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Jackson reportedly urged teammates to stay alive while he recovers from a fractured and dislocated right thumb.
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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson suffered a thumb injury requiring surgery and will miss time; the Ravens lost to the Bills 36-10. The week also saw trade speculation around Jonathan Taylor, Breece Hall, and Maxx Crosby, with the Broncos upsetting the Chiefs 28-24.
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Ravens starting QB Lamar Jackson suffered a right thumb injury on his throwing hand in the first offensive play and was ruled out. Backup Tyler Huntley exited with a toe injury, forcing undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano (UConn) to make his regular-season NFL debut as emergency third-string QB.
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Costumed fans flooded Folsom Field after the win, and the goalposts ended up on the grass.
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Multiple teams reportedly contacted Indianapolis, with trade talks described as active and ongoing on Oct. 31.
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Scientific American reports a 2,362-player study adjusted for higher brain-donation likelihood among players with cognitive symptoms.
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Adam Schefter reports Monangai will miss his third straight game because of a thumb injury and turf toe.
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A post says clots traveled from Hurts' calf to his lungs; the NFLPA called for a full medical-care investigation.
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Doug Kyed reported the move on October 19, identifying Doubs as a wide receiver.
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The Colts relieved longtime General Manager Chris Ballard of his duties amid what Cameron Wolfe called a sloppy 2-4 start.
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The Bears quarterback completed all six passes for 64 yards on the opening touchdown drive.
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The NFL said Seattle trailed by three with 57 seconds left; Yahoo Sports says Jason Myers forced overtime.
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Adam Schefter reported that Johnson said focusing on his mental health was critical.
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Adam Schefter reports that the 49ers fullback has appealed after the NFL deemed his celebration against Miami an “offensive demonstration.”
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ESPN reports Penix missed the final seven games of 2025 and the first two games of 2026 after undergoing surgery for a torn ACL.
