Bijan Robinson Trade Pursued by Giants, New NFL Rumors Detail Talks After Jonathan Taylor Links
Jonathan Taylor wasn't the only marquee running back the New York Giants made a push for prior to the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday.
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Washington Commanders vs. NY Giants on TNF Week 10: Inside the Matchup
The Washington Commanders (2-5-1) travel to MetLife Stadium for Thursday Night Football on Nov. 12 against NFC East‑leading New York Giants (5-2-1). A win would give Washington the division tie‑breaker and narrow the Giants' lead to two games with eight left. Giants rookie QB J.J. McCarthy, now 2‑0 as a starter, ranks 5th league‑wide in third‑down completions (71.4%), while Commanders QB Jayden Daniels struggles with a league‑worst 31% third‑down conversion rate. Key players to watch: Giants RB Cam Skattevo (124 yards vs. Texans, 418 total) returning from hamstring, WR Malik Nabers (36 catches, 509 yards, 2 TDs), and LB Arvell Reese (65 tackles, 4.5 sacks). Washington’s O‑line shuffle and defensive schemes under Dennard Wilson could exploit the Giants’ vulnerable interior line.
NY Giants’ John Harbaugh provides significant injury update on JJ McCarthy ahead of TNF vs Commanders
Giants head coach John Harbaugh says quarterback J.J. McCarthy is expected to suit up for Thursday Night Football against the Washington Commanders after a hard hit in Week 9. The 18‑year‑old took a spine‑rattling collision from Eagles defender Zack Baun that was diagnosed as a hip injury, but Harbaugh reports he looked fine in practice and should be cleared to play. The Giants, sitting comfortably atop the NFC East, also have backup quarterback Jameis Winston ready, while wide receiver Cam Skattebo continues recovering from a hamstring strain. A win over Washington would bolster New York’s momentum heading into a four‑game stretch that begins with a home game against Jacksonville on Nov 22.
Week 10 Waiver Wire Top Pickups and Drops After Evaluating Week 9 Box Scores
Week 10 will begin with Thursday night's battle between the New York Giants and Washington Commanders. Both NFC East contenders have experienced season-ending injuries to key players, and many fantasy managers can likely relate.
Cowboys' NFC East pulse is still beating thanks to Giants' fruitless trade deadline
The New York Giants did the Dallas Cowboys a huge favor by standing pat at the 2026 NFL trade deadline.
“Proper Interpretation Matters”: Cam Newton Defends Greg Olsen as Malik Nabers Slams FOX Broadcaster
A clash erupts between Fox analyst Greg Olsen and Giants rookie wideout Malik Nabers after Olsen critiques Nabers' sideline expressions during the Week 9 loss to the Eagles. Nabers fires back on social media, accusing Olsen of calling him a bad teammate. Former Panthers quarterback Cam Newton steps in, defending Olsen and urging better interpretation of the broadcaster’s comments. Newton draws parallels to his own past misunderstandings and highlights that on‑camera gestures don’t reveal a player’s mindset. Nabers, backed by teammates, insists his body language was misrepresented and stays focused on the upcoming game against Washington, while Olsen later clarifies his remarks on X.
Terps in the NFL Week 9: Nick Cross has monster game in loss to Rams
Washington Commanders safety Nick Cross shines in a 20-13 Week 9 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. The 25‑year‑old logged eight tackles, defended three passes, recovered a fumble and snagged his first turnover of the season with a third‑quarter interception on Matthew Stafford, halting a Rams drive at the 27‑yard line and setting up a game‑tying field goal. After missing a month with injury, Cross has posted 19 tackles in five games and remains a key piece in Washington’s secondary as the Commanders aim to rebound against the Giants.
Giants WR Malik Nabers doubles down calling out Greg Olsen, FOX broadcast over body language comments
Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers intensifies his feud with FOX analyst Greg Olsen after the broadcaster critiqued Nabers' sideline body language during the 19‑11 win over the Eagles. Nabers, who previously posted on Instagram, used a press conference to call the narrative a character attack and defended his teammate reputation, demanding the cameras stay off him. Olsen replied on X, denying he called Nabers a bad teammate and shared the original broadcast clip. Nabers says the dispute is settled and he’s shifting focus to the Giants’ next game.
