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Hailey Steinfeld gushes about motherhood on Live with Kelly & Mark, marveling that her six‑month‑old daughter with NFL quarterback Josh Allen is already crawling. She shares advice about tempering expectations, emphasizes carving out personal time, and reflects on how quickly the baby has grown since their April 2026 birth announcement. The couple also celebrated Halloween as a royal duo with their little Alice, underscoring a joyful, fast‑moving family life just ahead of Steinfeld’s new animated film, Hexed.
Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard was in tears following Jack Campbell’s injury.
The Cleveland Browns feel like they will be in good hands if second-year quarterback Shedeur Sanders has to start Sunday's game against the New Orleans Saints.
Wide receiver Josh Downs addressed trade rumors surrounding his future with the Indianapolis Colts, denying that he directly asked to be moved. Speaking to reporters, Downs emphasized his contract and commitment to the team that drafted him, while acknowledging the speculation. He leads the Colts in receiving yards this season with 30 catches for 330 yards and a touchdown, though his recent output has dipped, including a 23-yard, one‑touchdown performance in a 42‑7 loss to Jacksonville. Coach Shane Steichen confirms Downs is still practicing as the trade deadline looms ahead of the Cowboys matchup.
Tennessee's rookie duo delivers historic performances amid a challenging season.
49ers GM John Lynch explains how a trade for Jauan Jennings nearly happened and why the Vikings wide receiver ultimately decided to stay in Minnesota.
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The Atlanta Falcons receive a boost ahead of their Monday Night Football showdown in Madrid against the Cincinnati Bengals as RB Brian Robinson Jr. returns to practice after a hamstring setback. While his session was limited, his presence could revive a struggling ground game that faltered against Tampa Bay, where quarterback Michael Penix Jr. threw four interceptions. Rookie Zachariah Branch remains out with a similar injury, but the defense gets a lift with James Pearce Jr. back from an eight‑game suspension and Billy Bowman Jr. fully practiced. The timing of these updates could be crucial for the Falcons' NFC South push.
49ers GM John Lynch told KNBR the team isn’t pursuing a Quenton Nelson trade but praised DeForest Buckner’s resurgence, noting he’s on the field for about 80% of snaps and helping stabilize Osa Odighizuwa’s play. Lynch said the squad is comfortable keeping quarterback Mac Jones, dismissing trade rumors despite external interest. Regarding WR Brandon Aiyuk’s pending return, Lynch described the situation as “fluid,” saying the team is working with the NFL management council and remains open to discussions with his agent. He also confirmed the 49ers are monitoring wide‑receiver needs, highlighting Demarcus Robinson’s return, KhaDarel Hodge’s practice‑squad activation, and hopes to have Deebo Samuel and Mike Evans back soon. The team sits at 6‑1 heading into Week 9.
The Montreal Canadiens (9-3-3) host the Utah Mammoth on Thursday at 7 p.m. ET, counting on captain Nick Suzuki’s early return after a six‑game injury layoff. Suzuki missed a 5‑0‑1 stretch, but the Habs suffered a painful 5‑4 OT loss to the Winnipeg Jets after blowing a 4‑0 lead. With Suzuki back, the lineup also welcomes veteran Kirby Dach, while young prospects Owen Beck and Florian Xhekaj remain scratches. Goalie Jakub Dobes starts his seventh game, and the matchup airs on TSN2 and RDS, with highlights on Sportsnaut after the final whistle.
Jared Verse, the Browns' rookie defensive end, says he feels abandoned by teammates after his “bulletin board” outburst and a zero‑point game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Verse claims a recent extra‑point flip by Mason McCormick sparked his anger, and now accuses the locker room of not backing him up during the fallout. The piece details the incident, Verse’s comments, and the growing tension within Cleveland as the team battles a losing streak.
Atlanta Falcons running back Bijan Robinson pushed back when asked if he’s the best at his position.
The Winnipeg Jets delivered a historic comeback on Tuesday, scoring four goals in under four minutes to erase a 0‑3 deficit against the Montreal Canadiens—a new NHL record for the latest four‑goal rally. Dylan Samberg capped the comeback by netting the overtime winner, sealing the victory. The thrilling finish sets the stage for the upcoming GM 17 preview of the Vancouver Canucks vs. Jets.
