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Last updated: October 5, 2026, 10:13 PM ET

NFL Injury Updates

Chiefs wide receiver Tyquan Thornton is expected to miss 12-16 weeks with a dislocated left ankle. Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins remains day-to-day with an adductor injury. Eagles running back Tank Bigsby is headed to IR after core muscle surgery. Packers linebacker Edgerrin Cooper suffered a season-ending torn Achilles. 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk is expected to miss 2-3 weeks with a knee sprain and bone bruise.

Player Movement and Signings

Seahawks are signing running back Joe Mixon after his workout. Tyreek Hill could sign with a new team soon, per his agent. Bears will start Tyson Bagent at quarterback against the Packers. Cowboys guard Tyler Smith hopes to make his season debut Thursday against the Buccaneers on TNF.

Coaching and Officials News

Rams coach Sean McVay says his assistants will learn from their incident with Eagles fans. The NFL suspended two officials for conduct toward players, including line judge Jeff Seeman for two games.

Game Analysis and Storylines

Ravens are unsure if Lamar Jackson will play Sunday night against the Falcons due to his ankle. Bills defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson dismissed Efton Chism III as a "practice squad player" after his touchdown in the Patriots' win. Falcons running back Bijan Robinson has the most scrimmage yards per game in primetime. Cowboys poked fun at the Texans, leading NFL Week 4 trolls as "Kings of the State."

Historical Features and Analysis

Steve Gleason's punt block unified New Orleans 20 years ago and intensified the Falcons-Saints rivalry. The Rams, Cowboys, and Patriots fourth-quarter comebacks helped save their seasons after starting 1-3. ESPN names all-time Super Bowl rosters for 23 teams with multiple championships. A Tyreek Hill-Chiefs reunion makes sense given the Chiefs' monitoring of his rehab and training. Sportsbooks adjust lines after early-season NFL injuries, with several players out for extended periods. The top Super Bowl upsets in history include victories by the Patriots, Jets, Giants, and Eagles. Overreacting to Week, analysts debate if the Chiefs are the league's best and if trouble looms in Philadelphia. Broncos adjust after Pat Surtain II avoids long-term injury but misses time as an All-Pro cornerback.