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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,… The post 2026 Fantasy Football Week 7 Players to Stash appeared first on Fantasy Six Pack - F6P .
The Bills, Chargers, Commanders, and Jaguars have a Week 7 bye, leaving fantasy managers with fewer options to stream this […]
Hey RotoBallers, the weekend is here, and we are back with updated rankings. Bye weeks continue, with the Bills, Jaguars, […]
Coach Shane Steichen’s Indianapolis Colts are 2-4, two games behind the Jaguars in the AFC South and facing bad Tyler Warren and Sauce Gardner injury news ahead of Week 7 in Minnesota. The Colts have taken a wait-and-see approach on the team so far with Daniel Jones struggling and Anthony Richardson making news on a […] The post Colts rumors: Ian Rapoport breaks down Indy’s plans with trade deadline looming appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Baltimore Ravens have little room for error in their schedule. After a disappointing loss to Cleveland, Baltimore needs to respond quickly. Baltimore’s schedule now features the Cincinnati Bengals, Buffalo Bills and Jacksonville Jaguars over the next three games. All three opponents have a bye week before facing Baltimore, giving them extra time to rest […] The post The Ravens’ Next Three Games Could Define Their Season appeared first on The Lead .
The topic in the NFL world this week has been Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts being ruled out for the season because of blood clots that traveled from his calf to his lung. The crazy thing is that Hurts played against the Jacksonville Jaguars with the blood clots in his calf, and then got on […] The post Kenneth Walker III thinks it’s ‘crazy’ Jalen Hurts took a flight with blood clots appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The New England Patriots tried to save their offense with A.J. Brown and now it's forcing them into another desperate move.
Jacksonville Jaguars left tackle Anton Harrison suffers a season‑ending ACL tear, confirmed by NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport. The injury occurred in Week 5, and the Jaguars announced he will miss the upcoming Week 14 showdown with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Harrison’s absence leaves a significant hole on the offensive line as the team prepares for the late‑season matchup.
Jaguars left tackle Anton Harrison suffers a torn ACL discovered during Thursday’s surgery, ending his 2026 season. Initially slated for a minor arthroscopic procedure, doctors found additional damage, confirming his placement on injured reserve. The 27th‑overall pick from Oklahoma, who switched from right to left tackle in training camp, leaves Jacksonville without a key protector for its offensive line. The Jaguars sit 4‑2 atop the AFC South, and Walker Little is expected to take over the left tackle duties. The injury marks a significant blow to a team riding a strong early‑season start.
Per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Jaguars LT Anton Harrison was revealed to have suffered a torn ACL during his surgery on Thursday. The hope was Harrison was just undergoing an arthroscopic procedure, but the surgery showed more damage, according to Rapoport. Harrison will now miss the rest of the season after already being placed on […] The post Jaguars LT Anton Harrison Done For The Year After Surgery Showed Torn ACL appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
The Jacksonville Jaguars on Friday were dealt a significant setback that could have lasting implications as they try to maintain their grip on the top spot in the AFC South. The Jaguars are amid their bye week, but they found themselves with a major void in the offensive line. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, […] The post Key Trevor Lawrence protector gets brutal injury update amid Jaguars’ bye week appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Jacksonville’s starting left tackle Anton Harrison suffers a season‑ending torn ACL, confirmed during Thursday surgery, ending his 2026 campaign. The injury, first revealed after he was carted off in the Week 5 19‑17 win over Philadelphia, forces the Jaguars to rely on backup Walker Little, who has already stepped in at both tackle and guard positions. Little’s solid play—zero pressures in his first start and only two against Houston—offers a glimmer of stability as Jacksonville pushes for the playoffs. The team’s depth includes Wyatt Milum, Daniel Faalele and Cole Van Lanen, but the loss may prompt more tight‑end sets and jumbo packages. Upcoming opponents: Colts (Week 8), Ravens (W9), Titans (W10, W12), Giants (W11).
Quarterback play around the league remained relatively strong in Week 6. We got to watch C.J. Stroud and Trevor Lawrence […]
Former NFL star Shannon Sharpe is calling out the league’s handling of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts’ blood‑clot issue, saying the NFL applies double standards in its investigations. After a superficial calf clot was found before the Eagles’ London game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, follow‑up scans showed clots in Hurts’ lungs, raising safety concerns. Sharpe argues the league should conduct an independent review of the Eagles’ medical decisions rather than accept the team’s assurances, emphasizing that player health deserves the same scrutiny as other league matters.
An NFL insider says JJ McCarthy faces a monumental task to dethrone New York Giants starter Jaxson Dart for 2027. After Dart’s season‑ending injury, McCarthy debuted in Week 7 versus the Houston Texans and nearly sparked a comeback against the Saints, but the Giants plan to keep Dart as QB1 for the next decade. To win the job, McCarthy would have to perform like a top‑10 NFL quarterback, lead the team to double‑digit wins, a secured NFC East title, and a deep playoff run—odds the insider deems slim.
