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According to Jordan Schultz, the Bills are cutting S C.J. Gardner-Johnson. He had just returned from a one-game suspension for spitting on an opponent. Veteran S Damar Hamlin replaced him and the Bills sounded impressed by his performance after this past week. It’s the latest short stay with a team for the volatile Gardner-Johnson who […] The post Bills Cutting S C.J. Gardner-Johnson appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer says in‑game adjustments are the core of coaching, admitting the team failed to adapt enough in the 33‑30 overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Nov. 2. He highlighted the Cardinals’ second‑half surge—467 total yards, Tyler Allgeier’s 147 rushing yards and two touchdowns, Michael Wilson’s 111 receiving yards and the game‑tying score with six seconds left, plus Trey McBride’s late touchdown. Schottenheimer stressed limiting opponents’ playmakers, getting the ball to Dallas’ stars, and the staff’s self‑critical film study as they seek solutions. The Cowboys, now 3‑5, head to Indianapolis on Nov. 8.
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It’s a strange injury-marred matchup between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens. It’s especially tough as the Ravens got hit at the QB position. But these teams meet in Week 9 on Thursday Night Football, and here are bold predictions. Life is better for the Jaguars. They’re in the weaker AFC South division. They have […] The post Jaguars vs. Ravens bold predictions for Week 9 Thursday Night Football appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Two days after a 33-30 overtime defeat to the Arizona Cardinals, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones publicly defended quarterback Dak Prescott, insisting he isn’t injured or distracted despite questions about his health, focus and age. Jones highlighted Prescott’s 195‑yard, 1‑TD performance (19‑of‑29, 7 rushes for 20 yards) and praised his play given poor protection—Dallas was sacked four times and averaged just 2.4 yards per carry. Both Joneses blamed blocking lapses, while coach Brian Schottenheimer called Prescott a competitor. The Cowboys, now 3‑5, head to Indianapolis to face the Colts on Nov. 8.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says head coach Brian Schottenheimer’s early struggles are expected, calling the team’s growing pains “no surprise.” Schottenheimer is 10-14-1 in his second season, with a 3-5 record after a 33-30 overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Jones emphasized the trade‑offs of hiring a first‑time head coach versus an experienced one and noted he’s not considering a coaching change. Schottenheimer echoed the need to raise the standard as Dallas prepares to face the Indianapolis Colts on Nov. 8.
Defensive line star Cam Heyward raves that second‑round center Zach Frazier is outperforming even the Steelers’ first‑round offensive tackles—Broderick Jones, Troy Fautanu, and Max Iheanachor—suggesting he may be the best lineman on Pittsburgh’s revamped O‑line. Heyward’s praise highlights Frazier’s rapid development and impact as the Steelers continue reshaping their front seven.
Two days after the Cowboys fell 33‑30 in overtime to the Cardinals, owner Jerry Jones declares on 105.3 The Fan that there is “zero correlation” between coaching salaries and NFL wins. Jones, facing criticism for underpaying staff, cited a study of all 32 teams while defending head coach Brian Schottenheimer, who is 3‑5 this season in his second year. Reporter Jane Slater later revealed a veteran coach’s agent confirmed Jones won’t pay $13 million-plus. Jones also rules out an in‑season firing, recalling only Wade Phillips was dismissed mid‑year in 2010. The Cowboys head to Indianapolis on Nov. 8.
With the NFL trade deadline just a week away, the 2‑5 New Orleans Saints face a pivotal decision. Despite a disappointing start, they sit only one game behind the NFC South lead, prompting debate over a playoff push versus future building. Trade rumors swirl around RB Kendre Miller, OL Cesar Ruiz and safety Justin Reid, each offering potential draft capital at the cost of depth. Canal Street Chronicles asks fans to weigh in via a SB Nation Reacts poll on whether the Saints should trade assets now or keep them for a late‑season surge.
In a rain‑soaked Week 8 showdown at Raymond James Stadium, the Atlanta Falcons' offense sputtered against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, prompting host Kevin Knight and analyst Tre’Shon Diaz to break down the muddy misfires on the "Dirty Birds and Brews" podcast. The episode dissects key play‑calling errors, the impact of the weather on Michael Penix Jr.'s performance, and which personnel bore the blame. Listeners can catch the full video on The Falcoholic or stream the audio on any podcast platform.
With Jonathan Taylor and Tony Pollard reportedly available, the midday show says it's time for the Denver Broncos to upgrade their backfield
The Green Bay Packers lose practice‑squad QB Kedon Slovis to the Baltimore Ravens, who guarantee him three weeks on their active roster. To fill the void, Green Bay signs quarterback Cam Miller and adds edge rusher D.J. Johnson and safety John Saunders Jr., while releasing safety Kahlef Hailassie. The updated practice squad now lists Miller at QB, Reed‑tight end Drake Dabney, and new defensive contributors D.J. Johnson and John Saunders Jr., leaving one roster spot open as the 53‑man roster remains full.
