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Bombshell: Adam Schefter Names Starting NFL Quarterback Likely To Be Traded At Deadline

ESPN insider Adam Schefter hints that Indianapolis Colts starter Daniel Jones could become a surprise trade target before the NFL deadline on Tuesday. Schefter mentions the Baltimore Ravens and Minnesota Vikings as potential suitors, noting the Ravens' quarterback injuries and the Vikings' hamstring‑hit Kyler Murray, plus Jones’s prior stint with Minnesota. The Colts, sitting 2‑6 after a 42‑7 loss to Jacksonville, have already moved key players like Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, and Jones’s $5.5 million base salary may make a deal feasible. Schefter stresses the rumor isn’t a confirmed move, but the speculation adds intrigue to the upcoming deadline.

Can Christian Gonzalez & Patriots Stop Packers Dominant Passing Attack? | Patriots Daily

In a pre‑game podcast, CLNS Media’s Taylor Kyles and SI’s Mike Kadlick break down the Patriots‑Packers showdown on Nov. 5, 2026. They focus on three key battles: Patriots’ interior defensive line versus the Packers’ interior offensive line, New England’s secondary—especially rookie Christian Gonzalez—against Matthew Golden and Christian Watson, and the Patriots’ pass rush against Green Bay’s aerial assault. The hosts also discuss the Packers’ use of Josh Jacobs, share a fun fact about Joe Fagnano, and deliver their game predictions before wrapping up.

Browns STs Coach Accuses Mason McCormick Of Intentionally Trying To Hurt Jared Verse

Browns edge rusher Jared Verse is still fuming over a recent extra‑point play, accusing Steelers offensive lineman Mason McCormick of deliberately trying to injure him. Verse claims McCormick slammed him during the kick, labeling the hit as dirty. The controversy resurfaces days after the game, prompting a response from the Browns’ special teams coordinator. The incident highlights growing tension between Cleveland and Pittsburgh as the rivalry heats up.

NFL Week 9 Staff Predictions: Can the Vikings Bounce Back Against the Bills?

The EssentiallySports staff lay out their Week 9 NFL picks as the league hits the midway point. Senior writers Luke Hubbard (12‑2), Reubyn Coutinho (9‑5) and Daniel Rios (11‑3) each project dominant wins for the Jacksonville Jaguars over the Baltimore Ravens after Lamar Jackson lands on IR, a close Bengals‑Falcons contest favoring Cincinnati, a Cowboys‑Colts blowout in Indianapolis, and a Chiefs‑Jets matchup tilted toward Kansas City. The article highlights key injuries, trade delays and recent performances to justify each forecast, noting that the Vikings‑Bills clash remains a pivotal test for Minnesota’s bounce‑back hopes.

Rising Star Connected to Jacksonville Jaguars as ‘Luxury Trade Target’

The Jacksonville Jaguars, sitting 5-2 and boasting the NFL’s fifth‑ranked offense, look to shore up their defense before the Nov. 10 trade deadline after season‑ending injuries to safety Eric Murray and DT DaVon Hamilton. ESPN’s Bill Barnwell says the Jaguars see Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Moro Ojomo, 25, as a “luxury trade target.” Ojomo posted a career‑high six sacks in 2025 and could replace the departing Arik Armstead if Jacksonville extends his contract, while the Eagles may gain draft picks as they move on from a surplus interior line. The move could boost Jacksonville’s postseason chances.

Bills Waste No Time in Signing Chiefs CB Who Was Released Just Days Ago

The Buffalo Bills quickly add slot corner Kader Kohou to their practice squad after the Kansas City Chiefs cut the 27‑year‑old just days after a Week 8 loss. Kohou, an undrafted 2022 free agent who spent three seasons with Miami and posted 180 combined tackles and a sack, missed the 2025 season with an ACL tear and was released by Kansas City in early September. With injuries to nickel backs Dee Alford and Jordan Hancock, Buffalo’s secondary has churned through ten DB moves in a month, making Kohou’s slot expertise a timely fit. The Bills may soon activate him as they shore up a beleaguered secondary.

Breaking News: NFL Team Owner Undergoes Major Surgery – What We Know

Patriots owner Robert Kraft, 85, undergoes back surgery and will miss Saturday’s ceremony inducting tight end Rob Gronkowski into the New England Patriots Hall of Fame. Kraft’s doctors have ordered him to stay off his feet, and no details on the procedure or recovery timeline have been released. The induction, scheduled for November 7 at Patriot Place Plaza, honors Gronkowski’s three Super Bowl titles, 7,861 receiving yards and 80 touchdowns with the team. Kraft, who has owned the franchise since 1994 and presided over six Super Bowl wins, expressed disappointment at missing the celebration, but the event proceeds as planned.

Former Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren again among nominees for Pro Football Hall of Fame

The Pro Football Hall of Fame has announced its five final coach nominees for the 2027 class, and former Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Holmholm appears again on the shortlist. Holmgren joins Bill Belichick, Tom Coughlin, Dan Reeves and Mike Shanahan, but only one will advance to the full selection committee next year. Holmgren’s résumé includes ten seasons in Seattle, five division titles, six playoff trips, a Super Bowl XL appearance (a 21‑10 loss to the Steelers), and two Super Bowls with Green Bay (wins in SB XXXI, loss in SB XXXII). He retired as Seattle’s winning‑est coach and was honored in the team’s Ring of Honor in 2021.