Russell Wison’s 6-yard touchdown pass to DK Metcalf with 15 seconds left lifted the Seahawks to 5-0 in thrilling fashion Sunday night. The wild back-and-forth matchup capped a strange day of NFL action that saw the league lose one of its brightest stars and the firing of a longtime head coach/GM pairing.
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The Vikings got off to a good start Sunday night, with Dalvin Cook’s 8-yard run putting Minnesota up on Seattle in the first quarter. Two second-quarter field goals extended the lead to 13-0 at the half. Wilson drew the Seahawks within one score with a third-quarter touchdown pass to Will Dissly, then put Seattle up minutes later after a touchdown toss to Metcalf following a Kirk Cousins fumble. Cousins’ interception on the ensuing drive led to the Seahawks’ third touchdown in 1:53 of game time, a 29-yard Chris Carson rushing score that extended the lead to 21-13.
Cousins answered back, drawing the Vikings within two points with a touchdown pass to Adam Thielen (and unsuccessful 2-point attempt), then putting Minnesota ahead with a second touchdown to Thielen midway through the fourth quarter. But after Minnesota decided to go for a fourth-and-1 rather than kick a field goal that would have given the Vikings an 8-point lead, Wilson drove Seattle 94 yards down the field for the 27-26 win.
After dropping to 0-5 with Sunday’s home loss to the Panthers, the Falcons fired head coach Dan Quinn and general manager Thomas Dimitroff, reports our Jeff Schultz. Atlanta owner Arthur Blank sent a letter to season ticket holders announcing the decisions.
Earlier on Sunday, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott was carted off the field with tears in his eyes after suffering a serious ankle injury against the Giants. Andy Dalton came in at quarterback, and the Cowboys marched down the field at the end of the game to kick the winning field goal and beat the Giants thanks to two great catches from Michael Gallup.
Dak Prescott raised his arm as fans cheered for him pic.twitter.com/g2DbHmBxAQ
— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) October 11, 2020
In the other 4 p.m. games, the Dolphins dominated the 49ers 43-17 as Kyle Shanahan replaced Jimmy Garoppolo with C.J. Beathard in the second half. Shanahan told the TV broadcast that he wanted to protect Garoppolo, who was making his return from a high-ankle sprain. In Cleveland, the Browns picked up their fourth straight win, knocking off Philip Rivers and the Colts 32-23. The Browns now move to 4-1 in a competitive AFC North.
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In the early slate, Derek Carr and the Las Vegas Raiders upset Kansas City, 40-32, to hand Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs their first loss of the season. After the two teams played to a tie in the opening half, the Raiders reeled off 16 consecutive points to take a 40-24 lead. Mahomes hit Travis Kelce for a 7-yard score, then got the 2-point conversion to cut the Las Vegas lead to eight with less than four minutes in the game, but KC couldn’t get the ball back after the Raiders converted a couple of first downs and ran out the clock.
After starting for a benched Dwayne Haskins in Washington, Kyle Allen left the game with an injury. Alex Smith played for the first time since suffering a horrific injury in November 2018, but the Los Angeles Rams dominated Washington.
Earlier on Sunday, the Titans announced they’ve temporarily closed their facility one day after opening it.
“This morning we learned that a staff member tested positive (for COVID-19). We have temporarily closed our facility and are in communication with the league on the next steps,” the team announced. This is one day after head coach Mike Vrabel, Ryan Tannehill and Kevin Byard spoke with the media about returning to action. The Titans (3-0) are scheduled to play Buffalo (4-0) on Tuesday.
The NFL announced multiple schedule changes Sunday afternoon.
