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Last updated: October 10, 2026, 4:20 AM ET

Game Results & Standings

The Buccaneers rallied in the third quarter to defeat the Cowboys on Thursday Night Football, with undrafted rookie Jalon Daniels leading the offense and Tampa Bay holding off Dallas in a hard-fought home win. Daniels became the first undrafted rookie starting quarterback in the common draft era to start a game, and he savored the moment after delivering Tampa Bay's first victory of the season. The Jets, meanwhile, head into their matchup with the Browns without running back Breece Hall and receiver Garrett Wilson, a major concern after a historically poor offensive showing.

Cowboys & Dallas

Dak Prescott took exception to a stadium worker who yelled at him following the team's home loss, a moment that drew attention to the frustration surrounding the club. Dallas also paid tribute to the Dallas Stars before kickoff, a pregame gesture that opened a colorful Week 5 slate of tunnel fashion. In a separate piece, Prescott walked through his pre-snap reads, breaking down the dozens of elements he processes before the ball is snapped.

Legal & League News

Tyreek Hill denied allegations that he physically abused his estranged wife, taking the stand Thursday in his assault and battery civil trial. The NFL, separately, urged the Supreme Court on Thursday to take up a contested legal battle over prediction markets. Former Bears and Cowboys coach Mike Ditka, a Hall of Fame tight end, died at age 86, and tributes poured in for the NFL legend. In Indianapolis, Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon's sideline presence reignited debate over how owners should conduct themselves on game day.

Trades, Injuries & Roster Moves

The Ravens acquired two-time Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens from the Eagles in a trade that strengthens their interior line. Philadelphia must now determine how to move forward without Lane Johnson, as the offensive line remains the lifeblood of the franchise. Steelers receiver Michael Pittman Jr. aggravated a foot injury and is expected to miss multiple weeks. Bears running back D'Andre Swift lamented his early fumble problems after fumbling twice in the team's first four games. Broncos coach Sean Payton announced he is taking over playcalling duties for a sputtering offense. In Arizona, Marvin Harrison Jr. brushed off trade speculation as teams reportedly conduct due diligence on the young receiver.

Week 5 Outlook & Fantasy

Sources report the latest intel on Week 5 injuries, including concerns surrounding Saquon Barkley and Lamar Jackson that could reshape their teams' outlooks. Staff analysts pushed back on criticism from Troy Aikman, as Saints defensive coordinator Brandon Staley disputed claims about New Orleans' defense. the Jaguars will play 26 of their next 30 regular-season games away from Jacksonville, a schedule that makes them the first NFL team since 1926 to play 12 or more road games in stadiums outside their home market. For fantasy managers, ESPN's experts offered best bets and last-minute pickups for lineup help, while a separate analysis questioned whether Kyren Williams belongs among the top-five running backs. Raiders fans will want to watch whether the offense can get its running game back on track. Finally, Barnwell's quarter-season awards weighed the top MVP candidates, with Brock Purdy among the names under consideration.