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Schultz: Expect Over 10 Trades Between Now & Deadline

Jordan Schultz predicts more than 10 NFL trades before the Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026 deadline. He says the Chiefs, 49ers, and Seahawks all need receiver help; the 49ers also want a pass rusher. Buffalo may target a safety, while Denver looks for a running back or tight end. Pittsburgh seeks a receiver and corner, and Cincinnati will explore mid‑tier deals. Chicago wants a corner, Minnesota aims to add big‑line players, and New York’s Giants need a defensive tackle and a running back. Detroit eyes any defensive aid, Green Bay wants a running back, and New England is after another pass rusher but could move DT Christian Barmore. The article lists 10 mock trades that address these needs.

The NBA Has an Incredible MVP Race—Who’s Winning It?

The Lead breaks down the early 2026‑27 NBA MVP race, highlighting five frontrunners. Memphis guard Ty Jerome shocks the league with a 45‑point, 60% shooting debut—only Michael Jordan has matched such a start. Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander sits at #5, averaging 29.9 PPG and carrying an injury‑ridden Thunder to an 8‑2 record. #4 Tyrese Maxey, dubbed “The Franchise,” posts near‑27 points per game and powers a 9‑2 Sixers squad. Stephen Curry leads at #3 with a historic 31‑4‑5 line and a 50/45/99 slash. The article argues the race is tighter than ever, making the MVP debate a must‑follow storyline.

NFL Week 9: Team of the Week & Player Awards

The NFL Week 9 Team of the Week is headlined by Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love, who earned Quarterback and Offensive Player of the Week honors. Los Angeles Rams edge defender Myles Garrett collected Defensive Player of the Week after recording three sacks, while Dallas Cowboys safety Caleb Downs was named Rookie of the Week. The San Francisco 49ers earned Offensive Line of the Week honors after allowing six pressures and helping produce 190 rushing yards.

Jaguars’ Super Bowl odds after Jessie Bates III blockbuster trade

The Jacksonville Jaguars boost their Super Bowl chances by trading for three-time Second‑Team All‑Pro safety Jessie Bates III from the Atlanta Falcons, sending a 2027 second‑round and a 2028 fifth‑round pick. With Bates, the Jaguars' odds jump to +950, the fourth‑best in the NFL behind the 49ers (+550), Bills (+650) and Bears (+850). Jacksonville sits 6‑2, fresh off a 33‑10 win over Baltimore, ranking second in points allowed (15.1) and first in turnover ratio (+9), though their pass defense is 22nd. Bates brings 28 career interceptions and could be re‑signed before hitting free agency.

Maxx Crosby gives blunt response when asked about NFL trade deadline rumors

Defensive end Maxx Crosby shuts down trade deadline chatter, confirming he expects to stay with the Las Vegas Raiders. After the Raiders’ 38-17 loss to the 49ers, Crosby told reporters he “doesn’t pay attention” to rumors, loves the team and plans to be there “for a very long time.” The linebacker notes that past trade talks—including a failed deal with the Ravens after a knee physical—are behind him, and the Raiders have no intention of moving him before Tuesday’s deadline. Crosby, a five‑time Pro Bowler, has four sacks this season, now 73.5 career, and remains focused on leading the defense.

Former Steelers Trade Target Takes First Step Toward Reinstatement

San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk meets with the team and his new agent Drew Rosenhaus to begin the reinstatement process after missing two full seasons with ACL and MCL tears and a contract dispute that led the 49ers to void $27 million in guarantees and place him on the reserve/left‑team list. Aiyuk says he’s 100 % healthy and ready to return, but the 49ers have yet to find a trade partner as the NFL trade deadline approaches. Pittsburgh, in need of a receiver amid injuries, has been linked to Aiyuk, though a move remains unlikely before the deadline.

