The Philadelphia Eagles waive running back Jaydon Blue for the second time on Nov. 10, 2026, after a month of shuffling him between the practice squad and active roster. Blue, a former Dallas Cowboys draft pick, served as a third‑string back behind Saquon Barkley and Elijah Mitchell and logged a modest 22.3‑yard kick‑return average. His release may signal that Tank Bigsby and Will Shipley are cleared to return from injured reserve, opening two roster spots alongside the recent trade of Jordan Davis.
No. 10 Hawkeyes welcome Panthers to Carver-Hawkeye Arena Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on BTN
Kirk Cousus returns to the Minnesota Vikings after the Raiders trade him a third‑round pick just before the NFL trade deadline. The quarterback greeted fans on X with the four‑word line, “See you soon, MN! #SKOL,” alongside a photo in a Vikings jersey. Cousins, who posted 2,340 yards, 20 TDs and eight interceptions in nine games for Las Vegas, replaces an injured Kyler Murray and a struggling Carson Wentz. Minnesota, now 6‑2, prepares for a Sunday showdown with Green Bay.
In the inaugural Steelers Afternoon Drive podcast (Nov. 10, 2026), hosts Alan Saunders and Zachary Smith break down the Steelers' decision to stand pat at the 2026 NFL trade deadline. Despite rumors about pursuing a wide receiver and a cornerback, Pittsburgh makes no moves, leaving fans to wonder if free‑agent options will be explored and whether the front office is being too cautious. The duo invites listener questions and showcases fan‑submitted black‑and‑gold rides, directing audiences to the show on YouTube and podcast platforms.
SB Nation Reacts asks Cardinals fans if now is the right week to give rookie quarterback Carson Beck his first start. With most of the offensive line back but missing Paris Johnson Jr., and a struggling wide‑receiver corps, the team also just signed veterans Josh Johnson and Joey Aguilar. The poll explores whether Beck should start despite these challenges and gauges confidence in Arizona’s offense under coach Mike LaFleur and former coordinator Nathaniel Hackett.
The Miami Dolphins just found out the hard way what Chris Grier could never figure out in nine years. You need a good backup QB.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have hired Pedro Guerrero as their new hitting coach, filling the spot left by Aaron Bates. Not to be confused with the 1980s Dodgers star, this 38‑year‑old former infielder began coaching in 2016 with the rookie‑level Ogden team and has since served as an assistant hitting coach for the Phillies, Giants and most recently the Miami Marlins. Guerrero brings eight seasons of major‑league coaching experience and a network of former Dodgers staff, joining fellow hitting coach Robert Van Scoyoc on a largely unchanged 2026 coaching roster.
In a roundup of NFC stories, Commanders QB Jayden Daniels and coach Dan Quinn lament a narrow loss and stress the need for “complementary football” as the season hits its midway point. The Cowboys grapple with injuries—TE Jake Ferguson, RB Tyler Goodson (knees), CB PJ Locke (concussion), and WR George Pickens (hamstring)—while safety Malik Hooker hints at a possible trade to bolster the roster. Eagles TE Dallas Goedert addresses lingering trade talk but says he’s not worried, reaffirming his love for Philadelphia. Giants head coach John Harbaugh confirms the team remains open to trade discussions, including a rumored pursuit of Colts RB Jonathan Taylor, but stresses any move must fit long‑term plans.
The Packers’ running‑back depth thins after Josh Jacobs’ ring‑finger surgery, prompting Green Bay to chase veteran Derrick Henry. Sources say the team has called the Baltimore Ravens repeatedly, but the Ravens’ asking price mirrors the steep package Indianapolis seeks for Jonathan Taylor—potentially a second‑round pick or more. At 32, Henry has dropped to 689 yards this season (3.9 ypc) after a 1,595‑yard, 5.2 ypc 2023 campaign, and sits seventh in league rushing. While adding his proven power could boost a backfield that now relies on Kaleb Johnson, Chris Brooks, MarShawn Lloyd and Pierre Strong Jr., the cost represents a high‑risk gamble for a playoff‑bound Packers squad.
NHL insider Frank Seravalli adds new details to Connor Hellebuyck’s recent claim that he and his family received death threats while he was with the Winnipeg Jets. According to multiple sources, Hellebuyck only reported online threats on the night of the State of the Union, and did not inform the Jets or police about any further harassment, vandalism or fan behavior until late summer before training camp. The revelation comes as Hellebuyck, who demanded a trade months after winning Olympic gold with Team USA, prepares to face his former club in Winnipeg, further straining his already toxic relationship with the Jets.
The Tampa Bay Lightning placed star forward Brayden Point on injured reserve after he suffered an undisclosed injury during Sunday’s 5:35‑minute stint against the Winnipeg Jets. Point, who has five goals and 11 assists in 17 games and recently reached 701 career points, is expected to miss an uncertain amount of time, forcing coach Jon Cooper to reshuffle the lineup before Thursday’s game against the Buffalo Sabres. The team recalled 20‑year‑old Sam O’Reilly from AHL Syracuse, giving him a role on the top power‑play unit in practice, though he may face a steep learning curve in Point’s place.
