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Jonathan Taylor Said Goodbye To Colts Fans After Loss To Cowboys, As He Appears To Know He’s Getting Traded [VIDEO]
Jonathan Taylor may be leaving the Indianapolis Colts after the 27-23 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, which dropped the team to 2-7. The running back posted 46 rushing yards on 13 carries, caught five passes for 18 yards and fumbled in the fourth quarter. Trade rumors have linked him to several teams, especially the Giants, and the Colts are expected to be sellers before the Tuesday deadline. In post‑game remarks, Taylor thanked Indianapolis fans, praised the city that helped shape him, and said he hopes they know his appreciation. He currently leads the Colts with 656 yards and eight touchdowns this season.
Dallas Goedert, Riq Woolen address Eagles trade rumors
After the Eagles’ seventh straight loss to the Giants, trade deadline chatter centers on tight end Dallas Goedert and cornerback Riq Woolen. Goedert tells reporters he hasn’t dwelled on a possible trade, recalls a recent, positive but business‑like chat with GM Howie Roseman, and says he loves Philadelphia but remains focused on what the future holds. Woolen, meanwhile, emphasizes his bond with teammates and expresses a clear desire to stay in Philly, leaving any decision to the front office and his agent. Both players acknowledge the uncertainty as the deadline approaches next week.
Nick Sirianni Says Eagles Will Talk About Bye Week Staff Changes, But He Won’t “Change Just to Change”
After the Eagles' 19-11 loss to the Giants, head coach Nick Sirianni says the upcoming bye week will include a review of staff options, but he rejects "change for the sake of change." Sirianni stressed he’ll first evaluate his own performance and the roster, which is riddled with injuries to Jalen Hurts, DeVonta Smith, Lane Johnson and others, before deciding on any coaching moves. He noted the need to simplify the offense and improve player execution, while leaving the final decision to ownership—whether to overhaul the staff like 2020 or retain the young coaches for next season.
“Keep the Camera off Me”: Malik Nabers Unleashes Explosive Rant Against FOX & Greg Olsen Over Disrespectful Remarks During Giants-Eagles Clash
After the Giants' 19-11 win over the Eagles on Nov. 9, 2026, wideout Malik Nabers lashes out at FOX analyst Greg Olsen on Instagram, demanding the camera stay off him and calling the broadcast disrespectful. Olsen had criticized Nabers for not celebrating a third‑quarter TD, prompting the player’s fiery response. Nabers finished with five catches for 43 yards on eight targets and missed a potential fourth‑quarter TD that could have made it 20-8. He said the offense was too lackadaisical and urged teammates to “attack” the game. The public feud now highlights tensions between players and media.
John Harbaugh Brings Optimism to New York Giants Fans Craving Jonathan Taylor Trade
After the Giants’ 19‑11 win that lifted them to 5‑2‑1, coach John Harbaugh revived hopes of a Jonathan Taylor trade, saying talks are ongoing despite the front office pulling a previous offer of a second‑round and fifth‑round pick. The Colts’ asking price may still be steep, but the Giants’ struggling 2.6‑yard rush average could push GM Joe Schoen to revive the pursuit of the All‑Pro running back. Fans watch closely as the trade narrative remains alive.
What Dan Quinn, Jayden Daniels said about ‘frustrating’ Commanders loss
The Washington Commanders fell 20-13 to the Los Angeles Rams in Week 9, dropping to a 2-5-1 record and prompting intense frustration from head coach Dan Quinn and quarterback Jayden Daniels. Quinn explained the failed lateral on the final play was a misread of the Rams' pressure and cited a fourth‑down delay of game that Daniels owned. Both blasted the unit’s lack of execution and warned that the upcoming Thursday night matchup against the Giants is a must‑win. Defensive standout Puka Nacua amassed 14 catches for 150 yards and a TD, a point Quinn and K’Lavon Chaisson said the defense must address.
NFC Playoff Picture: Packers stick in Wild Card with dominant win over Patriots
The Green Bay Packers cement their wild‑card spot with a dominant victory over the New England Patriots, keeping them ahead of a crowded NFC chase. While the Vikings await Monday night action, the Lions’ win and the Bears’ Sunday night game keep the race tight. Meanwhile, Seattle and Los Angeles both improve to 5‑4, staying within striking distance of Green Bay. The latest NFC standings show the 49ers leading at 7‑1, followed by the Vikings (6‑1) and Giants (5‑2‑1), with the Packers now seventh at 6‑3.
Malik Nabers Calls Out Greg Olsen in IG Post After Analyst's Criticisms in Giants' Win vs. Eagles
Malik Nabers was not a fan of the criticism he received from Fox Sports' Greg Olsen on Sunday.
Cowboys’ Dak Prescott sends intriguing roster message ahead of trade deadline
After a 27-23 win over the Colts to improve to 4-5, Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott tells ESPN he believes the Cowboys can reach the playoffs even if they make no moves before the Nov. 10 trade deadline. He praises owner Jerry Jones and the front office but says any chance to improve should be taken. Prescott emphasizes that the team's fate rests on the players, while acknowledging they remain just 1.5 games behind the Giants in the NFC East as they prepare to host the 49ers on Nov. 15.
