Titans WR Calvin Ridley broke his fibula and is done for the year, per interim coach Mike McCoy.

Sean McVay’s Rams boast a top-five scoring offense and defense. League sources are watching as eagerly as the rest of us as Matthew Stafford and company take on the Seahawks in one of the best games on the Week 11 slate: www.nytimes.com/athletic/680...

The Eagles’ offense ranks 30th in the NFL in pass attempts. But while Philly continues to try to tinker, the wins continue to stack up — and that’s what matters most to a team aiming to repeat as Super Bowl champs. www.nytimes.com/athletic/680...

Various coaches, players and agents told me they reached out to Brian Daboll to wish him well after he was fired by the Giants. Nearly every one of them I spoke to said the same thing: Daboll is a football fanatic — and he’s not done. www.nytimes.com/athletic/680...

Aaron Glenn has spent the past few weeks sparring with Jets media, a far cry from the persona the first-year head coach is known for around the league. That’s the trap when there is pressure — one that Glenn is still learning to navigate. www.nytimes.com/athletic/680...

Where do the Giants go after firing Brian Daboll? What’s the latest in Philly? Plus, the reason Aaron Glenn deserves some grace and teams’ hip-thrusting protocols in my weekly column:

Bold offseason moves in Seattle — like replacing Ryan Grubb with Klint Kubiak after just one season — have paid off for the Seahawks, an AFC source tells me. More ahead of a pivotal NFC West matchup headlining Week 11: www.nytimes.com/athletic/680...

There’s no more guessing about whether A.J. Brown is happy playing in this Eagles offense. He told the world he’s miserable. But why exactly? Intel: www.nytimes.com/athletic/680...

Teams are reminding their players to keep the thrusting off the field. No, that is not a typo. More on the Hingle McCringleberry celebration fallout: www.nytimes.com/athletic/680...

The Dolphins’ general manager opening is getting lots of attention from around the league, sources say. Miami’s vacancy is viewed as an exceptional front office opportunity by seasoned GMs. www.nytimes.com/athletic/680...

Giants GM Joe Schoen’s five-year deal is set to expire after 2026, so long-term certainty isn’t guaranteed. Still, most around the league think Schoen will be safe because of how highly he’s regarded by ownership. More: www.nytimes.com/athletic/680...

What’s being said behind closed doors about Philly’s offense? Inside the Eagles’ building, a talented unit knows it’s underperforming. This isn’t just A.J. Brown venting. www.nytimes.com/athletic/680...

I’m told Bill Belichick was never on the Giants’ radar regarding the team’s head coaching vacancy, something that was true well before his statement Friday night disavowing interest in any NFL jobs. www.nytimes.com/athletic/680...

With the bulk of Week 11 looming, this is the most unexpectedly wide-open Super Bowl race we’ve seen in years. This is what I’m hearing on: - Joe Schoen’s future - The Eagles’ offense - Pump education - A coveted GM job - The game of the weekend

Bill Belichick says he will not be pursuing any NFL head coaching vacancies in a statement on Instagram:

The Patriots won eight games over the last two seasons combined. Their eighth straight win in 2025 clinches their first winning season since 2021.

Can’t tell if I like the Patriots’ uniforms or if they just look like someone accidentally did their laundry and permanently faded the colors.

Brock Purdy and Ricky Pearsall will both suit up and play Sunday against the Cardinals, 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan says.

The Jets have placed WR Garrett Wilson (knee) on IR, meaning he'll miss at least four games.

Giants interim Mike Kafka announced that Tim Kelly is New York’s new OC going forward and confirmed that Jameis Winston will start at QB against the Packers.

Cardinals WR Marvin Harrison Jr. underwent surgery for appendicitis and is out this week.

The Eagles have officially activated CB Jakorian Bennett from reserve and placed CB Jaire Alexander on the Reserve/Retired List.

