Week 10’s Vikings‑Packers NFC North showdown will be one of the most widely televised games of the season. A 506 Sports coverage map shows the matchup in red, indicating that almost the entire western United States, most of the Northeast, Midwest, parts of the South, and even Alaska and Hawai'i can watch the game live on their local FOX affiliate. The broadcast team features Adam Amin and former NFL star Drew Brees. The map also highlights other Week 10 games: Houston at Cleveland (blue), Jacksonville at Tennessee (yellow) and Carolina at New Orleans (green).
After the NFL trade deadline, the Cleveland Browns make four roster tweaks. GM Andrew Berry adds former practice‑squad tight end Zaire Mitchell‑Paden—an undrafted 2022 rookie who logged eight games with the Ravens and Saints—to the practice squad, and also re‑signs punter Wes Pahl despite Corey Bojorquez's solid season. To accommodate the two, the Browns cut practice‑squad TE John FitzPatrick and DT Eric Johnson II. No major 53‑man changes occurred, but the moves revive two familiar faces.
New Orleans Saints legend Drew Brees knows the NFC South is probably a step below the rest of the divisions this season.
Despite Shedeur Sanders' strong showing in an overtime loss to the New Orleans Saints this past weekend, Deshaun Watson will return to a starting role against the Houston Texans on Sunday.
The Dallas Cowboys address a running‑back shortage after backup Tyler Goodson suffers a knee sprain by signing former TCU star Kendre Miller, who was recently cut by the New Orleans Saints. Miller, a 2022 TCU rushing leader with 2,410 career yards, reunites with RB coach Derrick Foster. To make room, the Cowboys released practice‑squad DB Reddy Steward, who appeared in three games this season. Meanwhile, Dallas quietly passes on any trade deadline moves, with head coach Brian Schottenheimer expressing confidence in the roster. The article also notes the Eagles’ trade of Jordan Davis and the 49ers’ acquisition of Keenan Allen, setting up future matchups.
The Saints head into Sunday’s clash with the Carolina Panthers needing a win to claim first place in the NFC South, their biggest test yet for rookie head coach Kellen Moore. After only one roster move before the trade deadline, the pressure is on New Orleans, especially with running back Eddie Ekeler’s status uncertain and a debate over who should get more carries between him and rookie Jordyn Tyson. Meanwhile, rumors swirl that the Vikings have no interest in former Saint quarterback Derek Carr. A CBS poll gauges fan confidence ahead of the pivotal game.
Jaguars GM James Gladstone rebuffs the “F‑them picks” narrative, emphasizing a balanced roster strategy that blends draft assets, free agency and compensatory picks. Ahead of the NFL trade deadline, Jacksonville trades for DE Jordan Davis (Eagles), S Jessie Bates III (Falcons) and DT Davon Godchaux (Saints), sacrificing future draft capital to boost a defense that helped the team improve to 6‑2 and lead the AFC South. Gladstone says the moves are part of a symbiotic process, not a reckless abandon of draft value, and the new players must perform as the playoff push continues.
After the Browns fell to the Saints in overtime, rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders sparked controversy with a post‑game interview and a hype video, prompting linebacker Micah Parsons to call the media treatment "never seen in the NFL." Sanders, who stepped in for an injured Deshaun Watson, threw for 297 yards, two touchdowns and a 114.6 passer rating, yet was sacked five times. Analysts like Bill Cowher praised his resilience, while the team hints at reinstating Watson for Week 10. The debate over who will start next week fuels the Browns' quarterback saga.
After a 27-23 win over the Colts, the Dallas Cowboys add former Saints running back Kendre Miller to shore up Dak Prescott’s backfield before the trade deadline. Miller, released by New Orleans on Nov. 4, visited Dallas on Nov. 10 and could replace the injured Tyler Goodson, who is out with a knee issue. Miller logged 159 rushing yards and two touchdowns in six games this season, despite multiple hamstring and concussion setbacks. The move coincides with the release of practice‑squad cornerback Reddy Steward, leaving the Cowboys at 4‑5 and hoping the roster tweaks boost their offense.
