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Last updated: October 7, 2026, 2:05 PM ET

NFL Football

Jaguars Go Nomadic

Jacksonville will play 26 of 30 regular-season games away from the city, a scheduling quirk that makes them the first NFL team since 1926 to play in 12 or more stadiums in a single season. Ben Solak believes the Jaguars are the top AFC team entering Week, citing their balanced attack and opportunistic defense.

Eagles Shakeup

Two-time All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson retired Tuesday after 14 seasons, saying he needs to "focus on my mental health." Philadelphia's backfield took another hit as Tank Bigsby is headed to IR following core muscle surgery, while Saquon Barkley remains week-to-week. Meanwhile, the referees union will challenge the severity of two officials' suspensions stemming from the Week 4 incident with Rams coaches. Sean McVay said his assistants will "learn" from the viral interaction with Philadelphia fans.

Injury Report

Lamar Jackson is dealing with a sprained ankle that gives the Ravens QB only a slim chance to play Week 5, per sources. The Seahawks decided not to sign veteran running back Joe Mixon after his physical. Giants return specialist Braxton Berrios will undergo season-ending foot surgery. Week 5 intel also flags potential trades and coaching buzz around the league.

Power Rankings & Trends

The 49ers, Chiefs, and Vikings remain the NFL's final three undefeated teams after four weeks. San Francisco's hot start carries historical significance — few teams that begin 4-0 with this point differential have missed the Super Bowl. The Texans' defense is the root of their 0-4 start, having surrendered late leads in three of four games. Bettors should question whether Houston and the Chargers are genuinely this bad or simply regressing to the mean.

Falcons Soar

Atlanta's offense exploded in a 45-24 rout of New Orleans, with Brian Robinson and Bijan Robinson combining for a historic night that made an NFC South statement. Michael Penix Jr. continued his "phenomenal" play, leading the Falcons to 80 points across a two-game winning streak after managing just 16 combined through the first two weeks. Saints QB Tyler Shough said he'd "boo, too" after hearing home fans' frustration in the Monday night loss.

Around the League

Tyreek Hill's wife testified in a Florida civil trial that the Dolphins receiver attacked her while she was pregnant in 2024. A Hill-Chiefs reunion makes sense given Kansas City's monitoring of his rehab and training. Malik Willis has prepared for his second chance in Miami, and the Dolphins believe he's ready. Bryce Young leads the NFL with 1,268 passing yards, and here are three keys to his MVP path. For fantasy managers, Kirk Cousins and Keon Coleman headline the top Week 5 free agents. Dallas' jab at Houston led the Week 4 trolls as the calendar flipped to October.