NFL Football 8-Hour Briefing
×Last updated: October 13, 2026, 5:30 AM ET
Bills Edge Rams in Overtime Thriller
Josh Allen finally broke through in overtime, ending a winless 0-7 record in extra-period games entering Monday night. The Bills outlasted the Rams 37-34, leaning on a throwback offense built around downhill runs and scrambles from their quarterback.
Postgame Flare-Up
The emotional finish spilled onto the field, where Rams offensive lineman Jackson threw a punch at Bills linebacker Chubb at midfield.
Special Teams Trouble in Los Angeles
The Rams' night was also undone by their kicking operation. After a missed field goal and a blocked attempt, the team said it will evaluate everything about its kicking unit.
Packers Without Parsons
Green Bay will be without Micah Parsons this week, as the pass rusher will not be ready to return against his former team, the Cowboys.
Discipline and Struggling Teams
San Francisco linebacker Dre Greenlaw has been suspended for one game without pay for a head-butt on a helmetless Seahawks linebacker. In Los Angeles, the Chargers have started 0-5 for the first time since 2003, and coach Jim Harbaugh says he and ownership remain united in the effort to turn things around.
Quarterback and Coaching Questions
Miami coach Jeff Hafley is not considering a quarterback change for Tua Tagovailoa's replacement, Willis, though he said the passing game must improve. In Arizona, Mike LaFleur says change is coming to the Cardinals, but not among the playcallers on his coaching staff.