A whole lot of schedule changes just announced by the NFL: pic.twitter.com/bBElu4JHK7
— Lindsay Jones (@bylindsayhjones) October 11, 2020
Wilson’s late-game magic lifts Seahawks over Vikings
11:31 p.m. — Russell Wilson is magic. — Michael-Shawn Dugar
10:59 p.m. — What a response from Kirk Cousins. After a brutal INT, he’s led two scoring drives and Minnesota now leads 26-21. If the Vikings can close this out, it will be Cousins’ third fourth-quarter comeback since joining the Vikings. — Chad Graff
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10:25 p.m. — What a disaster for the Vikings. They worked so hard in the first half to build a 13-0 lead, then watched it dissipate in seven minutes thanks to two turnovers by Kirk Cousins. — Chad Graff
10:05 p.m. — This hasn’t been a great game for the offense but Russell Wilson is currently 10-for-10 for 92 yards and a touchdown, no turnovers. The man remains efficient. — Michael-Shawn Dugar
9:52 p.m. — What a lopsided first half for the Vikings, who lead 13-0. The stats: First downs: Vikings 15, Seahawks 5 Yards: Vikings 217, Seahawks 66 Plays: Vikings 41, Seahawks 18 Time of possession: Vikings 20:16, Seahawks 9:44 — Chad Graff
9:47 p.m. — Vikings offense has been tremendous chewing up the clock, but how about the defense? Wilson and the Seahawks haven’t been able to stay on the field yet, which is something few expected coming in. Vikes D deserves credit for it. — Jon Krawczynski
9:44 p.m. — Seattle’s losing 13-0 at halftime. This has been an absolutely disgusting game for Russell Wilson and the offense. Wilson has been sacked four times and the offense can’t get anything going downfield. DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett have just one catch each. — Michael-Shawn Dugar
9:04 p.m. — Hard to imagine a better start for the Vikings. They’ve gotten points on both their drives — and perhaps most importantly, Russell Wilson and the Seahawks have run only eight plays in the first 21 minutes. Vikings up 10-0. — Chad Graff
Cowboys win in final seconds after Dak’s brutal injury
7:46 p.m. — Jason Garrett and Mike McCarthy just had a long embrace. At one point, Garrett grabbed his stomach, likely sharing how sick he was to see Dak Prescott suffer that injury. —Jon Machota
7:10 p.m. — To echo what every single living being has said about Dak Prescott that’s ever met or merely interacted with him: He’s 10 times the good dude that he is the quarterback, and he’s a damn good quarterback. —Saad Yusuf
6:44 p.m. — Complete silence inside AT&T Stadium as the cart comes out for Dak Prescott. Jason Garrett came off the Giants sideline to check on his former QB.
Dak Prescott in tears as he is taken off the field pic.twitter.com/3PclqdBKbn
— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) October 11, 2020
6:06 p.m. — Tough to grade that first half for the Cowboys. While they were impressive in the second quarter, scoring 21 points, it comes against an awful Giants team, who already has 20 points. There’s no question Dallas should pull away in the second half. But if you’ve watched this team through the first four weeks, you know that’s far from a guarantee. —Jon Machota
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5:31 p.m. — What a turn of events. Demarcus Lawrence strip-sacked Daniel Jones from behind and Anthony Brown takes it to the house. Lawrence beat Andrew Thomas wide and Jones had to back up because no one picked up Brown on the corner blitz. —Dan Duggan
5:3o p.m. — The Cowboys had a rough start to the game with Prescott’s turnover, but are back on track after returning a Daniel Jones fumble for a touchdown. Anthony Brown has four career interceptions. Half of them are against the Giants (other half against WFT). Big fumble recovery for a touchdown today. Something about Giants games works for AB. —Saad Yousuf
4:50 p.m. — Kyler Fackrell returned a Dak Prescott interception 46 yards to put the winless Giants up 14-3 on the Cowboys.
Browns beat Colts to win fourth straight game
7:34 p.m. The Browns are 4-1 for the first time in the team’s new era and the first time since 1994. This is their first four-game win streak since 2009. —Zak Jackson
7:05 p.m. Myles Garrett is the best player on the field. The Colts have no answer for him, and he is making plays that don’t show up on the stat sheet even as he deals with two and three blockers on some plays. —Zac Jackson
7:00 p.m. Colts QB Philip Rivers is not directly responsible for nine Cleveland points. He’s thrown a pick-6 interception and was called for intentional grounding in the end zone, resulting in a safety. The Colts’ passing game has been atrocious and they trail 29-20.
