T.J. Watt<\/strong> underwent surgery to repair a partially collapsed lung sustained during a dry needling treatment earlier this week. Reports confirm he is expected to be discharged from the hospital Friday and could return later this season. However, he is unlikely to play on Monday night against the Dolphins.<\/p>\n The Kansas City Chiefs will be without several key players for Sunday\u2019s game against the Chargers. They\u2019ve ruled out Hollywood Brown<\/strong> due to a personal matter and offensive linemen Trey Smith, Jawaan Taylor, and Wanya Morris. These absences further stress a line already facing injury challenges.<\/p>\n The Philadelphia Eagles ruled out defensive tackle Jalen Carter<\/strong> and right tackle Lane Johnson<\/strong> ahead of their matchup with the Raiders. In more positive news, guard Landon Dickerson carries no injury designation and is expected to play.<\/p>\n Alvin Kamara<\/strong> remains sidelined for the second straight week with an undisclosed injury, missing the Saints’ matchup against the Panthers. His prolonged absence continues to impact New Orleans\u2019 offensive rhythm during a critical playoff push.<\/p>\n The Green Bay Packers have listed running back Josh Jacobs<\/strong> as questionable due to persistent knee swelling. Jacobs\u2019 status will be closely monitored as the Packers face a key game against the Broncos.<\/p>\n Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll announced that Kenny Pickett<\/strong> will start at quarterback on Sunday. Geno Smith<\/strong> remains out but is expected to return next week versus the Texans. This will mark Pickett\u2019s first start for Seattle after joining the team earlier this season.<\/p>\n Matthew Stafford<\/strong> is approaching a notable career milestone, needing just 277 passing yards to surpass Philip Rivers for seventh on the NFL\u2019s all-time passing yardage list. With four games remaining, Stafford is poised to climb the leaderboard before season\u2019s end.<\/p>\n NFL viewership is surging in 2025. Through 14 weeks, the league has recorded its highest average audience since 1989, driven by compelling storylines, competitive parity, and enhanced distribution across traditional and streaming platforms. This reflects a broader upward trend in ratings and engagement this season.<\/p>\nQuarterback News<\/h2>\n
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