On Thursday Night Football, the New York Giants fell 24-21 to the Washington Commanders, and former All‑Pro cornerback Aqib Talib blames the loss on the Giants themselves. On the Gridiron podcast, Talib highlights Washington’s relentless defense—30 blitzes that forced J.J. McCarthy into hurried throws. Despite 399 total yards, New York commits two turnovers and misses a field goal. A late 66‑yard TD pass to Isaiah Likely gave the Giants a 21‑17 lead, but Jayden Daniels answered with a 32‑yard strike to Stefon Diggs with 1:05 left for the win. The defeat drops the Giants to 5‑3‑1 as they prepare to host the Jaguars next Sunday.
The Ravens announce veteran Jacoby Brissett as the starter for Week 10 versus the winless Los Angeles Chargers, filling in for injured Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, who both went down in the Week 8 loss to the Bills. After a rough debut by third‑stringer Joe Fagnano in a 33‑10 loss to Jacksonville, Brissett steps in, noting he isn’t looking ahead to Jackson’s potential return. Jackson is on IR with a thumb injury but hopes to return before season’s end. Brissett enters Baltimore with 1,719 yards, 10 TDs and a 63.3% completion rate from Arizona this season.
The New York Giants stay atop the NFC East at 5-3-1 despite a 24-21 loss to the Washington Commanders in Week 10. Linebacker Abdul Carter says the team isn’t shying away from the upcoming “smoke” against the Jaguars, 49ers, Seahawks and Lions. With the Cowboys at 4-5 and the Eagles sliding to 2-7, the Giants still control their destiny, but must win the tough stretch to cement the division lead.
Quarterback Trevor Lawrence declares the Jacksonville Jaguars feel like "favorites" each week, underscoring their Super Bowl‑contender aura. After a 42‑7 win over the Colts, the Jags hit the trade deadline hard, adding DT Jordan Davis, safety Jessie Bates III and DT Davon Godchaux, sacrificing several draft picks. The moves push a 6‑2 AFC South‑leading team—still ahead of the 3‑5 Texans—into the spotlight as they prepare for a Week 10 clash with the Tennessee Titans. Coach Liam Coen’s squad, fresh off a 2025 playoff run, now aims beyond the postseason, eyeing a title.
The Philadelphia Eagles face uncertainty after Jalen Hurts’ season ended due to multiple blood clots, sparking talk of a long‑term replacement. Analyst Brent Sobleski’s November 11 mock draft suggests the Eagles could use their two first‑round picks (their own and Jacksonville’s) in the 2027 NFL Draft to select dual‑threat quarterback LaNorris Sellers from South Carolina, who posted 2,100 passing yards (62.8% completion, 17 TDs, 7 INTs) and 637 rushing yards with seven TDs this season. Sellers would fit Philadelphia’s existing offensive scheme if Hurts cannot return.
Jacksonville paid up for Jessie Bates III and Jordan Davis. Mike Patton and I break down that bet, why the Titans kept Tony Pollard for Cam Ward, and what Josh Downs gives Patrick Mahomes in the slot.
Cam Skattebo turned heads at MetLife Stadium with a custom Iron Man mask and sleek streetwear before Thursday Night Football against the Washington Commanders. The NFL highlighted his entrance on Instagram, captioning, “The truth is… I am Iron Man.” Skattebo, a 2025 fourth‑round pick recovering from a Week 8 ankle dislocation, posted 98 carries for 418 yards and two touchdowns this season. He delivered 78 yards and two scores in the 24‑21 Giants loss, snapping New York’s two‑game streak and moving them to 5‑3‑1. The Giants host Jacksonville on Nov. 22.
The Cleveland Browns invited three defensive linemen—DE Vincent Anthony and DTs Kyonte Hamilton and Jay Tufele—to a tryout on Friday, according to the NFL Transactions wire. Tufele, a 2021 fourth‑round pick of the Jaguars, has bounced around the league, most recently signing a one‑year deal with the Detroit Lions after stints with the Bengals, Jets and a 12‑game, 12‑tackle season with the Jets in 2025. The Browns are evaluating these prospects as they reshape their front line.
Tennessee Titans head coach Robert Saleh insisted there isn't any lingering animosity between him and Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen from their viral postgame spat last season.
