The Philadelphia Eagles face a backlash after owner Jeff Lurie celebrates his Hall of Fame induction while quarterback Jalen Hurts sits out with life‑threatening blood clots in his lungs, a condition linked to the team clearing him to play in Week 5 in London. Fans criticize Lurie’s “tone‑deaf” statement and demand answers from the franchise and its medical staff, which has remained silent. The NFL and NFLPA have pledged a joint review of the incident, adding pressure on the Eagles amid the controversy surrounding the 2025 Super Bowl‑winning quarterback’s health.
After finishing a bye week, the Jacksonville Jaguars (4‑2) gear up for a showdown with the 2‑5 Indianapolis Colts, who just fell 20‑10 to the Vikings. The article asks fans what adjustments the Jaguars should make to eliminate lingering issues and stay competitive for the rest of the season, while also highlighting related news: a Jaguars mailbag preview, photos of Josh Hines‑Allen, trade rumors involving Brian Thomas Jr., Aaron Rodgers' historic TD milestone, Christian McCaffrey’s injury, and Week 7 NFL takeaways.
After a 5‑2 start, the Steelers’ offense still struggles to score, ranking near the bottom in passing EPA and success rate while the run stays elite. With WRs Michael Pittman Jr. and Roman Wilson on IR, Steelers fans wonder if a trade for Jaguars wideout Brian Thomas Jr. could fix the passing woes. Thomas, a former 1,282‑yard, 10‑TD rookie, offers elite speed and vertical threat but has faded in Jacksonville, battling zone‑coverage woes and inconsistent hands. The article weighs his big‑play upside against his recent drop in production and fit alongside DK Metcalf, asking whether he’s the missing piece the Steelers need.
A recent Reacts survey shows 88% of Jacksonville Jaguars fans believe the team will repeat as AFC South champions, even after a Week 6 loss to the Houston Texans. With the Texans now three games back, the Jags sit comfortably entering a Week 7 bye. Coach Liam Coen emphasizes the focus on situational football during the break. Confidence in the team's direction remains high at 80%, and odds to win Super Bowl LXI have improved, now sitting at +1200 after Week 6, down from +3000 in preseason. The article also promotes fan engagement through SB Nation polls and the app.
Looking to boost your fantasy lineup? The Game Haus highlights five under‑owned defenses to stream in Week 8. The Cincinnati Bengals (7th overall, 8.0 pts/game) face a low‑scoring Titans offense; Jacksonville Jaguars (17th, 5.7 pts) return from a bye against a struggling Colts unit; Washington Commanders (24th, 3.8 pts) take on an Eagles squad missing Jalen Hurts; Las Vegas Raiders (18th, 4.7 pts) meet the 27th‑ranked Jets; and the Green Bay Packers (9th, 6.3 pts) clash with a high‑scoring but turnover‑prone Panthers. All are owned in under 55% of ESPN leagues, making them smart waiver targets for Week 8.
Former Super Bowl champion Bill Cowher steps in to defend Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni amid growing fan criticism after a 19-17 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. Cowher highlights Sirianni’s five straight playoff appearances, a Super Bowl LIX title, and his knack for rallying the locker room, urging supporters to give the young staff time to improve offensive consistency. He notes recent staff turnover, including a first‑time offensive coordinator and the loss of veteran line coach Jeff Stoutland, but stresses the Eagles still boast the division’s best defense. The article warns the Eagles must deliver better results to stay in the playoff hunt.
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The Buffalo Bills sit tied for first in the AFC at 5‑1 after a Week 7 bye, while the New England Patriots drop to 4‑3 with a loss to the Chicago Bears. The Kansas City Chiefs also sit 5‑1 but hold the tiebreaker with a perfect 5‑0 conference record. The upcoming Week 8 slate features key matchups—Chiefs vs. Broncos, Bills vs. Ravens, Browns vs. Steelers—that could reshape the playoff picture. Current AFC standings list the Chiefs and Bills atop the race, followed by the Browns and Jaguars.
