Ja’Marr Chase<\/strong> has been suspended one game by the NFL for unsportsmanlike conduct after he was caught on video spitting on Jalen Ramsey<\/strong> during the Bengals\u2019 game against the Steelers. The league confirmed the suspension on Monday, citing violation of conduct standards. Chase\u2019s appeal argues that if his action had been intentional, the spit would have landed more directly on Ramsey’s body, rather than the jersey or ground behind him. As things stand, he is set to miss Sunday\u2019s game versus the Patriots. Financially, the suspension will cost him a $448,333 game check and an additional $58,823 in active roster bonuses.<\/p>\n Kris Boyd<\/strong>, defensive back for the New York Jets, remains hospitalized after suffering a gunshot wound that left a bullet lodged in his lung. According to reports from ABC News, the incident occurred in the early hours Sunday morning outside a local nightclub. He is currently in stable but serious condition. The Jets have not released information on his expected recovery timeline.<\/p>\n The Atlanta Falcons may have lost rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr.<\/strong> for the rest of the season due to a knee injury. While the team has not yet confirmed the full extent, sources indicate that the injury could mark his fifth season-ending issue in eight years, including both college and NFL play. Penix\u2019s durability had been a concern during the draft process, and this latest setback puts his immediate future in jeopardy.<\/p>\n The Dallas Cowboys benched both CeeDee Lamb<\/strong> and George Pickens<\/strong> for the opening drive of their Monday night game against the Las Vegas Raiders. The team did not issue a formal explanation, but reports suggest the move was disciplinary in nature. Analysts have raised questions around the lack of pre-game transparency, with some arguing that the benching should have been disclosed in compliance with NFL reporting standards. Despite the brief absence of their top receivers, Dallas went on to dominate the Raiders.<\/p>\n A public service announcement made by survivors of Jeffrey Epstein\u2019s crimes aired during the Cowboys-Raiders Monday Night Football broadcast, catching viewers by surprise. The ad ran nationally and featured survivors urging viewers to fight for transparency and justice. The NFL has not commented publicly on the decision to air the spot, which drew major attention on social media for its serious tone during a major primetime sporting event.<\/p>\n Shedeur Sanders<\/strong>, quarterback for the University of Colorado and son of coach Deion Sanders, had his home broken into during Sunday\u2019s game. The incident occurred while the team was on the field and was reported once Sanders returned home. The extent of the loss is unclear, and local authorities are investigating. No suspects have been identified at this time.<\/p>\n The Washington Commanders have signed kicker Jake Moody<\/strong> off the Chicago Bears\u2019 practice squad. The move follows recent struggles in the kicking game for Washington, who have cycled through multiple free agents this season. Moody was a third-round draft pick in 2023 and played previously for the 49ers. He is expected to be available for the team\u2019s upcoming Week 12 matchup.<\/p>\n Myles Garrett<\/strong> continues to make a compelling Defensive Player of the Year case, now sitting at 15 sacks on the season. Remarkably, that\u2019s more than the total team sacks recorded by the Bengals (14) and 49ers (12) to date. Garrett’s production has been instrumental in keeping the Browns competitive despite injuries and inconsistency elsewhere on the roster.<\/p>\n Geno Smith<\/strong> has now tied Tua Tagovailoa<\/strong> for the league lead in interceptions with 13 each. Smith\u2019s turnover issues have plagued the Raiders’ offensive execution in recent weeks, including multiple misfires in the lopsided loss to Dallas on Monday night. Meanwhile, Tagovailoa’s interception count is particularly concerning for a Dolphins team with playoff ambitions.<\/p>\nInjuries<\/h2>\n
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