Wide receiver Malik Nabers faces backlash after a costly night against the Washington Commanders on Nov. 13, 2026. Nabers fumbled in the red zone during a 17‑14 third‑quarter deficit, then dropped a 50‑50 pass that resulted in an interception sealing New York’s loss. He also evaded post‑game media, a first in three years, prompting criticism from fans and reporters. Despite a season line of 58 catches for 692 yards and two touchdowns, the Giants now look to him for a stronger showing against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The New York Giants built a 21-17 lead over the Washington Commanders on Thursday night, thanks largely to Cam Skattebo’s 78 rushing yards, 44 receiving yards and two touchdowns. However, a crucial mistake on a 3rd‑and‑1 play in the fourth quarter—Skattebo hesitating nearly three seconds before joining the pile—forced a punt and may have sealed the loss. Former Eagles coach Ryan Paganetti highlighted the delay on social media, noting it cost the Giants a chance to run out the clock. Skattebo accepted responsibility, saying the team failed to execute. The Giants now turn to a week‑later matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
ClutchPoints breaks down Week 10’s fantasy D/ST streaming picks. While the Texans‑Browns, Jaguars‑Titans and Rams‑Cardinals defenses look tempting, the article flags better value in three matchups: Baltimore vs. Los Angeles Chargers, Buffalo vs. New York Jets, and Indianapolis vs. Miami. The Ravens’ fresh coaching tweaks and the Chargers’ league‑worst 15.1 pts/game offense make Baltimore a solid streaming play. The Bills, bolstered by veteran safety Amani Hooker, should continue their defensive surge against the Jets. The Colts, despite roster turmoil, could profit from a pick‑six against a rookie‑led Dolphins attack. These insights aim to help fantasy owners make last‑minute D/ST decisions for NFL Week 10.
The Titans announce rookie wideout Carnell Tate (No. 4 overall 2026 draft) will miss Sunday’s clash with the Jacksonville Jaguars due to a shoulder injury that began in Week 7. Coach Robert Saleh hopes Tate could be back for the Nov. 22 matchup against Dallas, though it’s not guaranteed. Backup options Chimere Dike, Elic Ayomanor, Wan’Dale Robinson and Calvin Ridley will split his snaps. The Jaguars also lose defensive lineman Jordan Davis and safety Jessie Bates III, who debut in Week 11. The Titans aim to stay competitive without their top rookie.
The Jacksonville Jaguars will sit newly‑acquired safety Jessie Bates III and defensive tackle Jordan Davis for their Week 10 matchup against the Tennessee Titans, treating the game as an improvised bye week. Coach Liam Coen says neither player has had a bye since joining Jacksonville, and the rest gives them extra time to learn the defensive scheme before debuting in Week 11 versus the New York Giants. Bates, a 2023 Pro Bowler with 28 career interceptions, and Davis, a 2022 first‑round pick who posted career‑high stats in 2025, were traded for high‑draft picks. Jacksonville sits 6‑2, leads the AFC South, and sees its Super Bowl odds improve after the acquisitions.
After a 24-21 loss to Washington, Giants pass rusher Abdul Carter vows "all the smoke" against a daunting seven‑week stretch featuring the 6-2 Jacksonville Jaguars (Week 11), 7-1 San Francisco 49ers (Week 13), Seattle Seahawks and a Monday Night Football clash with the 6-2 Detroit Lions (Week 16). Carter’s confident remarks underscore New York’s fight to stay ahead in a tight NFC East where the Giants sit 5-3-1 behind the Cowboys and Commanders. The upcoming gauntlet could determine whether the Giants remain playoff contenders.
The Jacksonville Jaguars (6‑2) travel to Nashville for Week 10, hoping to stay on the AFC No. 1 seed track, while the 1‑7 Titans face a rash of injuries. Jacksonville’s report shows most starters healthy, with B.J. Green II back as a full participant and RB Bhayshul Tuten confirming he’ll be ready after missing Thursday practice. Limited participants include RB Chris Rodriguez Jr., WR Jakobi Meyers and DE Travon Walker. Tennessee, however, loses several key players: LB Cody Barton, LB Anthony Hill Jr., guard Peter Skoronski, WR Carnell Tate and punter Tommy Townsend are all ruled out, leaving the defense and special teams depleted.
Big Cat Country’s staff roundtable breaks down the Jaguars’ aggressive 2026 trade‑deadline deals and how they shape Week 10 against the Titans. Contributors praise the acquisitions of safety Jessie Bates III, edge rusher Jordan Davis, and interior lineman Davon Godchaux (a 2028 sixth‑round pick) as potential playoff catalysts, while noting the high‑risk trade for Travis Hunter. Opinions diverge on Super Bowl chatter: some urge caution after last year’s Wild Card loss, others claim Jacksonville is finally “win‑now” and deserving of championship talk. The panel previews the divisional clash, highlighting the Jags’ bold roster‑building under GM James Gladstone.