Former Browns quarterback Robert Griffin III backs Shedeur Sanders as Cleveland’s permanent starter after the rookie’s impressive Week 9 outing versus the New Orleans Saints. Despite a 27‑24 overtime loss, Sanders threw for 297 yards and two touchdowns while taking five sacks, prompting RGIII to proclaim he should have been the QB1 all season. Griffin highlights Sanders’ explosive play and ability to inspire the team, arguing his performance outshines backup Deshaun Watson’s limited reps. The article examines whether Sanders can sustain this level and become the Browns’ long‑term quarterback.
Entering Week 10 of the 2026 NFL season, the Cleveland Browns sit at a mid‑tier 16.7 Power Ranking after slipping to 5‑4 with two straight losses, including an overtime defeat to the Saints. Media outlets rank them between No. 16 and No. 19, highlighting a looming quarterback debate between Deshaun Watson and backup Shedeur Sanders, who posted a 297‑yard, two‑TD performance despite the loss. With a crucial four‑game home stretch ahead and a potential Week 18 showdown against the Bengals, the Browns’ playoff hopes hinge on stabilizing the QB spot and capitalizing at home.
SB Nation Reacts polls Browns fans on the quarterback dilemma ahead of the Texans game: should starter Deshaun Watson, who boasts a five‑game winning streak, or rookie Shedeur Sanders, who struggled early but showed risk‑taking flair? The Browns sit 5‑4 after losses to the Jets and Saints, with the trade deadline passed and no roster changes. The survey runs until Thursday, gauging fan confidence in Watson versus Sanders and the team’s playoff outlook.
Falcons head coach Kevin Stefanski says trading safety Jessie Bates isn’t a surrender but a move to stockpile draft picks for the future, even as Atlanta sits at three wins in the NFC South. Panthers left tackle Rasheed Walker credits edge rusher Nik Bonitto for exposing his footwork flaws after a loss to the Broncos and says he’s working to improve pass protection. Meanwhile, Saints rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson receives a confidence boost from veteran Chris Olave, who promises more targets and envisions Tyson becoming a key offensive piece, with head coach Kellen Moore confirming continued chances for the young talent.
Week 10 fantasy QB advice gets tricky as injuries and slumps reshape lineups. Start Bryce Young (CAR) after his 276‑yard, 3‑TD game against Denver and a favorable matchup versus a vulnerable Saints defense. Trevor Lawrence (JAX) rides two dominant wins (42‑7 over Indy, 33‑10 over Bal) and a promising Titans clash. Tyler Shough (NO) offers upside with his dual‑threat skillset after a 265‑yard, 1‑TD effort and 51 rushing yards against Cleveland. Also consider Drew Lock (SEA) and Jayden Daniels (WAS) as low‑risk starts. Sit Kirk Cousins (LV) facing a stout Seattle defense that could sap his production.
The former TCU and New Orleans Saints running back visited Dallas on Tuesday, two days after Tyler Goodson hurt his knee in Indianapolis.
The Dallas Cowboys are set to add former Saints running back Kendre Miller to their practice squad after his Tuesday visit, according to the Dallas Morning News. Miller, a 24‑year‑old Dallas‑area native and former TCU standout (first‑team All‑Big 12, 2022), was released by New Orleans in November. The Cowboys, grappling with backfield injuries, hope his four‑year, $5.65 million rookie deal experience (159 yards, 2 touchdowns in six games for the Saints) will bolster depth. Miller was a third‑round, No. 71 overall pick in 2023.
The Browns face a quarterback crossroads ahead of their Week 11 matchup with the Houston Texans. Backup Shedeur Sanders threw for 297 yards and two touchdowns in a 23‑22 overtime loss to the New Orleans Saints, impressing even former coach Bill Cowher. Meanwhile, Deshaun Watson, cleared from concussion protocol after a helmet‑to‑helmet hit against Pittsburgh, is set to return as the starter on November 15. With Cleveland sitting at 5‑4, the coaching staff must decide whether to ride Sanders’ momentum or reinstate Watson.