With the Jaguars on a Week 7 bye at 4‑2 after a 34‑31 loss to Houston, Big Cat Country offers a detailed rooting guide for Jacksonville fans. The guide advises cheering the Chicago Bears over the New England Patriots, the New Orleans Saints over the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Atlanta Falcons against the 49ers, the Cincinnati Bengals over the Baltimore Ravens, the Carolina Panthers over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the New York Giants against the Texans. The goal is to keep AFC South rivals in check, avoid aiding Wild Card contenders, and protect potential coaching staff poaching, especially from the Buccaneers.
Aaron Wilson of KPRC reports the Jaguars are signing former Texans LB Jamal Hill to the practice squad after he cleared waivers. Hill, 25, was an honorable mention All-PAC 12 in 2020 at Oregon. He was drafted by the Texans with the No. 188 overall pick in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL Draft. […] The post Jaguars Signing LB Jamal Hill appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
While the Jaguars enjoy a bye week, Big Cat Country curates the week’s most buzzworthy Jags moments from X. Trevor Lawrence praises Travis Hunter’s space‑creating TD against the Texans, and the Hall of Fame notes Hunter joins Brian Dawkins and Roy Green as the third player to score a touchdown and record an interception in the same game. Lawrence’s jump pass to rookie TE Nate Boerkircher draws analysis from Brian Baldinger, and Jordan Schultz cites Film Watchers calling Lawrence a top‑five quarterback and dark‑horse MVP candidate. Additionally, PFF rates Ventrell Miller as the highest‑graded linebacker this season, and Liam Coen makes the top‑five offensive play‑callers list.
In Week 7, fantasy football managers have to work around bye weeks for Josh Allen, James Cook, Trevor Lawrence, Bhayshul Tuten, Parker Washington and Jayden Daniels. On top of that, wide receiver Davante Adams could miss the rest of the regular season with a hamstring tear.
Veteran safety Bryan Cook returns to full health for the Bengals ahead of Sunday’s clash with the Ravens. After missing time with an ankle injury—missing the Week 4 loss to Jacksonville and limiting his impact in a Week 5 win over Miami—Cook says he’s ready to “push himself” and help contain Lamar Jackson’s dual‑threat attack. Coach and fans hope his veteran leadership will shore up a defense that has struggled this season, especially against Baltimore’s high‑powered offense.
Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks candidly about running back Josh Jacobs’ return after six games on the NFL’s Exempt List. LaFleur acknowledges Jacobs’ misdemeanor battery and property damage case, calls him remorseful, and stresses the team’s belief in second chances, while noting the league’s ongoing personal‑conduct investigation and possible further discipline. Jacobs is now eligible to practice, but his Week 7 game‑day status remains unclear, and the Packers’ temporary roster exemption expires Oct 26. Green Bay, ranking last in rushing at 59.8 yards per game, still needs a boost from the 2022 All‑Pro RB.
The Jacksonville Jaguars slip to No. 4 in the latest NFL power rankings ahead of their Week 7 bye after a 34‑31 high‑scoring loss to division rival Houston Texans in London. Safety Eric Murray emphasizes the need for consistency, while analysts note Travis Hunter’s emerging two‑way impact and Trevor Lawrence’s impressive fantasy value (22nd in scoring, 19.0 ppg). Penalties hurt the Jags, costing three touchdowns this season. Despite the defeat, experts still view the Jags as AFC South contenders with a potent offense and elite run defense.
At 4‑2 and leading the AFC South, the Jacksonville Jaguars are eyeing defensive upgrades before the Nov. 10 trade deadline. The article lists ten possible interior‑defensive line targets, highlighting Daron Payne (Commanders) in a player‑for‑player swap with rookie Brian Thomas Jr., Zach Sieler (Dolphins) for a conditional 2027 fifth‑round pick, and veteran DeForest Buckner (Colts) for a 2027 third‑rounder plus Thomas Jr. It notes each player’s 2026 stats, contract status, and how they could fit alongside Arik Armstead and Travon Walker in Jacksonville’s revamped front seven. With the Jags’ defense conceding a season‑high 114 rushing yards and 34 points, the piece weighs cap hits, pass‑rush grades, and roster needs to gauge which veteran could bolster the unit.
After snapping a 0‑4 start with a 34‑31 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars in London, the Houston Texans jump to #14 in NFL.com’s Power Rankings and #16 on ESPN, up from #25 and #21 respectively. Quarterback C.J. Stroud posted his best career performance, posting the highest PFF grade and EPA efficiency through Week 6, while kicker Ka’imi Fairbairn nailed the 49‑yard game‑winner. The offense is booming—Stroud ranks second in passing yards (1,712)—but the run game remains a concern, averaging just 84.8 yards per game. The win fuels momentum hopes as the Texans sit 2‑4 and aim for a turnaround.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said league officials "welcome" a further look into the details behind Jalen Hurts playing for the Philadelphia Eagles in their Week 5 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars.