With running backs Aaron Jones and Emanuel Wilson dealing with injuries, the Packers have made a couple of roster moves at the position.

The Commanders lost defensive end Efe Obada to a serious leg injury on Sunday and they moved to add more depth at the position on Monday.

Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb landed on the team's first injury report of the week.

Sunday's game between the Steelers and Browns included a flashback to four years ago, when Cleveland defensive end Myles Garrett ended up wreaking a little bit of havoc with a Pittsburgh helmet.

Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel said that running back De'Von Achane was pushing to go back into Sunday's game against the Raiders after hurting his knee, but the team is still figuring out if he'll be able to go against the Jets this Friday.

Former Patriots cornerback Jack Jones apparently isn't pleased with some of the coverage surrounding him after New England released the cornerback last week.

Commanders coach Ron Rivera is on the hot seat, but he says his focus is entirely on getting his team ready to play the Cowboys on Thanksgiving, and not on whether his job is safe after the season.

Rookie Ji'Ayir Brown replaced Hufanga in the lineup Sunday and came with an interception and a fourth-down pass breakup in the end zone.

An MRI examination confirmed 49ers All-Pro safety Talanoa Hufanga sustained a torn ACL in his right knee against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Ravens would likely need to make a deep playoff run if Andrews is to have any shot at returning this season.

Tim Boyle will be the New York Jets' starting quarterback against the Miami Dolphins on Friday, two people familiar with the decision told the Associated Press. Boyle replaces the benched Zach Wilson, who took over as the starter when Aaron Rodgers suffered a torn achilles four snaps into his debut with New York in their season opener. It will be the 29-year-old Boyle's fourth NFL start and his first since 2021 with the Detroit Lions.

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Thompson-Robinson was 24-for-43 with 165 passing yards and an interception in the Browns' 13-10 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.

The Falcons are back to rolling with Desmond Ridder, as head coach Arthur Smith made the expected announcement that the 2022 third-round pick is back as the club's QB1.

Browns safety Rodney McLeod's season is over.

49ers rookie Ji'Ayir Brown thanked Talanoa Hufanga and veteran safety Tashaun Gipson for helping him stay ready for his big moment.

The Browns have officially added quarterback Joe Flacco to the practice squad, but it doesn't sound like the team is planning for him to start in the near future.

Patrick Daugherty breaks down all of Week 11's biggest storylines, including Cooper Kupp's ankle injury.

After coming in for Zach Wilson in the second half of Sunday's defeat at Buffalo, Tim Boyle will be the Jets' starting quarterback Friday against the Miami Dolphins.

Boyle will start on Black Friday against the Dolphins after Wilson's disastrous performance on Sunday.

The Patriots have the AFC's worst record, but for some reason, they're still not being treated like a cellar dweller, writes Tom E. Curran.

Nick Bosa had a perfect quip to explain his on-field conversation with Baker Mayfield in Sunday's 49ers-Buccaneers clash.

Lawrence Jackson explains why we now live in a world where you start Devin Singletary and bench Najee Harris in fantasy.

Kareem Jackson's latest big hit forced a fumble on Minnesota's first drive, and now the NFL is taking a closer look.

Bears quarterback Justin Fields was not happy that a 26-14 lead over the Lions with four minutes left in the fourth quarter on Sunday turned into a 31-26 loss.

Joe Burrow's season-ending wrist injury left the Bengals with two quarterbacks and they moved to add another one to the mix on Monday.

It sounds like Mac Jones still has a chance to be the Patriots' starting QB on Sunday vs. the Giants.

With a Thursday matchup coming against the Cowboys, the Commanders are getting one of their key defensive players back on the practice field.

The last time we saw the Patriots, Mac Jones floated an ugly interception on a play that should have been a touchdown and Bailey Zappe finished a fake spike play with an interception deep down the middle of the field against the Colts in Germany.

Things weren't looking great for quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson and the Browns as they began their final drive with 1:18 left in regulation.

Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins and Jets defensive end Micheal Clemons scuffled on the field during Sunday's game and they came together for another scrap in the tunnel at Highmark Stadium after Buffalo's 32-6 win.

Cowboys cornerback DaRon Bland tied an NFL record on Sunday.

Key drops by Keenan Allen, Donald Parham Jr., and Quentin Johnston were big contributors to the Chargers' 23-20 road loss to the Green Bay Packers.

In a silver lining for the Bears, the loss to the Lions improved their chances of obtaining not one but two high draft picks in the 2024 NFL Draft

The Commanders picked up 403 yards of offense and sacked Tommy DeVito nine times on Sunday, but that wasn't enough to get the team a home win over a Giants team that was 2-8 at the start of the day.

Rams receiver Cooper Kupp missed the start of the season (hamstring), returned with big games, slumped and Sunday was sidelined with an ankle injury.

After coaching against Josh Dobbs on Sunday night, Sean Payton was blown away by the way Dobbs can command an offense he's only been playing in for three weeks.

If the Rams hope to take the next step and battle for a playoff spot, they will need more players such as Derion Kendrick to step up and make big plays.

The Jets went 0-for-11 on third downs in Sunday's 32-6 loss to the Bills and their futility in those situations is at a historical level.

After an ugly 1-5 start to the season, the Broncos have clawed their way back to .500 with a four-game winning streak.

There's been a lot to like about the Lions this season, but there wasn't much to like about their play for much of Sunday's home game against the Bears.

49ers quarterback Brock Purdy faced the first rough patch of his NFL career when the team lost three straight games heading into a Week Nine bye, but he's shown he can adjust to find better footing over the last two weeks.

The Chargers lost a game by one score for the fifth time this season on Sunday while allowing Packers quarterback Jordan Love to set a career-high in passing yards, but questions about defensive changes were slapped away by head coach Brandon Staley after the game.

The Broncos spent most of Sunday night settling for field goals after getting close to scoring a touchdown, but that wouldn't suffice late in the fourth quarter on Sunday night.

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Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab join forces to recap NFL Week 11 and get ahead of the biggest storylines to come out of a bizarre Sunday slate. The dynamic duo start by highlighting a few of the bigger outcomes, including the Broncos crawling out of the grave and putting the league on notice against the Vikings, the Lions proving to us all that these aren't your grandpa's Detroit Lions (and the Bears choking historically), the Browns continuing to pull out ugly wins and the Jets once again falling short because of lackluster quarterback play (the Zach Wilson era might be over).Later, Fitz and Frank discuss each and every game from the Sunday slate and give their instant takeaways. They address whether or not Brandon Staley should still have a job, the wheels falling off in Tennessee, the Raiders keeping it close and more before they finish off the show with a preview of Monday night's huge matchup between the two best teams in the NFL in the Chiefs and Eagles.

Brock Purdy has a perfect statistical game for the San Francisco 49ers, while the Detroit Lions continue their fine NFL season.

Fantasy football analyst Dalton Del Don breaks down all of Sunday's results in Week 11.

General manager Joe Douglas recognized the error and tried to remedy it, but in the process, he didn't fully account for how dangerous Wilson's inability to overcome mistakes could ultimately be.

What signals did fantasy managers get from Week 11's Sunday action? What was just noise? Matt Harmon gives his take.