‘Not In The Must’: Stephen Jones Won’t Call Dallas Cowboys’ Games Must-Wins Until It’s Mathematical At 4-5
Dak Prescott called every game a must win after Sunday’s victory in Indianapolis, while the New York Giants sit atop the NFC East at 5-2-1.
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‘His Big Blitz And Sack’: Stephen Jones Praises Rookie Caleb Downs After Game-Sealing Interception vs. Indianapolis Colts
The rookie safety sacked Daniel Jones and picked him off with 35 seconds left, and Stephen Jones said more of those plays will come as the defense improves.
Vikings Officially Promote Odell Beckham Jr. Among Three Roster Moves
The Minnesota Vikings promote veteran receiver Odell Beckham Jr. from the practice squad to the active roster for Week 9 against the Buffalo Bills. The move coincides with placing running back Demond Claiborne on injured reserve and elevating safety Tavierre Thomas. Beckham, the former No. 12 overall pick in 2014, has bounced from the Giants to the Browns, Rams, Ravens, Dolphins, and a brief New York stint, most recently signing a one‑year, $1.3 million deal with the Vikings before being released by the Giants. In 2026 he has appeared in three games with a single target.
Nick Sirianni insists he wasn’t flipping off Eagles fans after 7th loss in a row
After the Eagles suffer their seventh straight loss, a video appears to show head coach Nick Sirianni flipping the bird to fans as he leaves the field. Sirianni denies the gesture in a Monday press conference, calling the claim a surprise. The incident fuels fan speculation as Philadelphia slips behind the Giants in the NFC East, heading into a Week 10 bye before a showdown with the Steelers.
Dak Prescott challenges NY Giants, remains confident Cowboys can make a playoff run
After a win over the Indianapolis Colts, Dak Prescott says the Dallas Cowboys have what it takes to clinch a playoff spot despite trailing the New York Giants in the NFC East (Giants 5-2-1, Cowboys 4-5). Prescott praises the front office and stresses it’s now on the players. The Cowboys face a three‑home‑game stretch starting Sunday, Nov. 15 at the 49ers, then the Titans (Nov. 22) and a Thanksgiving showdown with the Eagles (Nov. 26). Their last playoff run ended in a 48‑32 loss to Green Bay in Jan. 2024.
J.J. McCarthy's latest injury has Vikings looking smarter by the minute
J.J. McCarthy's availability was a big reason why the Minnesota Vikings traded him to the New York Giants, and that trait reappeared on Sunday.
Dan Quinn discusses Commanders’ downfall vs. Rams, complete game quest
The Washington Commanders fell 20-13 to the Los Angeles Rams, slipping to a 2-5-1 record and putting their season in jeopardy. Head coach Dan Quinn addressed the loss in a virtual press conference, defending offensive coordinator David Blough while urging better execution and a stronger run game. He noted injury updates for CB Amik Robertson and WR Treylon Burks ahead of Thursday night’s primetime clash with the New York Giants. Quinn also mentioned potential lineup tweaks, the center depth chart, and reiterated his push for a "complete game" across all four quarters.
John Harbaugh weighs dilemma of Giants making trade deadline swing to help NFC East lead
The New York Giants stretched their NFC East lead with a road win over the Philadelphia Eagles – their first victory in Philly in 13 years – prompting coach John Harbaugh to weigh a potential trade‑deadline push. Speaking to FOX Sports, Harbaugh said the team should strengthen “now” without sacrificing future plans, leaving fans unsure whether a win‑now move is on the table. A division title would secure a home first‑round playoff game, while the Giants next face the Washington Commanders on Thursday night. The article explores the dilemma as the trade deadline looms on Tuesday.
Commanders most to blame for Week 9 loss to Rams
The Washington Commanders fall to 2‑5‑1 after a 20‑13 Week 9 loss to the Rams, leaving them third in the NFC East and three games behind the Giants. The article blames head coach Dan Quinn for the botched final play—an unpressured five‑step drop that resulted in a missed touchdown—and for failing to contain rookie Puka Nacua, who caught 14 passes for 150 yards and the game‑winning score. Quarterback Jayden Daniels threw for 274 yards and a TD with no interceptions, but his late‑game decision draws scrutiny. With a short week before facing the division‑leading Giants, Quinn’s future appears in jeopardy.
Where will this Eagles season rank among the all-time worst?
