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Monday, November 10, 2025

Cam Ward on Pace for NFL Record in Sack Yardage Lost, Coach Addresses Issues

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Titans rookie quarterback Cam Ward has taken 38 sacks for 295 yards in nine games this season, putting him on pace for 72 sacks and 557 yards lost, which would set an NFL record for yardage. He averages 7.8 yards lost per sack and is sacked over four times per game, contributing to the team's last-place ranking in third-down conversions and points scored. Interim coach Mike McCoy discussed the issue, noting it's a combination of factors including the number of sacks, opportunities to throw the ball away, and experience. McCoy met with Ward to review his mechanics, throwing motion, and situational awareness.

Steelers Cut Veteran Safety Juan Thornhill Amidst Defensive Role Reduction

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Veteran safety Juan Thornhill has been cut by the Pittsburgh Steelers today, according to NFL Network. The 30-year-old, in his first year with the team, started early this season but has since been phased out of the defense, playing only on special teams in his last two games. As a player cut after the trade deadline, Thornhill will go on waivers, becoming an unrestricted free agent if unclaimed. With a minimum base salary, he represents a potentially cheap acquisition for teams seeking secondary depth down the stretch.

DeMarcus Lawrence Earns Nomination for NFL Week 10 'Himmy' Award

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Seattle Seahawks player DeMarcus Lawrence has been recognized for his outstanding performance, earning a nomination for Week 10's highly anticipated 'Himmy' Award. This accolade celebrates the top individual performance of the week, with Lawrence among the elite players considered for the honor. Fans are encouraged to cast their vote to determine who truly deserves this prestigious recognition for their impactful play during Week 10 of the NFL season.

Matthew Stafford Recognized as 'Himmy' Award Nominee for Week 10

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Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford has been recognized for his outstanding performance, earning a nomination for Week 10's highly anticipated 'Himmy' Award. This accolade celebrates the top individual performance of the week, with Stafford among the elite players considered for the honor. Fans are encouraged to cast their vote to determine who truly deserves this prestigious recognition for their impactful play during Week 10 of the NFL season.

Packers Elevate Linebacker Kristian Welch from Practice Squad for Eagles Game

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The Green Bay Packers have elevated linebacker Kristian Welch from their practice squad to the active roster for Monday night's game against the Philadelphia Eagles. This marks Welch's second stint on the active roster this season; he was previously elevated last week and played 10 snaps in the Week 9 game against the Panthers, recording no statistics. Welch spent the first eight weeks of the 2025 season on the practice squad before being cut from the active roster and re-signed. In 2023, he played 14 games for the Packers and has also played for the Broncos and Ravens, accumulating 73 career games with two starts.

Bills Tight End Dalton Kincaid Week-to-Week with Hamstring Injury

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Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid is considered week-to-week after suffering a hamstring injury during Sunday's loss to the Dolphins, as confirmed by head coach Sean McDermott. Kincaid's status puts him at risk of missing the Bills' Week 11 game against the Buccaneers. McDermott also provided updates on other Bills injuries, noting that defensive end Landon Jackson will miss at least the Buccaneers game due to a knee injury sustained against Miami. On a more positive note, defensive tackle T.J. Sanders is slated to return to practice this week, initiating his three-week window to be activated from injured reserve.

Rob Gronkowski to Officially Retire as a Patriot with One-Day Contract

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Retired NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski is set to sign a ceremonial one-day contract with the New England Patriots this Wednesday at 12:15 PM, officially retiring as a member of the team he spent nine years with and won three Super Bowl rings. Gronkowski, who also won a Super Bowl with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after coming out of his initial retirement, announced his intention on "Fox NFL Sunday." The idea for this symbolic signing was publicly floated in August by Susan Hurley, founder of CharityTeams, who sadly passed away on November 1st at age 62 from ovarian cancer. Gronkowski paid tribute to Hurley, acknowledging her as the inspiration behind his decision to "be a Patriot for life."

Commanders Rookie CB Trey Amos Fractures Fibula, Faces Significant Time Out

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Washington Commanders rookie cornerback Trey Amos fractured a fibula during Sunday's loss to the Lions, as announced by coach Dan Quinn on Monday. The injury occurred with 9:51 left in the second quarter on Jahmyr Gibbs' 13-yard touchdown run. Amos is expected to miss significant time, potentially the remainder of the season. The second-round draft pick had played in 10 games, starting eight, and accumulated 32 tackles and six passes defensed in his rookie campaign.

Texans Starting Safety M.J. Stewart Out for Season with Quad Injury Requiring Surgery

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Houston Texans starting safety M.J. Stewart has been sidelined for the remainder of the season after suffering a quad injury that will require season-ending surgery. Coach DeMeco Ryans confirmed the severity of the injury, marking a significant blow to the Texans' defensive unit. Stewart's absence creates a critical void in the starting lineup that the team will need to address immediately as they navigate the rest of the 2025 campaign. This development impacts the team's defensive strategy and depth moving forward.

Rams Kicker Harrison Mevis Retains Job After Perfect Extra Point Debut, Karty Remains on Roster

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Los Angeles Rams rookie kicker Harrison Mevis will maintain his starting role for the upcoming game against the Seahawks, head coach Sean McVay confirmed. Mevis impressed in his NFL debut, converting all six of his extra point attempts, though he has yet to attempt a field goal. He was elevated from the practice squad last week due to the struggles of Joshua Karty, who missed two kicks in Week 9 and holds a season record of 10-of-15 on field goals and 23-of-26 on extra points. Karty remains on the active roster. Mevis brings prior experience from training camps with the Panthers and Jets, as well as time in the UFL.