Antonio Pierce won’t stand for Cowboys talk on ‘NFL Today Plus’: ‘They’re an embarrassment’
Antonio Pierce erupts on NFL Today Plus, calling the Dallas Cowboys “an embarrassment” after their 27-23 win over the Indianapolis Colts put them at 4-5. Pierce, a former Giants player and ex‑Raiders coach, blasted the media’s relentless focus on Dallas, criticized coach Brian Schottenheimer, quarterback Dak Prescott, and owner Jerry Jones, and urged players to step up. The segment also featured Kyle Long, Russell Wilson and Darius Slay, who echoed disdain for the Cowboys’ over‑hyped reputation.
NFC Notes: Arvell Reese, Commanders, Cowboys, Eagles, Giants
The NFC roundup highlights fines and standout performances across the division. Commanders QB Jayden Daniels shrugs off a fumble after being sacked twice by Rams LB Myles Garrett, while DEs Charles Omenihu, K’Lavon Chaisson and Odafe Oweh incur fines ranging from $14,926 to $17,911 for unsportsmanlike hits. Cowboys DE Rashan Gary and others are also fined for quarterback hits and roughness. Eagles LT Jordan Mailata vows improvement after a loss, and G Landon Dickerson receives a $22,456 fine. Giants rookie LB Arvell Reese makes history, recording 12 tackles and three sacks—including a career‑hardest hit on Eagles QB Joe Milton—becoming the first rookie since 2000 with both three sacks and ten tackles in a game.
Eagles’ Nick Sirianni won’t rule out drastic staff changes after losing to Giants
After a nightmarish slide that has seen the Philadelphia Eagles drop from a 2‑0 start to a seven‑game losing streak, they fell 19‑11 to the New York Giants in Week 9 – their first home loss to the Giants since 2013. With quarterback Jalen Hurts out due to blood clots and the team stuck in last place in the NFC East, head coach Nick Sirianni told reporters during the upcoming bye that staff changes are “always on the table” but won’t be made merely to react to the record. He says any moves must be based on solid reasons. The Eagles aim to rebound in Week 11 at home against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
10 Eagles things I think I think after the loss to the Giants
After a 19-11 defeat to the New York Giants, the Philadelphia Eagles see their 2026 season effectively ending. A 0-3 stretch against NFC East foes left them 2-7, the worst record since 1999, with a -52 point differential. The blog blames offensive coaching, highlighting a historic third‑quarter collapse—just 3 plays for -2 yards and three punts—while the line allowed seven sacks and struggled to protect QB Joe Milton, who posted 169 yards, no touchdowns and a lost fumble. The run game sputters, with Saquon Barkley limited and backup Elijah Mitchell barely moving the ball. The author calls for staff cuts during the bye week, especially on offense, as the team’s playoff hopes vanish.
Giants Beat Eagles 19-11 Behind Four Zvada Field Goals
The New York Giants defeat the Philadelphia Eagles 19-11 at Lincoln Financial Field, moving to 5-2-1 and staying atop the NFC East. Dominic Zvada scores all 13 of New York’s points, converting four field goals—including a 53‑yard opener and two fourth‑quarter kicks (38 and 49 yards)—while Jameis Winston throws a go‑ahead TD to Isaiah Likely. Saquon Barkley’s 3‑yard run accounts for Philadelphia’s only touchdown; Jake Elliott’s late field goal caps the Eagles’ 2-7 record. The Giants’ defense shines with Arvell Reese’s 12 tackles and three sacks, and the special teams’ performance proves decisive.
Giants’ Arvell Reese makes new rookie NFL history with dominant game vs. Eagles
The New York Giants snap a 13‑game road losing streak at Lincoln Financial Field with a 19‑11 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Nov. 8, 2026. Rookie linebacker Arvell Reese makes NFL history as the first rookie since 1999 to post 10+ tackles, 3+ sacks and a forced fumble in one game, finishing with 12 tackles, three sacks and one turnover. Jameis Winston steps in for injured J.J. McCarthy to throw a go‑ahead TD, while Dominic Zvada nails four field goals, including a 53‑yard try.
NFL Week 9 Recap: New York Giants 19, Philadelphia Eagles 11
The New York Giants held off the Philadelphia Eagles 19–11 in Week 9 on November 8, 2026. Giants outgained the Eagles, 243 total yards to 220.
Commanders’ Dan Quinn explains bizarre Jayden Daniels checkdown on final play of Rams loss
Washington Commanders coach Dan Quinn breaks down the baffling final‑play checkdown by QB Jayden Daniels that sealed a 20‑13 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Nov. 8, 2026. With two key offensive weapons out, Daniels threw a quick middle pass at the 32‑yard line that led to two failed laterals, ending short of the 20‑yard line. Quinn called the execution “not happy,” citing a Rams blitz as the cause. Despite 313 total yards and a passing TD from Daniels, the defense held Matthew Stafford to 228 yards while Puka Nacua racked 150 yards for the Rams. The Commanders fall to 2‑5‑1 heading into a crucial Week 10 matchup against the Giants.