The article argues that the New York Giants should deploy linebacker Micah McFadden more strategically against quarterback Jayden Daniels, emphasizing his ability to cover escape lanes rather than just chase sacks. McFadden logged nine tackles, a sack and a fumble recovery in a recent game versus Philadelphia, and totaled 19 tackles with three TFLs in two starts filling in for Tremaine Edmunds. The author suggests keeping him at middle linebacker on neutral downs to guard the run and pocket exits, while using another defender on obvious passing situations. Recent visuals show McFadden’s aggressive play on special teams against the Saints.
The Canal Street Chronicles previews the Week 10 NFC South showdown as the New Orleans Saints, fresh from a 23‑22 overtime win over the Browns, host the Carolina Panthers at the Caesars Superdome. Both teams sit at 3‑5, turning the game into a potential division‑title swing. The article invites readers to vote in a SB Nation Reacts poll on whether the Saints will defeat the Panthers, highlighting the stakes for New Orleans’ season turnaround.
The NFL trade deadline tracker reveals a flurry of moves as the deadline approaches. Edge rusher Will McDonald IV demands a trade out of the Jets after losing his snap to Kingsley Enagbare and rookie Joseph Ossai. Colts quarterback Daniel Jones stays put despite rumors and a lost season. The Falcons ship All‑Pro safety Jessie Bates to Jacksonville for a 2027 second‑round and 2028 fifth‑round pick, with Atlanta covering most of his 2026 salary. Jacksonville also acquires DT Davon Godchaux from the Saints, a former Packers pre‑draft visitor. Meanwhile, the Lions add safety Andre Cisco from the Jets for a 2028 sixth‑rounder. Rumors swirl about Packers interest in running backs and defensive linemen, with the Giants, Vikings and Jaguars eyeing DT Moro Ojomo.
The Cleveland Browns are weighing a surprise trade of second‑year quarterback Shedeur Sanders before the November 10 trade‑deadline. After a strong showing against the New Orleans Saints—19 of 31 passes for 297 yards and two TDs in a narrow overtime loss—coach Todd Monken praised his composure, yet has not named a starter for Week 10 as Deshaun Watson returns. ESPN Cleveland’s Tony Rizzo hints the team may try to move Sanders, with quarterback‑need franchises like the Vikings as potential suitors. No trade talks are confirmed, and the decision will shape Cleveland’s QB roster heading into the offseason.
Jordyn Tyson needed only 16 routes to finish second on the New Orleans Saints in targets in his NFL debut. […]
With the NFL trade deadline at 4 p.m. ET, the Cleveland Browns sit 5‑4 and are under the microscope for potential moves. Early rumors suggest the Vikings are scouting QBs, possibly eyeing the Browns, while reports note the Jaguars will keep WR Brian Thomas Jr. on the roster. Insider chatter hints Cleveland wants to add a tight end and defensive end but won’t sacrifice high draft capital. QB Shedeur Sanders garners interest after a clutch win over the Saints, though the team plans to start Deshaun Watson and keep Dillon Gabriel as backup. The tracker will update throughout the day.
Tyler Goodson sprained the MCL and ACL in his knee at Indianapolis, and Dallas hosted Miller on a pre-draft visit before the Saints drafted him in 2023.
The Dallas Cowboys are eyeing former Saints RB Kendre Miller as a free‑agent replacement for injured backup Tyler Goodson, who hurt his knee against the Colts and may miss several weeks. Miller, a 2023 third‑round pick and 2022 TCU standout with 1,399 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns, was released by New Orleans this week. At 5’11”, 220 lb, he offers size, receiving ability, and special‑teams experience, potentially filling Goodson’s role in the backfield and kick‑return game while complementing Javonte Williams. The Cowboys hope Miller can stay healthy and contribute as the new RB2.