Our own summaries of what the US press is publishing.
A failed trick play by the Bears against the Patriots drew an illegal forward handoff penalty. CBS Sports reports it is the first time in 16 years a team has been flagged for it.
Read on CBS SportsThe Bears put together a touchdown drive after the way the first half ended. Coach Ben Johnson did not want to discuss that closing sequence.
Read on NBC SportsHall of Famer and Southern coach Marshall Faulk discussed his illness during a podcast appearance on Wednesday. He said he wants to help as many people as he can.
Read on ESPNA long reception by Luther Burden III set up a touchdown by D'Andre Swift for the Bears, according to ESPN's live coverage.
Read on ESPNChicago holds a 20-14 advantage over New England at the break. Bears wide receiver Luther Burden has four catches for 130 yards and a touchdown.
Read on NBC SportsWith Dallas at 2-4, Brian Schottenheimer acknowledged he must coach better and issued a challenge to George Pickens as the team tries to find answers on offense.
Read on CBS SportsA report says several teams are interested in acquiring Jonathan Taylor. It remains unclear whether the Colts will be sellers at the trade deadline.
Read on NBC SportsDespite a 2-4 record, Houston appears to be trending up. According to the article, C.J. Stroud is quietly leading one of the NFL's top passing attacks.
Read on Yahoo SportsChicago leads New England 10-0. D'Andre Swift took a hit to his knee on a third-down play that gained nothing, during the Bears' second possession.
Read on NBC SportsDennard Wilson, in his first season as Giants defensive coordinator, called his players' effort against the Saints unacceptable. He spoke to the media on Thursday about the defense's recent performance.
Read on Yahoo SportsMike Vrabel will be at Soldier Field for a game for the first time in his career. He is in his 27th season in the NFL as a player or coach.
Read on NBC SportsChicago returned home for the first time since the death of Mike Ditka and paid tribute to him ahead of the Thursday Night Football game.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Ravens released several positive updates on their Thursday injury report, including improvements for Vega Ioane and Rashod Bateman. Lamar Jackson, however, remains a limited participant.
Read on Yahoo SportsGreen Bay may face Detroit with only four interior defensive linemen. The article says the Lions' heavy offense will be a major test for that thin group.
Read on Yahoo Sports49ers wide receiver Mike Evans did not take part in practice again on Thursday.
Read on NBC SportsSeattle faces a tough task in Week 7 against one of the league's top teams while dealing with a long list of injuries, particularly on defense.
Read on Yahoo SportsRams wide receiver Puka Nacua left Thursday's practice because of a calf injury, according to a team spokesperson.
Read on ESPNChicago improved to 5-2 with the win over New England. A turnover by Drake Maye proved to be the difference, while Caleb Williams led the Bears. The article reviews the game's winners and losers.
Read on Yahoo SportsVikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson took part fully in Thursday's practice, a positive sign regarding his physical condition.
Read on NBC SportsRaiders tight end Brock Bowers returned to full participation in practice on Thursday.
Read on NBC SportsBarkley was a limited participant in practice, while other key offensive starters for the Eagles did not practice. The report comes as the team prepares for Week 7.
Read on Yahoo SportsMinkah Fitzpatrick intercepted Tyson Bagent this month, ending the Jets' NFL-record streak of 20 consecutive games without an interception.
Read on Yahoo SportsNew England's game day roster for Thursday's contest against Chicago is out, with offensive line depth drawing attention.
Read on Yahoo SportsLinebacker Azeez Al-Shaair, tight end Dalton Schultz and offensive tackle Trent Brown were back at practice on Thursday. The Texans had seven players sit out Wednesday's session.
Read on NBC SportsCornerback Christian Gonzalez is active and will be available for the Patriots in their Thursday Night Football matchup.
Read on NBC SportsThrough six games, Denver averages 4.40 yards per play, which puts the team on pace to finish as the worst offense in franchise history, according to this Yahoo Sports piece.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe inactive lists for the Bears and Patriots are out. T.J. Edwards will not play, while Jonah Jackson is available for the game.
Read on Yahoo SportsPhiladelphia Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert did not take part in Thursday's practice because of a knee problem.
Read on Yahoo SportsBoth teams had negative developments in Thursday's injury reports, with Quincy Williams and Calvin Ridley among the players mentioned. Cleveland faces a new significant concern.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Patriots said cornerback Christian Gonzalez is listed as questionable because of an illness. His availability for tonight's game in Chicago is uncertain.
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