Commanders get encouraging Treylon Burks injury update for TNF showdown vs. Giants
Washington’s wide receiver Treylon Burks gets a boost ahead of Thursday Night Football vs. the New York Giants. After missing the Rams loss with a foot injury, Burks moves from non‑participant to limited practice on Tuesday, and a second limited session Wednesday could make him available for the game. The 26‑year‑old has 12 catches for 233 yards and two TDs this season, and with Terry McLaurin out injured, Burks could climb into the top three of the Commanders’ receiving corps. Washington also deals with injuries to center Lucas Patrick (concussion) and TE Colson Yankoff (knee) as they seek a third straight win and a Thursday night victory over the Giants.
NFL Power Rankings Week 10: Commanders quickly running out of time to stick around in NFC East
The Washington Commanders fall to 2‑5‑1 after a 20‑13 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, snapping a brief win streak and leaving them in a race‑against‑time in the NFC East. Quarterback Jayden Daniels, under heavy pressure from Myles Garrett, could not finish drives, while the offense and defense both rank near 20th in DVOA. A Thursday night showdown at the New York Giants offers a must‑win to stay within two games and retain the tiebreaker, but a loss would drop them four games back and likely seal coach Dan Quinn’s fate. The article highlights the team's low playoff odds (5.6%) and the mounting pressure on the coaching staff.
Malik Nabers says Fox broadcasters’ body language comments were ‘just a lie’
Giants receiver Malik Nabers slams Fox commentators Joe Davis and Greg Olsen for accusing him of “terrible” body language during New York’s 19‑11 win over Philadelphia on Nov. 9. After the broadcast singled him out for slamming his helmet, Nabers blasted the network on social media, calling the critique a lie that attacks his character and teammate reputation. Olsen later clarified they never called him a bad teammate, but Nabers reiterated his frustration in a pre‑game press conference before Thursday’s matchup with Washington, insisting his demeanor is consistent regardless of performance. The dispute has sparked debate among New York media and fans.
Eagles’ Nick Sirianni Responds to Backlash Over Alleged Middle Finger Caught on Camera
After the Eagles’ 11-19 Week 9 loss to the Giants—marking their seventh straight defeat and first home loss to New York since 2013—head coach Nick Sirianni faced a viral video that appeared to show him flashing a middle finger to booing fans. Sirianni denied the gesture at a press conference, saying he was surprised by the claim and stressing his focus on helping the team win. He also hinted at possible coaching staff changes but warned against changes for their own sake, as the Eagles head into a Week 10 bye hoping to turn around a 2‑7 season.
Is the NFC East really winnable by the Cowboys?
The Dallas Cowboys cling to playoff hopes after a 27‑23 win over the Indianapolis Colts, improving to 4‑5 and staying mathematically alive in the NFC East race. With the 5‑2‑1 New York Giants battling quarterback injuries yet still ahead, the Cowboys must capitalize on a tougher second‑half schedule to overtake them. The blog asks fans whether the Cowboys can still win the division and reach the postseason, inviting poll participation and comments.
Cam Skattebo Reacts to Giants Not Trading for RB After Jonathan Taylor Rumors at NFL Deadline
Cam Skattebo remained confident in himself after the New York Giants chose not to add another running back before Tuesday's trade deadline.
Commanders vs. Giants Tuesday injury report: Treylon Burks limited
The Washington Commanders list wide receiver Treylon Burks as limited after a foot injury against the 49ers, leaving his status for Thursday’s game versus the New York Giants uncertain. Tight end Colson Yankoff sits out with a knee issue, and center Lucas Patrick remains in concussion protocol, with Nick Allegretti set to start at center. Conversely, tight end Chig Okonkwo is fully cleared, offering a boost to a receiver‑strapped squad. Other injuries include QB Jayden Daniels (elbow), CB Amik Robertson (ankle) and DL Shy Tuttle (shoulder).
NFC Notes: Dallas Goedert, Jonathan Taylor, Commanders, Cowboys, Eagles, Giants
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.
Watch J.J. McCarthy's Live Reaction to Kirk Cousins-Vikings Trade News After Deal with Raiders
New York Giants quarterback J.J. McCarthy was in front of the cameras when he learned that his former team, the Minnesota Vikings, traded for Kirk Cousins on Tuesday.
Chiefs Rookie Mansoor Delane Nominated for NFL Award
Kansas City Chiefs rookie cornerback Mansoor Delane, the No. 6 overall pick in the 2026 draft, becomes a finalist for the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year award. In his first five games (four starts) he logs 27 tackles (17 solo), one interception and three tackles for loss, helping the Chiefs to a 6‑2 midseason record despite missing Week 9 with a shoulder injury. Delane joins Giants linebacker Arvell Reese, Dolphins linebacker Jacob Rodriguez, Jets defensive end David Bailey and Commanders linebacker Sonny Styles in the five‑player finalist field. The next contest is a road game against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.