The Giants are making Jameis Winston their No. 2 QB, source confirms. Winston would start against the Packers in Week 11 if Jaxson Dart (concussion protocol) is unable to go.

More on Jaire Alexander informing the Eagles of his intention to step away from the team to focus on getting right physically and mentally:

I’m told Jaire is contemplating retirement but for now is stepping away to think through his next steps. Sources tell me and @mikesilver.bsky.social the Eagles have kept conversations private over the last few days.

Eagles CB Jaire Alexander has informed the team he is stepping away from the team to focus on getting right physically and mentally, per source. The 28-year-old is contemplating retirement.

The cold hit today and I realized I never emotionally prepared for winter. Like, at all.

The Jaguars announced that WR/DB Travis Hunter underwent successful surgery to repair an isolated lateral collateral ligament (LCL) injury in his right knee. His 2025 season is over.

The Athletic's Dan Duggan weighs in on Joe Schoen's status after the Giants fired Brian Daboll Monday:

From our Matt Schneidman after Monday night's loss in Green Bay:

The Packers’ defense has given up just 13 points per game in their three losses.

Dan Quinn says he’s taking over as Commanders defensive coordinator. Washington has lost its last four games by 21+ points, the longest such streak since the 2002 Cardinals.

As part of the Giants' statement firing Brian Daboll, John Mara and Steve Tisch say, "Joe Schoen remains in his position as general manager and will lead the search for a new head coach."

The Bengals have opened Joe Burrow's 21-day practice window for activation from IR. Burrow last played in Week 2 when he suffered a turf toe injury that has sidelined him since.

Our news story, which is being updated, on Brian Daboll's firing:

No other staff changes are expected at this time in New York, sources say. GM Joe Schoen and DC Shane Bowen will stay in their current roles for now, while Mike Kafka replaces Brian Daboll.

Giants OC Mike Kafka has been named New York's interim head coach, per source.

BREAKING: The Giants are firing head coach Brian Daboll after Sunday’s loss to the Bears, per sources. Daboll, who won Coach of the Year in 2022, finishes his New York tenure with a 20-40-1 record in 3+ seasons.

Commanders DT Daron Payne has been suspended one game without pay for unsportsmanlike conduct vs the Lions. From the NFL:

Since the start of the 2023 season, the Lions are 10-0 in games following a loss.

The Patriots sweep the NFC South in 2025. Mike Vrabel's response: (via @mikereiss.bsky.social)

Davis Mills has engineered the second-largest comeback in Texans franchise history, rallying from a 19-point deficit to beat the Jaguars. Houston outscored Jacksonville 26-0 in the fourth quarter.

With his 73rd rushing yard Sunday, Derrick Henry’s NFL career total has surpassed his four-year high school rushing mark (12,124). Henry is in his 10th NFL season — and also overtook Hall of Famers Thurman Thomas and Franco Harris on the NFL’s all-time rushing yards list today.

The Dolphins have beaten the Bills for the first time since Sept. 2022. Josh Allen is 14-3 in his career against the Dolphins (including playoffs). All three losses have come in Miami.

Former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue has died at the age of 84. Roger Goodell’s statement:

Only three players have rushed for 240+ yards in multiple games in their careers (regular and postseason): - O.J. Simpson - Corey Dillon - Jonathan Taylor

The Colt have placed DT Deforest Buckner (neck) on IR, meaning he will miss a minimum of four games.

Commanders QB Jayden Daniels suffered no ligament damage in his dislocated elbow, and will not undergo surgery. Daniels wasn’t placed on IR and won’t be for now. Washington will assess where he’s at after the bye, per @nickijhabvala.bsky.social.

A statement from Marshawn Kneeland’s agent Jon Perzley on the passing of his client, Cowboys second-year DE Marshawn Kneeland, at the age of 24. www.nytimes.com/athletic/678...

The Cardinals are placing Kyler Murray (foot) on IR, meaning he will miss at least four games.