Injuries
Aaron Donald, defensive tackle for the Rams, confirms he plans to make his season debut Monday night against the Giants, stating, “That’s the plan,” after participating in practice. Meanwhile, Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua misses practice due to a hip injury, raising concerns about his availability for the upcoming game.
Chop Robinson, defensive end for the Dolphins, is ruled out for Sunday’s game against the 49ers as he is in concussion protocol. Additionally, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game at Houston due to ongoing back issues.
Kyler Murray, quarterback for the Vikings, is officially out for the match against the Bears. In parallel, Michael Penix Jr., quarterback for the Falcons, is also ruled out for his game against the Panthers. The Packers list linebacker Ladd McConkey as questionable.
Transaction News
The Giants place cornerback Paulson Adebo on injured reserve and sign Nikko Reed from the Chargers to bolster their depth. Meanwhile, the Steelers report no serious inquiries regarding a trade for cornerback Joey Porter Jr..
Brock Bowers, tight end for the Raiders, returns to practice but is considered doubtful for the Week 2 matchup against the Chargers.
Coaching News
Lane Kiffin returns to Ole Miss, where he attracts attention amid a profane chant from fans due to his previous departure in the 2025 season.
Dan Quinn, the Cowboys’ defensive coordinator, expresses disappointment in wide receiver Mike Sainristil’s performance, labeling it “not acceptable.” Sainristil, however, vows to maintain a positive mindset moving forward.
League and Player Remarks
DeForest Buckner comments on the Colts’ performance, stating the team did not play up to their standards in the previous game. In other remarks, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones admits the Giants were better than expected and acknowledges that the Cowboys may not be as strong as anticipated.
Hollywood Brown reflects on his situation, stating he is working hard and waiting for opportunities to arise. Meanwhile, Ravens defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver compares Saints quarterback Tyler Shough to “a poor man’s Josh Allen,” indicating his potential development in the league.