced the trade’s collapse, leaving the Bengals empty‑handed and drawing sharp criticism from fans.
Green Bay’s offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich hails the Watson‑Golden duo as two No. 1 receivers after their Week 9 blowout of the New England Patriots (45‑27). Christian Watson posted 171 yards and a TD on seven catches, while Matthew Golden hauled in 164 yards and a score on all 10 targets. Both helped Jordan Love throw for 372 yards, three touchdowns and zero interceptions. Through nine weeks Watson leads the league with 879 yards and seven TDs; Golden trails closely with 783 yards and five TDs, each on pace for 1,000‑yard seasons.
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio – Bowling Green answered late in the fourth quarter to hand Kent State a heartbreaking 33-28 defeat Tuesday night at Doyt L. Perry Stadium. The Golden Flashes fell to 3-7 overall (2-4 MAC), while the Falcons moved to 3-7 (3-3 MAC).
The Chiefs added slot receiver Josh Downs from the Colts on November 10, but insiders say the move doesn’t close the door on a possible Tyreek Hill reunion. Chiefs analyst Nate Taylor told 96.5 The Fan that Kansas City is still monitoring Hill’s rehab and would consider signing him once medically cleared, despite a pending domestic‑conduct investigation that could trigger a suspension. With wideout Tyquan Thornton out, rookie Cyrus Allen untested, and Rashee Rice struggling, the Chiefs have recorded just six 20‑yard passing touchdowns since trading Hill, compared with 44 in the three years before his exit. Downs arrives to fill a depth need, yet a diminished Hill could still boost Kansas City’s passing game.
Brayden Point exits the Lightning’s 4-3 loss to the Winnipeg Jets with an undisclosed injury and is placed on injured reserve, guaranteeing at least a seven‑day absence. The 30‑year‑old, who recently hit 700 career points and was on pace for a point‑per‑game season with five goals and 11 assists in 17 games, could return within a couple of weeks, but his missing time disrupts a key power‑play trio with Nikita Kucherov and Jake Guentzel. Coach Jon Cooper may shift Anthony Cirelli, Yanni Gourde, or Zemgus Girgensons into larger roles and has recalled 20‑year‑old Sam O’Reilly from Syracuse as a potential fill‑in. The injury’s severity remains unclear, but Point’s explosiveness is vital for Tampa Bay’s Atlantic Division push.
The Los Angeles Rams enter the season without their top four receivers—Puka Nacua, Davante Adams, Terrance Ferguson, and Jordan Whittington—and have made no moves at the trade deadline. Coach Sean McVay is left with a roster of unproven options like Tutu Atwell, Konata Mumpfield, and rookie tight end Max Klare, alongside veterans Tyler Higbee and others. With a struggling passing game and a tough stretch against the Cardinals, Packers, Chiefs, and 49ers, the Rams must rely on rookie CJ Daniels and Klare to spark the offense, or risk a rapid decline. The article argues it’s time to give the rookies a chance as the team fights to stay competitive over the next three weeks.
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The Green Bay Packers dominated the New England Patriots on Nov. 11, 2026, forcing three interceptions of rookie quarterback Drake Maye. The first pick comes early in the 1st quarter when safety Xavier McKinney reads a deep crosser and returns it 36 yards, setting up a Jordan Love scramble TD. In the 2nd quarter, a deceptive safety rotation tricks Maye, leading to a tipped interception by Evan Williams. A third pick follows shortly after, with McKinney and Evan Williams again collapsing the deep zones. The article breaks down each play’s formation, coverage and the Packers’ aggressive safety schemes that helped secure a 7‑0 lead.
On November 11, 2026, Gregg Giannotti took to WFAN’s Boomer & Gio show to criticize ESPN’s rumored preference for former NFL tight end Greg Olsen over veteran analyst Troy Aikman for the Monday Night Football booth. Giannotti argues Olsen is a "sympathetic figure" after his 2024 demotion at Fox and lacks the star power of Aikman, suggesting the move may be driven by cost rather than talent. He also doubts the appeal of other potential hires like Peyton Manning, Travis Kelce, or Jason Kelce, labeling Olsen a fallback option. The debate highlights ESPN’s uncertain succession plan amid reported tensions between Aikman and colleagues like Joe Buck.