Monday, October 27, 2025

Football

Report: Bills concerned about Oliver’s torn bicep

The Buffalo Bills are concerned that defensive tackle Ed Oliver may have torn his bicep, potentially sidelining him indefinitely; he is scheduled for an MRI on Monday after injuring himself during the recent game against the Carolina Panthers. Oliver has been impactful this season, recording three sacks and seven tackles for loss, but the Bills' defensive line has been plagued by injuries, with DaQuan Jones and T.J. Sanders also unavailable. Want More Context? 🔎

Eagles Snap Counts: Fred Johnson’s Playing Time in Jumbo Package

Eagles snap counts: Fred Johnson earning time in jumbo package originally appeared on NBC Sports PhiladelphiaFred Johnson has been effectively integrated into the Eagles' jumbo package, contributing to a successful running game, including significant plays in their recent 38-20 win against the Giants. Coach Nick Sirianni praised Johnson's productivity, while notable performances also included Saquon Barkley rushing for 150 yards and Dallas Goedert achieving a career-high seven touchdowns this season. Want More Context? 🔎

Tank Bigsby Had Breakout Game Against Eagles

Tank Bigsby's breakout game for the Eagles, where he rushed for over 100 yards, surprised no one on the team, as his work ethic in practice indicated his potential, according to left tackle Jordan Mailata. Acquired from the Jaguars, Bigsby demonstrated his explosiveness during the game, solidifying his role as a valuable asset alongside Saquon Barkley in the backfield. Want More Context? 🔎

Six Players Unlikely to Be Traded Before Deadline

There are currently 81 potential NFL trade candidates being speculated upon, but several key players are highly unlikely to be traded before the deadline. Notable names include Eagles WR A.J. Brown, Bengals DE Trey Hendrickson, Dolphins WR Jaylen Waddle, Saints WR Chris Olave, Raiders DE Maxx Crosby, and Jets RB Breece Hall, each facing unique financial and strategic considerations that favor their retention. Want More Context? 🔎

Tank Bigsby’s Performance Was Expected by Eagles

Tank Bigsby had a breakout game for the Eagles, rushing for 104 yards against the Giants, surprising no one on the team, including left tackle Jordan Mailata. After being acquired from the Jaguars and having minimal touches early in the season, Bigsby showcased his explosiveness and versatility, indicating he could effectively support Saquon Barkley moving forward. Want More Context? 🔎

Antoine Winfield’s TD nullified by whistle from distant official

In the second quarter, Saints receiver Rashid Shaheed fumbled, and Buccaneers cornerback Antoine Winfield recovered the ball and ran 47 yards for what would have been a touchdown, but an official blew the play dead, mistakenly believing the runner was down. Referee Ron Torbert stated that the whistle from an official far from the play nullified the advance, highlighting a significant officiating error. Want More Context? 🔎

NFL MVP Race Includes Candidates Beyond Quarterbacks

In 2014, J.J. Watt showcased an unprecedented NFL season, excelling as both a defender and a tight end, yet lost the MVP to quarterback Aaron Rodgers, marking a shift towards a "quarterbacks only" MVP trend. Currently, Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, leading the league in rushing and touchdowns, emerges as a serious MVP contender, potentially challenging the quarterback dominance in the award's history. Want More Context? 🔎

Love Leads Packers Past Rodgers

In a notable game on Sunday night, Jordan Love demonstrated significant growth as the Green Bay Packers, with Aaron Rodgers observing from the sidelines, secured a 35-25 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Love's performance showcased the skills and lessons he has absorbed from Rodgers, highlighting the team's promising future. Want More Context? 🔎

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