At the NFL trade deadline, the Pittsburgh Steelers stayed idle despite rumors of a wide receiver hunt, sparking fan frustration. Former Steelers offensive lineman Trai Essex reassures supporters, saying he isn’t worried about the team’s lack of a WR trade and noting the rarity of such moves. Essex points out that the Steelers have historically relied on internal development rather than trading for receivers, suggesting patience may pay off as the season progresses.
The 49ers acquired Keenan Allen via trade. The move likely means less playing time for Jordan Watkins, but he should still play some sort of role on offense.
The St. Louis Cardinals are interested in expanding Yadier Molina's role with the club in 2027, and if Molina agrees to that, it would be an awesome get for the Cardinals. He's not a great fit as their manager, but provides a ton of value as a coach.
The Dallas Cowboys' defense delivered its best performance of the season, limiting the Indianapolis Colts to 23 points in a 35:43 time‑of‑possession win on Nov. 10, 2026. The unit forced six punts, gave up just two touchdowns, and recorded two sacks and two turnovers, including rookie Caleb Downs' first career interception. Quinnen Williams led with seven tackles, three TFLs and a forced fumble, while Rashan Gary and Downs added sacks. Advanced metrics show a season‑best -0.26 EPA/play allowed. Despite a late scare, the defense earned a B grade and sets up a litmus test against the 49ers next week.
Entering a bye week at 7-2, the Chicago Bears sit atop several mid‑season power rankings. After a gritty 27‑24 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday Night Football—despite quarterback Caleb Williams throwing four interceptions—the Bears remain a Super Bowl contender, though their fourth‑most turnovers and sixth‑most penalties raise concerns. Rankings from Windy City Gridiron (4), The Athletic (6), ProFootballTalk (No. 5), CBS Sports, Yahoo Sports, NFL.com, USA Today, and ESPN/NFL Nation range from 2 to 6, reflecting both praise for the defense and worries over offensive miscues. The bye week offers a chance to clean up mistakes before the tough stretch beginning on Thanksgiving.
Buffalo Bills running back James Cook reacted to speculation that he had an accident during the team's 23-6 win over the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night.
New York Jets fans likely watched happily as the Indianapolis Colts continued to sell off their players at the NFL trade deadline.
On November 9, the Jaguars shocked the league by sending a first‑ and second‑round pick to the Eagles for defensive tackle Jordan Davis, a deal Adam Schefter says was sealed in under an hour after a Thursday night win over Baltimore. General manager James Gladstone, fresh from Los Angeles, had already acquired cornerback Jessie Bates and defensive end Davon Godchaux, then pushed for Davis to bolster an already strong defense and chase a Super Bowl. The rapid, three‑player, deadline‑day maneuver highlights Jacksonville’s aggressive draft‑capital strategy ahead of the playoff push.
The 49ers place defensive tackle Gracen Halton on Injured Reserve, announcing his upcoming surgery and likely missing the rest of the season, which opens a roster spot for wideout Keenan Allen. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams re‑sign practice‑squad receiver Xavier Smith, who was released earlier this year, to fill gaps caused by injuries to Puka Nacua, Davante Adams and Jordan Whittington. Smith joined the 49ers on Oct. 7 after replacing Dante Pettis. No moves are reported for Brandon Aiyuk as his exemption runs out on Nov. 23.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers almost landed a wide receiver at the NFL's trade deadline.
The Pittsburgh Steelers, sitting 6-2 and eyeing a boost to their offense, reportedly pursued Titans wideout Calvin Ridley before the November 12 trade deadline. Insider Mark Kaboly says a “legal incident” involving Ridley at Nashville International Airport has soured the Steelers’ interest, though details remain undisclosed. Ridley has posted only six catches for 91 yards in seven games this season. With the Steelers set to host the equally 6-2 Cincinnati Bengals Sunday night, the trade rumor fades as the team focuses on retaining its AFC North lead.
St. John’s rides a 104‑65 blowout win over Iona into a Wednesday night tune‑up at Carnesecca Arena against Colgate. The Red Storm, 6‑2 all‑time vs. the Raiders and fresh off a rare 100‑point, 13‑three‑pointer outburst, hope to sustain offensive firepower and revive their full‑court press. Senior guard Tounde Yessoufou leads with 23 points, while Colgate, now 0‑2 after a loss to Washington, leans on sophomore forward Andrew Alekseyenko (averaging 22.5 points, 12.5 rebounds) and senior Sam Wright (18 points per game). The preview breaks down key match‑ups, defensive pressure, and a prediction ahead of St. John’s next Big East showdown with Syracuse Sunday.