HeadlinesBriefing HeadlinesBriefing

NFL Football 24-Hour Briefing

×
Počet shrnutých článků: 12 · Poslední aktualizace: v1988
Prohlížíte si starší verzi. Zobrazit nejnovější →

Last updated: October 10, 2026, 3:50 PM ET

Injury Reports

The Colts have placed defensive end Arden Key on injured reserve with a hamstring injury, while the Bears have ruled running back Kyle Monangai out for Sunday's game against the Packers. Chicago's quarterback situation remains uncertain, as the team's signal-caller is listed as questionable. In Los Angeles, Aaron Donald practiced in full on Friday and plans to suit up for Monday Night Football against the Bills after missing a previous contest.

Eagles Ruled Out

The Eagles will be without several key contributors for their London matchup against the Jaguars. Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith are among five Philadelphia players ruled out, a significant blow to the offense heading overseas.

Trades and Transactions

The Cardinals are finalizing a deal to trade wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., according to sources. Separately, the Ravens held a physical on center Cam Jurgens at the Eagles facility as the two clubs moved toward agreeing to a trade.

Returns and Debuts

San Francisco's Mykel Williams is set to make his 2026 debut Sunday, returning from an ACL tear suffered last November. In Las Vegas, Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty is questionable after a foot injury added to his ankle woes, with coach Klint Kubiak calling it "that time of year." Minnesota's receiving corps is also in focus, as Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison were both listed questionable ahead of Odell Beckham Jr.'s Vikings debut.

Week 5 Outlook

ESPN's analysts have released their Week 5 predictions, covering potential upsets, sleeper picks, and touchdown scorers across the slate. Fantasy observers are also weighing whether Kyren Williams could finish as a top-five running back, with the trade market for quarterbacks potentially cooling after this week.

Winless Showdown

Two franchises still searching for their first victory meet when the Texans and Titans face off, both sitting at 0-4. Tennessee coach Robert Saleh and Houston coach DeMeco Ryans have set their friendship aside, with the loser's season facing serious pressure.