The Jacksonville Jaguars look to be in complete control of the AFC South. Jacksonville lost a heartbreaker in Week 6 but they are still in command of their division at 4-2. The Jaguars will be an interesting team to watch at the trade deadline, even if they don’t move one of their offensive weapons. NFL […]
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According Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, NFL teams are expected to ramp up trade calls to the Jaguars for WR Brian Thomas Jr before the upcoming trade deadline. The Jaguars have reportedly shown no signs of engaging in trade talks for Thomas, but he also did not play in the second half […]
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The NFL and the National Football League Players Association released a joint statement Sunday revealing there will be an investigation into how the Philadelphia Eagles handled Jalen Hurts' blood clot situation during and around the team's Week 5 trip to London to play the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Welcome back to our WR/CB Matchups for Week 7 of the 2026 fantasy football season. The Bills, Jaguars, Chargers, and […]
Here's the latest status update on Breece Hall and some start or sit advice for Braelon Allen.
The Buffalo Bills sit out Sunday, Oct. 25, because Week 7 of the 2026 NFL season is their scheduled bye—one of four teams (Jaguars, Chargers, Commanders) resting that weekend. The hiatus follows road wins over the Rams (Oct. 12) and Raiders (Oct. 18) and gives Buffalo time to heal injuries before returning on Nov. 1 at 1 p.m. ET against the Baltimore Ravens at Highmark Stadium. Upcoming games include trips to Minnesota, New York, and a home showdown with Miami.
The Jacksonville Jaguars sit out Sunday, Oct. 25, because Week 7 of the 2026 NFL season is their scheduled bye. The break follows two back‑to‑back London games—against the Philadelphia Eagles (Oct. 11) and Houston Texans (Oct. 18)—giving Liam Coen’s squad time to recover from the grueling travel and address injuries. Jacksonville returns on Nov. 1 at 1 p.m. ET to host the Indianapolis Colts in an AFC South showdown at EverBank Stadium, before road trips to Baltimore, Tennessee and New York later in the month.
Despite a 4-2 start, the Jacksonville Jaguars are plagued by costly penalties that have erased three potential touchdowns, including two 3‑yard runs by RB Bhayshul Tuten. Recent holding calls on TE Brenton Strange and a subsequent end‑zone interception by QB Trevor Lawrence helped a 3‑point loss to the Houston Texans, underscoring discipline issues that threaten the team’s AFC competitiveness. Analyst Michael DiRocco (ESPN) stresses that tightening up execution and cutting self‑inflicted infractions is vital for the Jaguars to convert drives into points and sustain their early success.
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence has revealed his top five NFL quarterbacks of all time, selecting a group of accomplished veterans whose careers have shaped the modern game. His list features Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees, Aaron Rodgers and Matthew Stafford, highlighting a mix of championship success, individual accolades and outstanding passing ability. Brady […]
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Could this potential trade help the Rams save this season?
With the NFL trade deadline looming on Nov. 10, Jacksonville Jaguars executives signal they will “seriously” consider moving wideout Brian Thomas Jr. after his impressive rookie campaign of 87 receptions, 1,112 yards and 8 touchdowns. The trade buzz has intensified, positioning Thomas as the most discussed receiver on the market this year. Steelers Depot examines the Jaguars’ stance, potential trade partners, and how his departure could reshape Jacksonville’s offense.
The Jacksonville Jaguars may trade wideout Brian Thomas Jr. before the NFL deadline, with the Kansas City Chiefs and Pittsburgh Steelers emerging as top contenders. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler notes Thomas has gone two weeks without a catch, prompting Jacksonville to consider moving the former first‑round pick. Kansas City sees Thomas as a deep‑threat complement for Patrick Mahomes, especially after Tyquan Thornton’s season‑ending injury, while Pittsburgh hopes his vertical ability will boost a perimeter attack lagging behind DK Metcalf. The highest bidder is expected to secure the once‑electric receiver.
Start 'Em, Sit 'Em for Week 7. This week, we've got four teams on bye (Bills, Jaguars, Chargers, and Commanders). […]
Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that he spoke with multiple league sources who believe the Jaguars will consider trading WR Brian Thomas Jr. before the November deadline. Thomas’s role has decreased dramatically since his rookie season, and he’s behind Parker Washington, who’s having a breakout season, and veteran Jakobi Meyers. In recent weeks, he’s even […]
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As Brian Thomas Jr.'s role in the Jacksonville Jaguars offense continues to diminsh, the team appears to be softening in their stance about moving him leading up to the trade deadline on Nov. 10.
Fewer FLEX options will be available in Week 7, with the Bills, Commanders, Jaguars, and Chargers on bye. Along with […]
Hello friends! As we enter Week 7, we now have Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars, Los Angeles Chargers, and the Washington Commanders on bye. As if navigating bye weeks isn't enough,…
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