4 best Will McDonald IV destinations after he demands Jets trade

Edge rusher Will McDonald IV has asked the New York Jets for a trade just before the November 9 deadline, and four contenders could be his next stop. The Detroit Lions need a partner for Aidan Hutchinson to bolster a Super Bowl‑capped NFC North run. The Buffalo Bills would add depth behind Greg Rousseau and Bradley Chubb as they chase a championship. The Chicago Bears, fresh off a defensive upgrade with Jeffrey Simmons, view McDonald as a potential fit, especially with a Khalil Mack reunion on the table. Finally, the San Francisco 49ers, coping with injuries to Nick Bosa and others, could use another pass‑rusher to shore up their front for a postseason push.

Cowboys at Colts: The good, the bad, and ugly from Week 9

The Dallas Cowboys edge the Indianapolis Colts 27-23 in Week 9, staving off a second‑half collapse. CeeDee Lamb shines with 10 catches for 195 yards and a touchdown, breaking the NFL record for most receptions before age 28, despite a questionable fumble. Dallas struggles with discipline, racking up 14 penalties that nearly cost them the game, while controversial calls target Lamb. The defense leans on luck, capitalizing on two key Colts turnovers—a fumble by DT Quinnen Williams and an interception by rookie Caleb Downs—to clinch the win. The blog now looks ahead to a showdown with the 49ers.

3 defensive stars who helped pave the way for a 49ers win over the Raiders

The 49ers clinch a 38-17 victory over the Raiders largely thanks to three defensive standouts. linebacker Fred Warner sparks the turnover barrage with a goal‑line sack and a crucial pass punch, while rookie linebacker Jaden Dugger returns an interception for a touchdown that stretches the lead to 18 points. Cornerback Upton Stout then forces a fumble on a near‑touchdown play, sealing the momentum swing. Although the offense adds 31 points, it was the defense’s five second‑half takeaways that secured the win on November 9, 2026.

49ers Legend Terrell Owens Responds to Being Served Notice in Nolan Wells Defamation Lawsuit

San Francisco 49ers Hall of Famer Terrell Owens was served with legal papers at the University of Tennessee‑Chattanooga’s Homecoming 2026 events, confirming his inclusion in a federal defamation suit over comments he made about the July death of 18‑year‑old Nolan Wells. Owens had publicly accused three friends—Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo and Morgan Seymour—of deleting phone evidence and urged an immediate arrest, prompting the trio’s fathers to file a complaint alleging harassment and death threats. Attorney Edward Andrew Paltzik announced the service on X, while a Mississippi grand jury previously declined criminal charges, leaving the civil case to proceed.

Yankees should set a price limit for Shea Langeliers

The Empire Sports Media piece examines whether the Yankees should trade for Athletics catcher Shea Langeliers, whose 2026 season produced 23 homers and a .802 OPS despite a meniscus surgery. A fan‑generated three‑team proposal suggests New York would give up pitchers Ryan Weathers and Elmer Rodriguez, but the article warns that the offer is speculative and that the A’s will likely demand a high price for a controllable player under contract through 2028. It highlights the Yankees' sub‑.600 OPS from catchers last season, the medical risk of Langeliers, and the alternative of retaining Austin Wells while targeting a right‑handed catcher in free agency.

Monta Ellis admits underestimating Steph Curry

Former NBA guard Monta Ellis discussed his experience playing alongside Stephen Curry with the Golden State Warriors, explaining how Curry developed into one of the league's best players. The post Monta Ellis admits underestimating Steph Curry appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

Rams game-by-game predictions for second half of 2026

The Los Angeles Rams are poised for a late‑season surge in 2026, with coach Sean McVay eyeing a playoff push. After three straight wins, the blog predicts a 30‑17 win over the Arizona Cardinals in Week 10, a loss to the Green Bay Packers (27‑24) in Week 12, then victories against the Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys, Seattle Seahawks (twice) and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, finishing 11‑6 and clinching a seed. Key factors include Matthew Stafford’s offense, Aaron Donald’s defense, and staying healthy through the tough Weeks 12‑14 stretch.

