Our own summaries of what the US press is publishing.
Seahawks receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba was listed as limited Monday because of an ankle problem. He stayed in Sunday's loss to the 49ers even though his ankle was heavily taped during the first half.
Read on NBC SportsYahoo Sports reports that DeVonta Smith and Saquon Barkley have a shot at coming back for Philadelphia's game against the Panthers, which would give the Eagles some added help on offense.
Read on Yahoo SportsRunning back Quinshon Judkins and linebacker Carson Schwesinger hurt their ankles against the Jets on Sunday and are considered day-to-day. The Browns host the Ravens next.
Read on ESPNDenver released its first practice report of the week on Monday ahead of Week 6, with six players listed.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Buccaneers will have wide receiver David Sills back when they return to the practice field on Wednesday, as his 21-day window to return to practice begins.
Read on Yahoo SportsAndy Reid said Kingsley Suamataia, the Chiefs' starting left guard, should return to the field in Week 6.
Read on Yahoo SportsA Yahoo Sports piece examines responsibility for the Commanders' blunder on Sunday, calling it an all-timer and arguing that the blame is spread among several people.
Read on Yahoo SportsAccording to sources cited by ESPN, Green Bay does not anticipate pass rusher Micah Parsons returning to practice this week as the team prepares for Sunday night's game against the Cowboys.
Read on ESPNBaltimore head coach Jesse Minter said quarterback Lamar Jackson is doing everything he can to get back on the field.
Read on NBC SportsCaleb Lomu is expected to take over as the Patriots' starting left tackle after Will Campbell's injury, and the rookie says he feels ready for the role.
Read on Yahoo SportsA winners-and-losers review says the honeymoon period is over for Rob Leonard after the Raiders' defense gave up 45 points in an embarrassing loss to the Patriots.
Read on Yahoo Sports49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw is reportedly appealing his one-game suspension. As it stands, he is not eligible to play in San Francisco's Week 6 game at Washington on Monday night.
Read on NBC SportsAfter long snapper Ross Matiscik was hurt on his first snap Sunday in London, nose tackle DaVon Hamilton filled in. Hamilton said that when there is a job to do, you get it done.
Read on NBC SportsYahoo Sports offers an in-depth analysis of the Cardinals' trade involving Marv Harrison. The piece examines when it happened, who was involved, the reasons behind it and the arguments against it.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe league handed 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw a one-game suspension. In the second quarter he was flagged for a late hit on Sam Darnold and head-butted Ernest Jones IV, who was not wearing a helmet.
Read on CBS SportsAfter beating the Dolphins, Joe Burrow issued a stern warning to the Bengals. The report says the performance was enough to win this game but would not be good enough against stronger teams.
Read on Yahoo SportsJavon Hargrave and Edgerrin Cooper both suffered torn Achilles tendons and are out for the year. Green Bay is short on healthy defensive linemen, and CBS Sports looks at three possible trade targets.
Read on CBS SportsPatriots head coach Mike Vrabel spoke Monday about the condition of several injured players on the team. The update covered Will Campbell and A.J. Brown, among others.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Ravens defeated the Falcons 30-23 in overtime. Tyler Huntley led the offense in the win, and the article hands out game balls for the contest.
Read on Yahoo SportsYahoo Sports looks at a 49ers-Seahawks game full of takeaways and touchdowns and what it shows about each team's goals. The piece says San Francisco sees a risk in starting 5-0.
Read on Yahoo SportsMike Evans had seven catches for 113 yards and a touchdown in the 49ers' 32-29 win over the Seahawks. San Francisco remains unbeaten at 5-0 overall and 3-0 in the NFC West.
Read on ESPNWith Lamar Jackson out, Derrick Henry and Tyler "Snoop" Huntley picked up the slack for the Ravens on Sunday Night Football. Michael Penix Jr. had a rough night, according to the winners and losers recap.
Read on Yahoo SportsFalcons head coach Kevin Stefanski gave little detail after the loss to the Ravens on quarterback Michael Penix Jr., who hurt his ribs late in the fourth quarter. More information is expected once imaging is done.
Read on NBC SportsBaltimore won in overtime on Sunday Night Football. Derrick Henry had 120 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown, while Michael Penix Jr. left late in the game with a rib injury.
Read on NBC SportsMichael Penix left the game with a rib injury. Tua Tagovailoa came in at quarterback to play the overtime period.
Read on NBC SportsMichael Penix Jr. took a big hit late in regulation and could not play in overtime of the Falcons' loss to the Ravens. Tua Tagovailoa threw an interception in his place, sealing Baltimore's comeback win.
Read on Yahoo SportsTwo former Cardinals employees have filed a lawsuit against the team and owner Michael Bidwill alleging racial discrimination. It is another suit against the franchise, emerging the day Arizona set a team record with nine straight home losses.
Read on NBC SportsJim Harbaugh said the 23-17 loss to the Broncos was "100% on me" and that his fourth-down decision left him more angry than he has ever been.
Read on ESPNNBC Sports says the fallout from the Commanders' overtime disaster on Sunday will be felt for the rest of the 2026 season and possibly beyond.
Read on NBC SportsThe Sunday ejection of 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw was not called by the officials on the field. It came at the direction of the league office.
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