NFL insiders quickly dismiss reports that the Pittsburgh Steelers will trade for New York Jets wideout Garrett Wilson. While Jason La Canfora floated Wilson as a game‑changing addition to a 6‑2 Steelers offense, ESPN’s Adam Schefter says the deal “won’t happen,” citing a strained past between Wilson and quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The Steelers, battling WR depth issues and injuries to DK Metcalf, are also linked to Jaguars’ Brian Thomas Jr. and Colts’ Josh Downs, but Wilson’s reunion with Rodgers looks unlikely.
The one NFL Trade Deadline deal that all 32 teams in the league need to make before Nov. 10.
Tink Hence and Zack Thompson were among the prospects released by the St. Louis Cardinals today along with other minor leaguers. The missed potential here is notable, but also speaks to how strong of a spot their farm system is now.
As the NFL trade deadline looms, Rams head coach Sean McVay signals that rookie wideout CJ Daniels, a Day 3 pick the team traded up for, could earn a larger role instead of pursuing a trade. With Davante Adams on IR and Puka Nacua battling injuries, the Rams lack a reliable third option for Matthew Stafford. McVay praises Daniels’ work ethic and hints at increased snaps, but stresses he won’t jeopardize the team with premature chances. The upcoming weeks will test whether Daniels can fill the void or if the Rams’ decision to stay put will be second‑guessed.
The New York Jets are getting the solid quarterback play they have long waited for. Geno Smith is on pace to break multiple franchise single-season records. Yet, it still hasn’t changed the fortunes of the down-on-their-luck Jets, who are sitting at 2-6 through eight weeks. It’s an astonishing sight, given how many times over their ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT NY Jets become 3rd team in Super Bowl era to pull off dismal feat | Jets X-Factor
“It was a tale of two halves, for sure,” head coach Brian Schottenheimer said after the Dallas Cowboys lost their Week 8 matchup 33-30 in overtime to the Arizona Cardinals. Certainly, Dallas had the game under control in the first half, but by the fourth quarter, they once again dropped a game to a backup […] The post “Absolutely Embarrassing”: Ex-Dallas QB Ben DiNucci Torches Dak Prescott & Co After Painstaking Loss to Cardinals appeared first on EssentiallySports .
The New York Giants are out to a strong start to the 2026 NFL season. New York is 4-2-1, and leading the NFC East. The Giants are reportedly looking for more help before the NFL trade deadline on November 10. According to one league insider, New York wants a running back. There is one player […] The post Giants rumors: New York still linked to big trade deals ahead of deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Week 9 saw top‑ranked teams stumble—Miami edged a win thanks to Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney, while Ohio State fell without quarterback Julian Sayin. The blog now spotlights four college players who could bolster the Washington Commanders. UCF senior QB Keyone Jenkins threw for 293 yards and three TDs against BYU, showing precision despite his 6‑foot frame. Cincinnati’s 5‑foot‑8 RB Cole Tabb rushed for 131 yards and a TD on 14 carries versus Utah, excelling in zone‑blocking schemes and third‑down situations. Wake Forest senior WR Carlos Hernandez recorded eight catches for 136 yards and a TD against Virginia, demonstrating route‑running speed and play‑making ability. The piece invites fans to weigh in on these and other prospects for the NFL roster.
Albert Breer reports the Steelers are eyeing Washington Commanders cornerback Mike Sainristil as a possible trade target ahead of the Nov. 10 deadline. While receivers dominate the rumors, Breer notes the Commanders haven’t indicated a willingness to sell but have fielded inquiries, suggesting Sainristil could be on Pittsburgh’s radar.
Drake Maye and Rhamondre Stevenson led an injury-riddled Patriots team to a 24-19 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. The Patriots now sit at 5-3 heading into a tough home game against the Packers this weekend. In this episode, Greg Bedard and Nick Cattles break down the win in Miami. The guys kick off [...] The post Drake Maye Carries Patriots, Trade Wishlist & TreVeyon Henderson’s Future | Greg Bedard Podcast appeared first on CLNS Media .
Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson reveals how Caleb Williams' extra work after practice has fueled his impressive turnaround this season.
A return for New York Jets running back Breece Hall (quadriceps) appears to be imminent. Hall hasn't played in a […]
Packers head coach Matt LaFleur says the team remains aware of new abuse allegations against three‑time Pro Bowler Josh Jacobs but expects him to stay on the roster. The claims, detailed in police records released Oct. 30 and involving three women from years ago, are still under NFL investigation, and Jacobs’ legal team denies them. LaFleur added the club will let the process play out. Jacobs has been eligible to play, scoring two touchdowns in a 27‑19 win over the Panthers and appearing in two games since returning against Detroit on Oct. 25.