Warriors seeking Kristaps Porzingis trade

The Golden State Warriors are reportedly trying to trade Kristaps Porzingis as soon as possible, according to Marc Stein and Jake Fischer of The Stein Line. The post Warriors seeking Kristaps Porzingis trade appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

Raiders most to blame for getting carved up by 49ers in Week 9

The Las Vegas Raiders fell 38-17 to the San Francisco 49ers in Week 9, dropping to 4‑5 after a cascade of mistakes. While the defense surrendered three opening TD drives and couldn’t stop Brock Purdy’s 232‑yard, two‑touchdown performance, quarterback Kirk Cousins bears the brunt of the blame, throwing three interceptions—including a 35‑yard pick‑6 that turned a 21‑10 halftime deficit into an 18‑point hole. Additional turnovers by rookie tight ends Brock Bowers and Michael Mayer compounded the collapse. The article argues the Raiders’ loss stems from collective defensive failures and Cousins’ costly errors.

How Can Brandon Aiyuk Revive His Career?

Wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk hires Drew Rosenhaus as his new agent on Nov. 2 and seeks reinstatement with the San Francisco 49ers, filing paperwork for a November 6 review. The 49ers face a tough decision: keep Aiyuk, who owes about $13 million in bonus forfeiture and would cost a prorated $26.015 million salary, or release him to free up resources amid a depleted WR corps heading into Week 9 against the Raiders. Coach Kyle Shanahan offers no clear stance, and analysts suggest Aiyuk may be cut and sign elsewhere, with teams like the Chiefs, Colts, and Bills as possible destinations. A reinstatement is not guaranteed and would require commissioner approval.

Join Our Athletics Nation Team!

Athletics Nation is hiring one or two freelance writers to cover the Oakland A's as they finish their Sacramento era and prepare for a 2028 move to Las Vegas. Writers will work remotely, earn a monthly stipend, and focus on game coverage—pre‑game threads, lineup previews, and post‑game recaps—without needing press credentials. Candidates must love the A's, produce clean copy 2‑3 times weekly, and be familiar with WordPress and Slack; prior sports writing is a plus but not required. Interested applicants should email a resume, cover letter, and writing sample to [email protected] with “New Writer Inquiry” in the subject line.

San Francisco Radio Host Who Ripped “Vile” Eagles Fans Goes on Three-Minute Rant Ripping the “Lowlife Scumbaggery” of 49ers Fans

San Francisco sports radio host Joe Shasky, of 95.7 The Game, delivers a fiery three‑minute rant condemning violent fan behavior after a brawl erupted at the 49ers‑Raiders game on November 9, 2026. Shasky calls the melee "lowlife scumbaggery," decrying punches, cheap shots, and alleged attempts at murder, and blames high ticket prices and alcohol for fueling the chaos. He echoes past critiques of both 49ers and Eagles supporters, urging the Bay Area community to curb aggression and restore civility at sporting events. The post includes multiple fight video links and highlights the ongoing rivalry-fueled hostilities among local fanbases.

What We Learned in Week 6 of Fantasy Hockey

Week 6 of fantasy hockey sees Anaheim Ducks dominate, with Cutter Gauthier on a historic six‑game goal streak (13 goals, 44 shots) and Beckett Sennecke joining the double‑digit point club (10 points in four games). Seven teams, including New Jersey and Anaheim, go unbeaten, while four—Chicago, San Jose, Vancouver, Toronto—fail to win. Power‑play units for LA, Dallas, Anaheim and Utah hit a 50% conversion rate, boosting fantasy values. Meanwhile, goaltenders like Lukas Dostal and Scott Wedgewood struggle, and a long list of high‑owned players (Ovechkin, Tavares, etc.) register zero points. Shutouts are scarce, making Hellebuyck and Blackwood prized assets.