6:13 p.m. A half-full look at the first half for the Colts, who trail the Browns 20-10 at halftime: They have pushed the Browns to nine third downs. Problem is, Cleveland converted six of them. Gotta get off the field on the money down. —Stephen Holder
5:24 p.m. The Colts entered today’s game ranked 28th in redzone TD percentage (47 percent). So far, they are 1 for 2 against Cleveland. This has been one of the biggest obstacles to this offense this season. Something to watch. Field goals likely won’t win this game. —Stephen Holder
5:22 p.m. RG Wyatt Teller has been one of the Browns’ most improved players and entered the week as the top-graded guard in the NFL by Pro Football Focus. But Teller left the game with a calf injury in the first quarter and has now been out for two series. Chris Hubbard is playing right guard. —Zac Jackson
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5:10 p.m. An acrobatic TD reception by Kareem Hunt has given the Browns a 10-7 lead over the Colts early in the second quarter. Baker Mayfield is off to a solid start and the Browns have moved the ball nicely on both of their possessions but settled for a field goal on the first. Now we’ll see if the struggling Browns’ secondary can do anything against Philip Rivers. —Zac Jackson
Ryan Fitzpatrick, Dolphins dominate 49ers in Santa Clara
7:05 p.m. — Dolphins beat 49ers, 43-17, in Santa Clara. Ryan Fitzpatrick dominated with 350 passing yards and three touchdowns. Preston Williams with four catches, 106 yards and one TD. Jason Sanders 5 made FGs. The record is 2-3. —Josh Tolentino
6:45 p.m. — So in the wake of this horrendous first-half performance against the Dolphins, the question about the 49ers is changing, from “Can they get into the playoff race despite all these injuries?” to “Should they just rest anybody who’s hurting even a little through the bye week and accept 2-8 or maybe 3-7?” They’re right on that precipice. —Tim Kawakami
6:19 p.m. — Kyle Shanahan removed Jimmy Garoppolo with the 49ers trailing 30-7 at halftime against Miami. Garoppolo had thrown two bad interceptions prior to the break; he’d also taken 5 hits. Shanahan told the TV broadcast that he wanted to protect Garoppolo, who was making his return from a high-ankle sprain. —David Lombardi
5:54 p.m. — Jimmy Garoppolo did not look all that mobile in the first half. With Dolphins D teeing off in the second, the 49ers will go with quarterback C.J. Beathard. —Matt Barrows
5:45 p.m. — The Dolphins dominated the 49ers in the first half. The defense sacked Jimmy Garoppolo three times and picked him off twice. Ryan Fitzpatrick threw for 251 yards and two touchdowns. The Dolphins look like a completely different team when they’re able to apply effective pressure on the opposing quarterback. It’s been all Miami in Santa Clara. —Josh Tolentino
5:20 p.m. — Jimmy Garoppolo floats a deep ball for McKinnon and it gets easily picked off by the Dolphins safety. Miami has a chance to hit 30 points by the end of the first half. — Matt Barrows
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4:30 p.m. — Everything is going right for Miami at the start of today’s game. The Dolphins lead the 49ers, 14-0, following a Myles Gaskin 1-yard rushing touchdown. Gaskin’s second career TD. —Josh Tolentino
Kansas City drops first game of season
4:30 p.m. — Derek Carr converted on fourth-and-1 and the Las Vegas Raiders just upset the Kansas City Chiefs, 40-32, to hand Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs their first loss of the season. Patrick Mahomes hit Travis Kelce for a 7-yard score and then got the 2-point conversion to cut the Las Vegas lead to 40-32 with less than four minutes in the game, but KC couldn’t get the ball back after the Raiders converted a couple of first downs and ran out the clock.
