Jaguars’ 33-10 Rout Deepens Ravens’ Slide
The Jacksonville Jaguars delivered a 33-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night, extending a season in which Jacksonville has repeatedly won by wide margins. The Jaguars have a plus-108 point differential, 50 points better than any other team, according to ProFootballTalk. Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars’ performance have drawn attention after the win, though linebacker Foye Oluokun cautioned that victories should not obscure areas the team still needs to address.
The result added to a difficult stretch for Baltimore. Derrick Henry, who moved to seventh on the NFL’s all-time rushing list, said he has not talked about going elsewhere and wants the team to keep improving. His comments came after the Ravens’ latest lopsided defeat; the team described its play as unacceptable in a postgame report.
Falcons Rule Out Brian Robinson Jr. for Madrid
The Atlanta Falcons ruled out running back Brian Robinson Jr. for their Madrid game, according to the team’s Week 9 injury report. Defensive players James Pearce and Divine Diablo are listed as questionable for Sunday, per ProFootballTalk.
Vikings Start Carson Wentz; Kyler Murray Is Out
The Minnesota Vikings will start Carson Wentz against the Bills after ruling out Kyler Murray because of a hamstring injury. ESPN reported the quarterback decision and Murray’s status in its update on the Vikings. The supplied report did not provide further details on Murray’s expected recovery or availability beyond this game.
Joe Milton Set for First Eagles Start
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Joe Milton is preparing for his first NFL start against the New York Giants. Milton said the league is about “being ready when your name is called,” according to NFL.com. The report identifies the matchup as his first start but does not give additional details about the circumstances behind the change.
49ers’ Brandon Aiyuk Situation Remains Unresolved
San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch said the team will look for a path that works for both sides with wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk. Aiyuk’s teammate George Kittle expressed skepticism that the receiver would be at the team facility Friday, according to ProFootballTalk. A separate item cited Aiyuk’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, saying he planned to bring Aiyuk to the facility Friday afternoon, leaving the player’s status unsettled in the available reports.
Chargers Move Mike McDaniel to the Booth
Los Angeles Chargers offensive coach Mike McDaniel will move from the sideline to the coaches’ booth as the offense struggles, according to ProFootballTalk. The report describes a change in where McDaniel will work on game days; it does not indicate a change to his role beyond the move upstairs.
Jeffery Simmons Making an Early Impression in Chicago
Chicago Bears defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons is already showing the team more than the defensive difference-maker it sought, according to an NFL.com feature. The item highlights Simmons’ early impact in Chicago but does not provide transaction terms or specific performance details.
Cowboys Reflect on Marshawn Kneeland’s Death
Players with the Dallas Cowboys remembered teammate Marshawn Kneeland on the first anniversary of his death and discussed the team’s efforts to address mental-health needs. ESPN’s report focuses on the players’ reflections and the organization’s support program.
Maye and Nabers Earn October Player Honors
Drake Maye of the New England Patriots and Malik Nabers of the Giants were among the October Players of the Month announced by the NFL. The league’s announcement named the two players as highlights of the monthly honors.
Myles Garrett Remains Limited at Practice
Myles Garrett was a limited participant for a second consecutive day, according to NFL.com’s league update. The supplied report did not specify a game-status designation or provide a further injury timeline.