The Tennessee Titans head into Week 10 against the Jacksonville Jaguars without rookie wideout Carnell Tate, who is sidelined with a lingering shoulder injury after missing Week 8 versus Cincinnati. Coach Robert Saleh hopes Tate could return by Week 11 against Dallas, but his Week 10 status remains uncertain. In Tate’s absence, Wan’Dale Robinson and Chimere Dike are primed for bigger roles—Robinson logged 72 snaps and 47 routes for 7 targets and 15.7 fantasy points, while Dike posted 5 catches for 71 yards and a TD, making him a more attractive fantasy pick against Jacksonville’s vulnerable outside defense. Other receivers like Elic Ayomanor and Calvin Ridley also see expanded usage.
Jaguars head coach Liam Coen admits his offensive and defensive coordinators—Grant Udinski and Anthony Campanile—are already attracting NFL head‑coach interest after a strong season. Both coordinators, who helped Jacksonville improve defensively before the trade deadline, received head‑coach interviews last year and are expected to be top candidates again. Coen praises their continuity and detail, noting their work makes his job easier as the team eyes a playoff push.
Entering Week 10, the Philadelphia Eagles have shrunk from seven captains at season start to just four on the active roster. Veteran left tackle Jordan Mailata is now the only captain who has played every snap in all nine games, while Lane Johnson has retired, Jalen Hurts sits out indefinitely with blood clots, and Jordan Davis was traded to Jacksonville. Remaining captains DeVonta Smith, Saquon Barkley and Zack Baun have all missed significant time due to injuries. The leadership drain coincides with a seven‑game losing streak and an offensive line that ranks among the league’s worst, leaving the team desperate for new leaders.
Safety Jessie Bates III, the Jaguars' first trade‑deadline acquisition of the week, reveals his excitement after being dealt from the Falcons. Learning of the trade aboard the team plane at 1:30 a.m., he woke up a Jaguar and has been living at the Jacksonville facility while his family stays in a hotel. Bates praises head coach Liam Coen’s “gameday mindset” and defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile’s work ethic, saying they fuel his desire to lead a Super Bowl‑contending squad. The three‑time All‑Pro, who intercepted a pass in Super Bowl 56 with the Bengals, believes the current Jaguars group is “already special” and ready to fight for a title.
Big Cat Country predicts this Friday’s Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Tennessee Titans showdown after Jacksonville’s recent trade spree. With safety Jessie Bates and defensive tackle Jordan Davis sidelined, the Jags face a Titans squad that just lost safety Amani Hooker to Buffalo. The article links to the latest Jaguars mailbag, a press conference with Liam Coen, and notes that Bates and Davis will miss the game. It also rounds up other NFL headlines, including the Commanders’ steal of a win over the Giants and Mike Evans’ practice status.
Sportsnaut previews the 2027 NFL offseason, flagging eight potential trade magnets. Jaguars WR Brian Thomas Jr. logged 21 targets and a 43% snap rate in 2026; with two years left on his contract, Kansas City or Las Vegas may pay a third‑round pick for him. Titans QB Cam Ward, a 4‑21 starter with a 60.7% completion rate, is likely to be moved by February as Tennessee eyes draft capital and a new passer. Cardinals safety Budda Baker, a four‑time All‑Pro entering a contract year, could be dealt before April as Arizona rebuilds. Colts RB Jonathan Taylor, still 28, may be shipped to a contender like the Giants or Broncos after the season ends. Jets’ Breece Hall also tops the list, along with other unnamed stars, as teams prepare for a blockbuster trade market.
Titans rookie wide receiver Carnell Tate will miss his second consecutive game due to a shoulder injury, coach Robert Saleh confirms. The report also sidelines guard Peter Skoronski (hamstring), linebackers Anthony Hill (neck) and Cody Barton (concussion), plus punter Tommy Townsend (knee), though none are on IR yet. Cedric Gray gets the full defensive snap in Hill’s absence. Meanwhile, the Jaguars bench safety Jessie Bates and DT Jordan Davis, offering the Titans a slight roster advantage for Thursday’s matchup.
The Tennessee Titans announce five absentees for Week 10 versus the Jacksonville Jaguars: WR Carnell Tate, LB Anthony Hill, LB Cody Barton, OL Peter Skoronski, and P Tommy Townsend. Tate, the No. 4 overall 2026 draft pick and a former five‑star recruit, misses his second game after also sitting out Week 8; he has logged 34 catches for 413 yards and a touchdown in seven appearances. The other injuries leave the linebacker, offensive line, and punting units shorthanded for the matchup.