2:19 p.m. — The Chiefs defense has surrendered 17 points to the Raiders, the most the unit has allowed in the 1st half this season. Entering Sunday’s game, the Chiefs’ secondary had excelled at preventing opponents from connecting on long completions, the longest being 35 yards from the Los Angeles Chargers. But Raiders quarterback Derek Carr has completed passes of 59 yards, 46 yards and 23 yards. — Nate Taylor
2:16 p.m. — Yes, Derek Carr has the bad interception. But he’s 8 of 10 for 163 yards and two TDs. Career highs in six previous games at Arrowhead Stadium were 222 yards (done twice) and one TD (done four times). As for the defense, well … — Tashan Reed
1:57 p.m. — In their first two touchdowns against the Raiders, the Chiefs had one of their skill-position players go in motion before the ball was snapped. Since 2019, Chiefs have scored 31 touchdowns — including 29 throwing the ball — using shift or motion before the ball was snapped, the most in the NFL during that stretch. — Nate Taylor
Steelers hold off Eagles
4:28 p.m. — Eagles fall to 1-3-1 after what was, in many ways, their best game of the season. The focus will be on the defensive coverage on Chase Claypool’s game-winning touchdown and the breakout game for Travis Fulgham. Up next: the Baltimore Ravens come to the LINC, perhaps with fans in the stands. — Bo Wulf
4:08 p.m. — Steelers offense bailing out its defense today. And Chase Claypool bailing out Eric Ebron. The rookie’s fourth TD today puts Steelers on top 38-29 with 2:58 to go. — Ed Bouchette
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3:41 p.m. — Carson Wentz consistently beating the Steelers blitz. On the 4-yard TD pass to Travis Fulgham, Steelers had 5-man blitz. Fulgham wide open between Steven Nelson and Minkah Fitzpatrick for TD. Steelers 17-point lead cut to 2 with 11:24 left, 31-29. That also was another third-down play for the Eagles — Ed Bouchette
3:05 p.m. — With that 1-yard TD run by James Conner, Steelers score 30 points for the first time in 24 games, ending the NFL’s longest such streak. Steelers 31, Eagles 14. — Ed Bouchette
2:53 p.m. — With that 58-yard run, Ray Ray McCloud leads the Steelers in rushing with 58 yards rushing to James Conner’s 25. Chase Claypool’s third TD on a 5-yard pass gives Steelers 24-14 lead early third quarter. — Ed Bouchette
2:39 p.m. — Miles Sanders’ 74-yard TD run in his return to his hometown was the biggest play of the Eagles’ season. Eagles need the ball in his hands. Travis Fulgham is following up last week’s go-ahead TD with five catches for 67 yards in the first half. It’s clear that C. Wentz is developing trust in Fulgham. Expect him to remain the most targeted WR in the 2nd half. — Zach Berman
2:06 p.m. — Steelers defense does not look as advertised today. Wentz and his banged-up offense eating them alive. Eagles score on 76-yard drive as Pittsburgh native MIles Sanders scores his second TD. 14-14 — Ed Bouchette
1:48 p.m. — On Miles Sanders’ 74-yard TD run that came on third down and 9, Devin Bush blocked out of the play and Mike Hilton missed the tackle that would have turned it into a fourth-down punt. 7-7 — Ed Bouchette
1:47 p.m. — Steelers G David DeCastro (abdomen) and WR Diontae Johnson (back) are injured and don’t look like they will return. — Mark Kaboly
1:40 p.m. — Steelers got some big-time help on that TD drive to put them up 7-0. Ticky-tack PI call of 21 yards put the ball on the 7 and a personal foul made it first down at the 2 instead of third down at the 4. Chase Claypool scores on old-fashioned end-around (not a jet sweep). — Ed Bouchette
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Panthers beat Falcons for third win in a row
4:40 p.m. — The Falcons’ firing of Dan Quinn has been all but finalized and an announcement could come Monday or Tuesday, a source told The Athletic. The Falcons have started 0-5 for the first time since 1997 and Quinn is 14-23 since 2018. —Jeff Schultz
3:58 p.m. — Panthers win 23-16. It’s their third in a row. Mike Davis had 149 total yards vs. his hometown team. Several defensive players were hurt. And Matt Rhule, as he did to Kliff Kingsbury in college, may have dealt the dagger to Dan Quinn. — Joe Person
3:28 p.m. — Juston Burris picks off Matt Ryan in the end zone. Redemption for his scoop-and-score fail. — Joe Person