The Philadelphia Eagles sit 2-7 after a 19-11 loss to the Giants, marking their seventh straight defeat and a rare losing season—the 10th in the past 39 years. With a winless sweep of the NFC East (84-42 combined score) and a struggling offense under fourth‑quarterback play, the blog asks if 2026 will rank as the franchise's worst season in four decades. Comparing metrics like yards +/- and SRS, the author notes the 1998 team (‑12.8 SRS, ‑183 point differential) remains the low point, while the 2012 squad edges 2026 in SRS (‑8.9 vs. ‑8.8). The piece pits the current squad against the 1998 and 2012 teams to gauge historical infamy.
Malik Nabers Tells Greg Olsen to “Keep the Camera Off Me,” and Olsen Fires Back With the Tape: “A Flat Out Lie”
During the Giants’ 19‑11 win over the Eagles on Nov. 5, 2026, sideline tension erupts as FOX analyst Greg Olsen repeatedly highlights receiver Malik Nabers on camera. After Olsen’s on‑air remarks about Nabers’ body language and a missed touchdown, the rookie snaps back on Instagram, demanding the camera stay off him and denying claims he’s a bad teammate. Olsen later posts the broadcast clip, calling the alleged quote a “flat out lie” and urging outlets to correct their stories. Nabers finished with five catches for 43 yards on eight targets.
Eagles most to blame for ugly loss to Giants with trade deadline looming
The Philadelphia Eagles’ 19-11 defeat to the New York Giants on Sunday deepened their losing streak to seven games and left them 2-7 heading into the trade deadline. Rookie QB Joe Milton’s first start showed flashes but was marred by a false start, a miscommunication on a third‑down pass, and four dropped receptions, while the offensive line allowed seven sacks, including a strip‑sack by Giants rookie Arvell Reese. Coach Nick Sirianni and OC Sean Mannian face the bulk of the blame for an overly complex, poorly protected offense, and the article warns that a single trade won’t solve the underlying issues before Tuesday’s deadline.
NFL flexes Jaguars-Giants into Week 11 national window, removes Steelers-Eagles
The NFL swaps Week 11’s Sunday slate, moving the Steelers‑Eagles game to the 1 p.m. regional slot and promoting the Jaguars‑Giants matchup to the 4:25 p.m. national window on CBS. Both Jacksonville, now a top Super Bowl contender, and New York, sitting 5‑2‑1 after beating Philadelphia, earn broader exposure, while the Eagles slump to 2‑7 amid Jalen Hurts’ season‑ending blood clot issues. The change also avoids a weak national broadcast that would have pitted Steelers‑Eagles against Raiders‑Broncos, and highlights upcoming flex‑scheduling challenges for the league.
Jaguars-Giants Week 11 Kickoff Flexed
The NFL flexes the Jacksonville Jaguars' Week 11 showdown with the New York Giants to the 4:25 p.m. ET slot on Sunday, Nov. 22, while moving the Steelers‑Eagles game to 1 p.m. ET. Both contests stay on CBS. The change bumps the Jaguars (6‑2) and Giants (5‑2) into a prime‑time window, reflecting their Super Bowl‑caliber runs, and pushes the originally 1 p.m. game at MetLife Stadium later in the day. Fans should adjust travel and tailgate plans for the new kickoff time.
Steelers flexed out of late window in Week 11 game vs. Eagles
The Steelers’ Week 11 showdown with the Eagles moves up to a 1 p.m. ET slot, swapping places with the Jaguars‑Giants game. The matchup pits Pittsburgh, poised at 7‑2 and atop the AFC North if they beat the Bengals Sunday, against a struggling Philadelphia squad at 2‑7 after a seven‑game skid and the loss of Jalen Hurts to blood clots. The Eagles now rely on third‑string QB Joe Milton, following unsuccessful starts by Tanner McKee. The game marks the Steelers’ first win in Philadelphia since 1965, adding extra intrigue to the early‑day flexed broadcast.
J.J. McCarthy’s Latest Injury Update Could Be Exactly What Giants Fans Wanted to Hear
The Giants edged the Eagles 19‑11 on Nov. 9, improving to 5‑2‑1 while the Eagles fell to 2‑7. QB J.J. McCarthy left the third quarter after a hard hit by linebacker Zack Baun bruised his hip and ribs, prompting backup Jameis Winston to deliver a touchdown that gave New York a 13‑8 lead. cleared by the staff, McCarthy fought to return and re‑entered in the fourth quarter, saying he feels good and is focused on a matchup against the Washington Commanders, who the Giants tied 27‑27 earlier this season. Coach John Harbaugh praised McCarthy’s determination to play.
