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Last updated: September 23, 2026, 6:08 AM ET

Quarterback Carousel

The Jets have signed Will Levis to their practice squad, adding the former Titans starter as depth behind their current signal-caller. In Chicago, the Bears' QB situation has grown increasingly muddled after Tyson Bagent entered the NFL's concussion protocol, leaving his availability for the Eagles matchup in doubt. The Giants received grim news as well, with sources indicating Jaxson Dart's knee injury is more severe than anticipated and could sideline him for the remainder of the season.

Injury Report

The Packers suffered a significant blow, losing right tackle Zach Bako-Bewele — widely regarded as their best offensive lineman — to season-ending surgery. In Los Angeles, Sean McVay told reporters he remains unsure about Puka Nacua's game status for the Rams' Week 3 meeting with the Broncos, keeping the star receiver's availability uncertain.

Rising and Falling

The Broncos got major contributions from two newcomers in their latest win, with Jaylen Waddle racking up 138 yards and Jonah Coleman finding the end zone as Denver's retooled offense clicked. In New Orleans, second-year quarterback Tyler Shough has been at his best in clutch moments, his late-game heroics lifting the youthful Saints over the Ravens and energizing a rebuilding roster.

Around the League

Our post-Week 2 power rankings place the Bills at the top while the 49ers climb, with questions mounting about which QB1s are truly under pressure heading into Week. Meanwhile, seven things Solak thinks examines whether the Bucs will regret the Mayfield contract, if the Chargers are genuinely a bottom-10 team, and how the Eagles' new offense is shaping up.