2:06 p.m. — Teddy Bridgewater hits DJ Moore, who just runs away from Isaiah Oliver down the sideline for a 57-yard TD. Moore’s first TD is a big one: Panthers have their first lead at 13-7. — Joe Person
1:59 p.m. — Brian Burns sack-fumble on Matt Ryan, but Juston Burris whiffs on the scoop-and-score attempt. That hurts. … But two plays later: Burns was able to walk off the field, but he’s headed into the locker room with Panthers’ doctor. — Joe Person
1:49 p.m. — Like the Chargers’ game, Panthers bogging down in scoring position again. Joey Slye has a pair of 39-yard FGs and Panthers trail 7-6, despite outgaining Falcons 150-98 in total yardage. — Joe Person
1:16 p.m. — Big hole for Todd Gurley. Last guy with a shot was Tre Boston, whose diving tackle attempt came up empty. 35-yard TD and a 7-0 Falcons lead. ATL’s quick tempo kept Panthers from doing much subbing. — Joe Person
Rams beat Washington, improve to 4-1
4:03 p.m. — A very definitive Rams win in Washington. Rams are 4-1 and sweep the NFC East. Aaron Donald tied his single-game career high with four sacks and team had eight total. — Jourdan Rodrigue
2:36 p.m. — The Rams are up 20-10 over the WFT and are outgaining on offense 7.8 yards per play to 3.8/251 yards to 114. Something almost too unbelievable: Alex Smith is playing live football again, with QB Kyle Allen out after a collision with Rams CB Jalen Ramsey. Aaron Donald sacked Smith on third down in the second quarter – and everyone held their breath – but Smith so far is fine. — Jourdan Rodrigue
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1:58 p.m. — Jared Goff 2-yard TD run shortly after his 40-yard pass to TE Gerald Everett. Looks like Rams attacking Washington’s linebackers in pass coverage. 20-7. — Ben Standig
Ravens add defensive TD in rout of Bengals
3:38 p.m. — Burrow finally gets something going, driving into Baltimore territory, and Mike Thomas fumbles after a Marlon Humphrey punchout and Ravens rookie LB Patrick Queen returns it 52 yards for a TD and 27-0 lead. — Jay Morrison
3:14 p.m. — The tally is now 5 sacks and 2 forced fumbles for the Ravens defense. Joe Burrow’s jersey is so grass stained, there’s almost green than orange on it. The Bengals have just 103 yards through 2.5 quarters and are averaging 2.7 yards per play. The defense is doing a solid job on Lamar Jackson to keep them in it, but the offense can’t do anything. — Jay Morrison
3:13 p.m. — In the span of seconds, the Bengals announce WR A.J. Green is doubtful to return with a hamstring injury and then watch defensive tackle D.J. Reader leave on a cart with an apparent knee injury. — Jay Morrison
2:37 p.m. — Seems odd to say this when Ravens have 230 yards of total offense in first half and Lamar Jackson has 2 first-half TD throws but Ravens offense not sharp at all despite 17-0 lead. Jackson is 16 of 29 for 137 yards, 2 TDS and an INT. Ravens have 102 yards rushing but 76 of it on runs by Duvernay and Dobbins. — Jeff Zrebiec
1:50 p.m. — Ravens are getting to Joe Burrow a bit early in this game. Blitzed by Chuck Clark, Burrow threw the ball up for grabs and Marcus Peters intercepted it. Ravens needed just two plays to convert. Lamar Jackson hit Marquise Brown for a 2-yard TD and a 17-0 lead. — Jeff Zrebiec
1:38 p.m. — Ravens offense isn’t looking especially sharp here early, but they still have the Lamar Jackson to Mark Andrews connection. Jackson just hit Andrews for a 5-yard score, giving Ravens a 10-0 lead late in first quarter. It was Andrews’ fifth TD catch of season. — Jeff Zrebiec
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Inactive lists, injury news: Michael Thomas out Monday
7:39 p.m. — Seahawks: Inactives for Sunday night’s game: Jamal Adams, Carlos Hyde, Kyle Fuller, Mike Iupati, Lano Hill, Jordyn Brooks
7:00 p.m. — Vikings. More bad news for the Vikings at cornerback: Both Holton Hill and Kris Boyd, who had been listed as questionable to play tonight, are out. Other Vikings inactives: KJ Osborn, Hercules Mata’afa, and Oli Udoh. —Chad Graff
6:50 p.m. — Cowboys. Dak Prescott was carted off with an ankle injury.
6:35 p.m. — Cardinals: Per Adam Schefter, Kliff Kingsbury said OLB Chandler Jones is “probably” out for the season with a biceps injury.