Gardner Minshew is now the Cardinals' starting quarterback, but he has already built chemistry with his targets.
Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain II reveals his personal top‑5 wide‑receiver list, ranking Seattle’s Jaxon Smith‑Njigba at No. 1 ahead of Ja’Marr Chase, Puka Nacua and Justin Jefferson. He can’t choose between Dallas’s CeeDee Lamb and veteran Davante Adams, so he splits the fifth spot. The rankings, shared in a Jordan Schultz interview and posted on X, offer a rare look at how a 2024 Defensive Player of the Year evaluates elite pass‑catchers. Surtain’s picks underscore the difficulty of comparing receivers with differing strengths and give fans insight into his matchup mindset.
Adam Schefter indicates that Carson Wentz is likely to start for the Minnesota Vikings on Monday Night Football against the Buffalo Bills, as quarterback Kyler Murray remains questionable with a hamstring injury suffered in the Week 8 loss to Detroit. Murray is 64.9% complete for 6.6 yards per attempt with five touchdowns and three interceptions this season. Wentz, who has played two games this year—a relief effort and a start—has thrown three touchdowns and no interceptions, including a 39-22 Week 1 win over Green Bay and a 9-3 victory over Chicago. The Bills’ defense will face a veteran backup in a primetime showdown.
Six-time Super Bowl-winning head coach Bill Belichick will get a second crack at enshrinement into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The Vikings lose backup guard Trevor Keegan to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who claimed him off waivers on November 5, 2026. Keegan’s departure leaves Minnesota scrambling for interior line depth after left guard Donovan Jackson’s season-ending injury and tight end Josh Oliver’s exit. The team currently relies on OT Ryan Van Demark, C Michael Jurgens, and OT/G Caleb Tiernan, but concerns grow as tackles Christian Darrisaw and Brian O’Neill face injury risks. With the trade deadline looming, the Vikings may need to activate Nick Samac, sign a free agent, or promote a practice‑squad player like Henry Byrd before their Monday Night Football matchup against the Buffalo Bills.
Cam Skattebo’s hamstring injury has become the biggest question for the New York Giants’ backfield ahead of Sunday’s game. The 44‑year‑old RB missed Wednesday’s practice and is listed as day‑to‑day, though his status isn’t final. Skattebo leads the team with 418 rushing yards, two touchdowns and a 4.3‑yard average, after a 42‑yard overtime run that set up a win over the Houston Texans. With Tyrone Tracy Jr. on IR, the Giants may turn to Devin Singletary or rookie Greg Desrosiers, but depth remains thin as the trade deadline approaches.
These defenses attack the quarterback as well as anyone.
The Ravens' trade for Jacoby Brissett creates quarterback chaos for the Cardinals, Vikings, Eagles, Browns, and Seahawks heading into Week 9.
The Las Vegas Raiders reach the midpoint of their 2026 season in Week 9 against the San Francisco 49ers, a matchup that could boost momentum if they upset the playoff-bound 49ers. With head coach Klint Kubiak already eclipsing last year's win total, fans are invited to submit any Raiders‑related questions ahead of the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday. Readers can comment, tweet @MHolder95, or email [email protected] for a chance to be featured in the upcoming mailbag column.
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The Miami Dolphins host the Detroit Lions in Week 9 on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium. CBS will broadcast the game with Kevin Harlan and Trent Green, but only Miami, West Palm Beach, and Fort Myers viewers will see it locally; the rest of Florida gets other matchups. NFC North markets—including Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Chicago, and Toledo—will also receive the Lions‑Dolphins game. The Dolphins sit 1‑6 after a Week 8 loss, while the Lions are 5‑2 and aiming for a playoff push. Additional Florida games: Jets‑Chiefs, Broncos‑Panthers, Browns‑Saints on CBS; Cowboys‑Colts, Giants‑Eagles, Packers‑Patriots on FOX; and Buccaneers‑Bears on Sunday Night Football.