John Harbaugh makes ambiguous claim after NY Giants retired offer for Jonathan Taylor
Giants head coach John Harbaugh skirts a definitive answer on the team’s pursuit of Colts RB Jonathan Taylor after New York pulled a two‑draft‑pick offer ahead of the Tuesday trade deadline. While Harbaugh says ‘things change day by day,’ he leaves the door open for future talks, noting the Giants need a spark after a lackluster 19‑11 win over the Eagles in Week 9, where Devin Singletary managed just 31 yards on 21 carries (2.6 yards/attempt). Taylor’s eight rushing TDs and big‑play ability could ease pressure on QB J.J. McCarthy and revive the struggling ground game.
Eagles vs. Giants: The good, the bad, and the ugly
The Philadelphia Eagles fall 19-11 to the New York Giants, snapping a nine‑year home‑field streak and extending the Eagles' losing run to seven games—their longest skid since 2012. QB Joe Milton throws for 169 yards but is sacked seven times, while the defense, despite a season‑high six sacks, can’t stop the Giants, who gain only 243 yards. The loss drops Philadelphia to 2‑7, the NFC’s worst record and the poorest nine‑game start in franchise history since 1999. Critics cite poor communication, mis‑coverage, and coaching woes, while looming draft prospects and Jalen Hurts' future hang in the balance.
4 Takeaways From The New York Giants’ Big 19-11 Victory Over The Philadelphia Eagles
On Nov. 8, 2026 the New York Giants snapped a 13‑game losing streak in Philadelphia with a gritty 19‑11 win over the Eagles. Rookie linebacker Arvell Reese shone with 12 tackles, three sacks and a Defensive Player of the Year buzz. The running game remained a liability—only 80 yards on 31 carries, 31 by Devin Singletary—fueling fresh trade talks for Jonathan Taylor. Quarterback J.J. McCarthy, returning from injury, threw 12‑of‑19 for 127 yards but was sacked five times and struggled with a dropped TD. Undrafted kicker Dominic Zvada redeemed himself, hitting four field goals (53, 49, 38, 49 yards). These points shape the Giants’ division push and offseason moves.
Eagles-Giants final score: Philadelphia loses at home to New York for first time since 2013
The Philadelphia Eagles host the New York Giants in a Week 10 NFC East showdown on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at Lincoln Financial Field. The Eagles don their Kelly Green jerseys and hope new starter Joe Milton can end their winless streak since Week 2, while the Giants aim to snap a 13-year drought in Philadelphia. Pre‑game notes highlight Marcus Epps returning to safety alongside Andrew Mukuba in nickel sets. The live blog promises real‑time scores, highlights, injury updates, and analysis throughout all four quarters.
NFL Sunday: Mahomes Plays Through Injury, Sanders Shows Resilience in OT & Other Moments You Missed
Week 9 delivered a clutch showcase of resilience across the NFL. Patrick Mahomes shrugged off a hard hit to the throwing arm and finished 23‑of‑31 for 242 yards and two TDs as the Chiefs beat the Jets 35‑12. Shedeur Sanders recorded his first NFL touchdown in an overtime thriller, but the Browns fell short 23‑16 after a failed two‑point try. Denver rallied late, with Bo Nix engineering an 80‑yard drive capped by touchdowns to Jonah Coleman and Pat Bryant to beat the Broncos 26‑14. The Cowboys escaped a late comeback with a 27‑23 win over the Colts, sealing the game with rookie Caleb Downs’ interception. The Giants upset the Eagles 19‑11, while the Saints edged the Browns 23‑22 in OT.
John Harbaugh still won’t rule out Jonathan Taylor trade despite Giants pulling offer
Giants coach John Harbaugh hints the team might still chase Colts RB Jonathan Taylor despite reports they withdrew a second‑rounder and fifth‑rounder trade offer. While the trade package’s status is unclear, New York, now 5‑2‑1 and atop the NFC East, could benefit from Taylor’s talent as Cam Skattebo and Devin Singletary have struggled and Skattebo is injured. With the NFL trade deadline looming Tuesday, the Giants’ pursuit remains uncertain but far from dead.
Bob’s Obs: Nick Sirianni’s Eagles drop seventh in a row
The Philadelphia Eagles slip to a 2‑7 record after a 19‑11 defeat by the New York Giants, marking the Giants' first win in Philly in 14 attempts. Rookie QB Joe Milton makes his NFL debut, throwing 18 of 34 for 169 yards and running for 64 yards, but is sacked seven times. The Eagles' defense posts six sacks and limits the Giants to one TD and four field goals, yet the offense stalls, converting only a 17‑yard scramble as its highlight. Key moments include Saquon Barkley's three‑yard TD, J.J. McCarthy’s injury, and Jameis Winston’s replacement pass for a Giants score.
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