Commanders Star Receiver Terry McLaurin Ruled Out for Week 11 Madrid Game Due to Quad Injury

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin has been ruled out for the team's Week 11 game against the Dolphins in Madrid, despite traveling with the team to Spain. Head coach Dan Quinn confirmed the decision, noting McLaurin's ongoing recovery from a quad injury. McLaurin had returned in Week 8 after a four-game absence but re-aggravated the injury, causing him to miss the subsequent two games. With a Week 12 bye approaching, the Commanders are hopeful that their star receiver will be fully recovered and ready to play in the final six weeks of the regular season.

Commanders QB Jayden Daniels Out with Dislocated Elbow; Robert Griffin III Addresses Injury Comparisons

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Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels will miss the team's Week 11 game in Madrid due to a dislocated left elbow and will not travel with the team. This injury has drawn comparisons to former Commanders quarterback Robert Griffin III, who, despite acknowledging the "striking parallels" and "déjà vu injury," pushed back on the notion that Daniels' career is on the same trajectory as his own. Griffin emphasized that he believes Daniels' path is distinct, even as the young quarterback faces a significant setback.

Jets DE Will McDonald IV Ties Franchise Sack Record, Showcases Superstar Potential for Future

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New York Jets defensive end Will McDonald IV delivered a breakout performance, tying the franchise's single-game sacks record with four against the Cleveland Browns in a 27-20 win. This dominant showing came after McDonald was subject to trade speculation but remained with the team. He terrorized veteran Cam Robinson, adding three pressures and a quarterback hit, with each sack demonstrating a blend of strength, athleticism, and technique. The performance suggests McDonald can thrive as a focal point of the pass rush, especially after Quinnen Williams' departure. Despite past concerns about his run defense, his run snap percentage is higher this year, and his overall snap count is increasing, contributing to limiting conventional runs. Teammates laud his "crazy athleticism." His future with the Jets looks bright, with his fifth-year option now appearing to be a "no-brainer" as he eyes a long-term extension.

Robert Griffin III Praises Caleb Williams' Clutch Performance Against the Giants

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On "The Herd," Robert Griffin III and Colin Cowherd highlighted Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams' clutch performance in a recent game against the New York Giants. The discussion focused on Williams' ability to deliver in critical moments, underscoring his impact on the game's outcome and his potential as a key player for the Bears.

Chargers Rookie TE Oronde Gadsden Day-to-Day with Quad Bruise After MRI

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Los Angeles Chargers rookie tight end Oronde Gadsden avoided a serious injury sustained during Sunday night's win over the Steelers. Initially reported as a knee injury, an MRI on Monday revealed he actually suffered a quad bruise. Adam Schefter of ESPN confirmed the diagnosis, and Gadsden is now considered day-to-day as the Chargers prepare for their Week 11 road game against the Jaguars. A fifth-round pick in April, Gadsden has started four of the eight games he's played this season, accumulating 35 catches for 466 yards and two touchdowns.

Baker Mayfield Demands Accountability After Buccaneers Loss, Forced Crucial Fourth-Down Incompletion

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield voiced his demand for accountability and pride within the team after their offense struggled and went out of sync during a loss to the New England Patriots. Mayfield's frustration comes after a game where he was under pressure, notably on a crucial fourth down in the fourth quarter. Patriots linebacker K'Lavon Chaisson forced Mayfield into a wild dump-off attempt that ultimately fell short of the line to gain, contributing to the Buccaneers' defeat and prompting the quarterback's call for improved performance.

Stefon Diggs' Halftime Challenge Ignites TreVeyon Henderson's Breakout Game

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Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs played a crucial motivational role in Sunday's game against the Buccaneers. At halftime, Diggs challenged rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson, who subsequently rose to the occasion. Henderson then rushed for two long touchdowns in the second half, directly impacting the Patriots' victory and highlighting Diggs' leadership.

Retired Rams Great Aaron Donald Trolls 49ers Fans After Week 10 Victory

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Retired Los Angeles Rams icon Aaron Donald engaged in social media banter with San Francisco 49ers fans following his former team's 42-26 victory over the 49ers in Week 10. Donald posted on X, celebrating the win with "Belt to ass hahaha good s–t Rams," and later challenged 49ers fans about their last Super Bowl win in 1995, reminding them of his resume. Donald, who retired after the 2023 NFL season, boasts an impressive career including three Defensive Player of the Year awards, eight First Team All-Pro selections, 10 Pro Bowls, and a Super Bowl championship in 2021. Despite the 49ers holding a 14-6 record against the Rams during his playing tenure (2014-2023), Donald continues to enjoy the division rivalry from retirement, especially after the Rams secured a season series split this year.

Jaylin Lane a Depth Option for Commanders with McLaurin Sidelined

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Jaylin Lane is among the Washington Commanders' wide receivers who could see increased snaps and targets with Terry McLaurin sidelined for Week 11. Last week, Lane ran fewer routes than Robbie Chosen and Treylon Burks, positioning him as a depth option who might contribute to the team's passing attack.

Deebo Samuel Emerges as Key Fantasy Option with McLaurin Out for Week 11

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With Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin officially ruled out for Week 11, Deebo Samuel is highlighted as the only Washington receiver considered a viable option for fantasy lineups. His role is expected to be significant in the upcoming game against the Dolphins, making him a key target for the Commanders' offense.