The NFL has suspended Lions WR Jameson Williams for two games due to a violation of the performance-enhancing substances policy, as reported by ESPN’s Eric Woodyard. Williams has accepted the suspension and expressed readiness to rejoin his team soon. With Williams out for Week 8 and 9, WRs Tim Patrick and Kalif Raymond could see increased roles, while TE Sam LaPorta may benefit from a boost in target share after limited involvement in recent games.
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BillsNFL Media’s Ian Rapoport reports the Bills are seeking a defensive tackle after Ed Oliver's indefinite absence.JetsThe Athletic's Dianna Russini notes teams are inquiring about Quinnen Williams, but the Jets have high asking prices; they may consider trading players under the new regime.ESPN’s Rich Cimini states the Jets won't part with key players unless offers are irresistible, while seeking to bolster their roster.PatriotsAccording to Dianna Russini, the Patriots are looking to acquire a pass rusher and possibly a running back due to injuries.Ian Rapoport also confirms New England is exploring options for a running back. Want More Context? 🔎
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According to Adam Schefter, the Detroit Lions aim to secure long-term deals for their core players, including RB Jahmyr Gibbs, S Brian Branch, TE Sam LaPorta, and LB Jack Campbell, all eligible for extensions this offseason. With recent high-value contracts, particularly for DE Aidan Hutchinson, Gibbs' negotiation may be the most complex, while LaPorta's and Campbell's contracts are expected to be more straightforward. Want More Context? 🔎
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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco will play against the Chicago Bears despite a sprained AC joint in his throwing shoulder, which left him questionable for Week 9. Flacco, who took over the starting role after joining from the Cleveland Browns, has a 1-2 record with seven touchdowns and no interceptions this season. Want More Context? 🔎
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