4:15 p.m. — Saints: Well this is definitely a twist. The Saints have deemed WR Michael Thomas as out for Monday night’s game with the Chargers because of team discipline, not injury related. — Larry Holder
3:13 p.m. — Giants: Giants inactives for Sunday’s game against the Cowboys: TE Eric Tomlinson, OL Jackson Barton, DL RJ McIntosh and LB TJ Brunson. That means S Jabrill Peppers, S Adrian Colbert and OLB Kyler Fackrell are active after being listed as questionable. It will be interesting to see if Peppers has a full workload, as he is likely not 100 percent after missing last week’s game with a sprained ankle. — Dan Duggan
3:06 p.m. — Cowboys: Cowboys inactives today against the Giants: QB Ben DiNucci, WR Malik Turner, DB Reggie Robinson, S Saivion Smith, LB Rashad Smith Rookie DT Neville Gallimore (third-round pick) is active today after being inactive last week. — Jon Machota
3:02 p.m. — Colts-Browns: The Browns will not have starting SS Karl Joseph today due to a hamstring injury Joseph suffered in practice this week. Ronnie Harrison starts in his place; Sheldrick Redwine and Jovante Moffatt would be next in line. — Zac Jackson
2:52 p.m. — 49ers-Dolphins: Deebo Samuel (illness) and Raheem Mostert (knee) are active for today’s game against the Dolphins, which means the 49ers’ top playmakers will be on the field together for the first time this season. That group also includes receiver Brandon Aiyuk, tight end George Kittle and quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo. All of the players listed above have missed at least one game this season due to injury. — Matt Barrows
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12:49 p.m. — Ravens: If warmups are any indication, the Ravens will start Patrick Mekari at right guard in place of injured Tyre Phillips (shoulder). This will be Mekari’s first career start at guard. The 2019 undrafted rookie started five games at center last season. — Jeff Zrebiec
12:40 p.m. — Jets-Cardinals: Looks like George Fant is starting at left tackle and Chuma Edoga at right tackle for the Jets. It’s their fifth line combination this season. Lamar Jackson will start for Bless Austin at corner. Pierre Desir starting on the other side. — Connor Hughes
12:20 p.m. — Eagles-Steelers: Eagles inactives vs. Steelers: – Nate Sudfeld – DeSean Jackson – Alshon Jeffery – Avonte Maddox – Jason Huntley – Casey Toohill – Hakeem Butler. Players making their Eagles debuts today: WR Quez Watkins, S Elijah Riley, TE Jason Croom — Zach Berman
11:52 a.m. — Bengals-Ravens: As expected, Lamar Jackson, Mark Andrews, Nick Boyle and Marquise Brown are all active. Only prominent Raven out is starting RG Tyre Phillips. Ravens seven inactives are QB Trace McSorley, RB Justice Hill, WR Chris Moore, C Trystan Colon-Castillo, Phillips, DT Justin Ellis and DT Broderick Washington. Rookie third-round DT Justin Madubuike and S Marcus Gilchrist will make Raven debuts — Jeff Zrebiec
11:48 a.m. — Jaguars-Texans: Two notable Texans starters are inactive today: TE Jordan Akins, who is enjoying a breakout season, and ILB Benardrick McKinney. The other inactives are: WR Keke Coutee, CB Cornell Armstrong, RB Buddy Howell and OT Charlie Heck. — Aaron Reiss
11:43 a.m. — Washington-Rams: Chase Young, Chase Roullier and Wes Schweitzer are all active, as expected. Washington needs all the OL help possible against Aaron Donald, and the defense certainly receives a boost with Young available. — Ben Standig
11:38 a.m. — Washington-Rams: Washington’s inactives for Week 5: QB Dwayne Haskins TE Marcus Baugh OL Saahdiq Charles LB Cole Holcomb LB Jared Norris CB Greg Stroman * No Holcomb since Week 1. — Ben Standig
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11:36 a.m. — Jets-Cardinals: The #Jets will have rookie S Ashtyn Davis, DL John Frankin-Myers, WR Chris Hogan & LB Jordan Jenkins against the #Cardinals. All three players were listed as questionable entering the game. RB Le’Veon Bell will also play. He’s been out since the opener with a hamstring injury — Connor Hughes
11:35 a.m. — Panthers-Falcons: Panthers faced a less-than-100 percent DeAndre Hopkins last week. This week they won’t see Julio Jones at all. When you play a team (and what opponent has going on) matters. How you play matters more. — Joe Person
11:32 a.m. — Jets-Cardinals: #Jets inactives for Sunday’s game against the #Cardinals: QB Sam Darnold, QB James Morgan, RB Ty Johnson, CB Bless Austin, WR Breshad Perriman, S Marqui Christian, OT Mekhi Becton — Connor Hughes
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