Eagles schedule change: Steelers start time moved up
After a seventh straight loss, the NFL flexes the Eagles’ Week 11 home game against the Steelers to a 1:00 PM kickoff on November 22 (CBS), moving it from its original 4:25 PM slot. The change also shifts the late‑afternoon slot to a Giants‑Jaguars matchup. The article lists the Eagles’ remaining schedule, highlighting key dates like the Thanksgiving game at Dallas (Nov 26) and a Sunday Night finale at the 49ers (Jan 3). The move signals the league’s response to Philadelphia’s slump and could foreshadow more flexes if the Eagles continue to struggle.
Steelers-Eagles Week 11 Game Gets Flexed
The Steelers’ Week 11 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles moves to a 1 p.m. kickoff on CBS, swapping slots with the Jaguars‑Giants game. Philadelphia, now 2‑7 after a seven‑game losing streak, starts rookie Joe Milton at quarterback after Jalen Hurts is ruled out for the season with blood clots. Milton, signed from the Cowboys’ practice squad, threw 18‑of‑34 for 169 yards and rushed for 64 yards in a 19‑11 loss to the Giants. The Steelers still haven’t won in Philadelphia since 1965, adding extra intrigue to the early‑day showdown.
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.
Giants’ Malik Nabers Blasts FOX Commentators Over Critical On-Air Remarks vs. Eagles
Giants rookie sensation Malik Nabors, who set a franchise record with 109 catches in 2024 and rebounded from a 2025 ACL tear, is firing back at FOX analysts after they criticized his on‑field expressions during the Eagles game. Nabors, now 23, posted a scathing tweet demanding cameras stay off him, insisting his neutral face doesn’t reflect his effort. He’s logged 53 catches for 648 yards and two touchdowns through Week 9 of the 2026 season, including a 12‑reception, 165‑yard effort against New Orleans. The dispute spotlights the growing tension between elite athletes and instant TV commentary.
NFL Changes Steelers Vs Eagles Kickoff Time
The NFL has shifted the Week 11 matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Philadelphia Eagles from a 4:25 PM to a 1 PM EST kickoff, according to an NFL Media tweet on Monday. The change affects the Steelers' schedule and comes alongside a flex adjustment for the Jacksonville Jaguars–New York Giants game.
Cam Skattebo’s TNF status for Giants-Commanders already known despite missing Eagles game
The Giants’ 19-11 win over the Eagles – their first at Lincoln Financial Field in 13 years – is bolstered by the return of running back Cam Skattebo. Despite sitting out with a hamstring strain, Skattebo is confirmed to be fully cleared for Thursday night’s home game against the Washington Commanders, according to ESPN’s Jordan Raanan and head coach John Harbaugh. With trade talks for Jonathan Taylor stalled, the second‑year back becomes the likely spark for New York’s rushing attack as they chase divisional victories in Week 10.
John Harbaugh defines NY Giants priority as trade deadline gets near
Ahead of the Nov. 9 trade deadline, New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh outlines a "now‑over‑future" strategy, saying any acquisition must help the team immediately while still offering long‑term value. General manager Joe Schoen is focusing on bolstering defensive tackle depth rather than splurging on a marquee offensive player like Jonathan Taylor. Harbaugh’s win‑now mindset, honed in Baltimore, pushes the Giants toward short‑term upgrades despite the risk of overlooking a deeper rebuild. The team’s divisional lead fuels a fragile Super Bowl illusion.
Giants’ Arvell Reese makes NFL history for rookies
Reese delivers a record-breaking performance against the Eagles.
NY Giants’ John Harbaugh provides major injury update on JJ McCarthy ahead of TNF against Commanders
Giants coach John Harbaugh says quarterback JJ McCarthy should be cleared for Thursday Night Football against Washington after a scary hip-pointer hit by Eagles linebacker Zack Baun Sunday. Despite the injury, McCarthy returned in the fourth quarter to help New York secure a 19‑11 win over Philadelphia. The Giants now face a three‑game stretch, starting at home vs. the Commanders on Nov. 12, followed by games against Jacksonville (Nov. 22) and Indianapolis (Nov. 29).
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