What to make of Commanders, GM Adam Peters at NFL trade deadline
At the Nov. 10 trade deadline, Washington's Commanders made no moves, leaving GM Adam Peters to explain that the team lacked valuable assets after Daron Payne’s injury and a 2‑5‑1 record. Peters argues the club couldn’t justify giving up draft picks, especially with key injuries to Laremy Tunsil and Terry McLaurin. The blog criticizes the coaching and talent depth, urging the Commanders to trade future picks for help rather than sit idle, while noting even late‑round picks can yield starters. The piece previews a Thursday showdown with the Giants and questions whether any deadline activity could have changed Washington’s trajectory.
NFL Insiders Reveal Failed Indianapolis Colts Trade Offers That Teams Pulled Before Agreements
The Indianapolis Colts missed two potentially lucrative trade offers at the November 10 trade deadline. The New York Giants withdrew a deal for running back Jonathan Taylor that would have fetched Indianapolis a 2027 second‑round pick, a fifth‑rounder and a player, while an unnamed team pulled a proposal for defensive tackle Grover Stewart in exchange for a fourth‑round and a late‑round pick after the Colts hesitated. Although the Colts added five draft selections—third‑rounder Quenton Nelson, fourth‑rounders DeForest Buckner and Josh Downs, a fifth‑rounder Downs, and a sixth‑rounder Keenan Allen—they left veteran Taylor and quarterback Daniel Jones at home, keeping options open for later moves.
NFL rumors: Why Titans rebuffed Broncos, Giants’ Tony Pollard trade efforts
The Titans refuse to trade star running back Tony Pollard despite interest from the Denver Broncos and New York Giants, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. At 29 and on an expiring deal, Pollard has been crucial to quarterback Cam Ward’s development, posting 595 yards and six TDs in eight games, including a career‑high 304 passing yards for Ward in the 43‑36 overtime loss to Cincinnati. Tennessee chose to keep Pollard to aid Ward’s growth rather than chase draft capital, even after bolstering assets by dealing Jeffery Simmons and Amani Hooker. The Titans now look to the second half of the season, with a Week 10 road clash against Jacksonville awaiting.
Vikings Make Three Roster Moves, Cut Odell Beckham Jr.
The Minnesota Vikings have cut veteran wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., only to re‑sign him to the practice squad after his Week 9 promotion. The moves also see guard C.J. Hanson and tackle Corey Robinson II released from the practice squad. Beckham, a 2014 No. 12 overall pick, has bounced from the Giants to the Browns, Rams, Ravens, Dolphins and a brief Giants return this season, appearing in four games with a single target before landing in Minnesota.
Titans Turned Down Interest From Broncos & Giants For RB Tony Pollard
The Titans rejected trade offers from the Broncos and Giants for running back Tony Pollard, who leads the market after teams like the Colts and Jets kept their backs. Despite moving other veterans, Nashville fears losing Pollard would hurt quarterback Cam Ward's support. Pollard, 29, is in the final year of his three‑year, $24 million deal and is due $7.25 million in 2026. This season he’s logged 112 rushes for 478 yards (4.3 YPC) and four touchdowns in seven games.
NFL rumors: Colts were ‘not interested in reality’ in Jonathan Taylor trade talks
The Indianapolis Colts completed two deadline‑day trades—Keenan Allen to the 49ers and Josh Downs to the Chiefs—while running back Jonathan Taylor remained on the roster despite swirling trade gossip. Insider Josina Anderson posted a text showing the Colts "not interested in reality" about moving Taylor, and NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport notes Taylor hasn’t requested a trade. The New York Giants briefly offered a deal but withdrew, and other suitors failed to meet the Colts’ price. Taylor finishes the season in Indianapolis, with his offseason fate still uncertain.
Cam Skattebo offers hope to NY Giants after failed Jonathan Taylor trade
The New York Giants miss out on a trade for Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor as Indianapolis demands a blockbuster offer, despite multiple teams offering a second‑round pick. Instead, the Giants protect their 2027 draft capital, having already traded a fourth‑rounder for receiver Malachi Fields and a fifth‑rounder for quarterback J.J. McCarthy. Backup back Cam Skattebo steps up, confirming he will play Thursday against the Washington Commanders after a hamstring injury, and vows to become "one of the most dangerous backs in the league," offering fans hope after the trade disappointment.
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