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Baltimore turns to an undrafted-style rookie after both of its top quarterbacks were injured, with both expected to land on injured reserve.

The Bears legend won a Super Bowl as Chicago's coach after a playing career with the franchise.

Indianapolis is reportedly open to dealing its star running back for draft capital, with multiple teams named as possible fits.

Indianapolis locked up a breakout interior defender rather than dealing him with the Nov. 10 trade deadline approaching.

Buffalo cut the veteran safety rather than keep him after the NFL's discipline for spitting on an opponent.

New York extended a cornerback it signed to a one-year deal in free agency, keeping him under contract beyond 2026.

Detroit's defensive signal-caller is being monitored after a neck injury, with the team reporting encouraging early indications.

Arizona loses its top rookie back for at least a month, and also placed WR Kendrick Bourne on injured reserve.

Houston's quarterback is betting on himself with a second contract that could reset the market at the position.

Washington loses both starting-caliber interior defenders in one move, thinning its run defense for the stretch run.

The Cowboys owner's claim that coaching pay has no correlation with winning sparked backlash after Dallas fell to 3-5 with a loss to Arizona.

Philadelphia is sticking with its staff and starter amid its worst stretch, though speculation about the coach's job has grown.

The wideout is seeking a comeback through new representation even as San Francisco's offense has moved past him.

New York gave Hall a new contract in the offseason, but a young backup's emergence has revived trade speculation.

Chicago's deadline acquisition paid off immediately as the Bears won their third straight and moved up Super Bowl odds boards.

A current Pittsburgh player says the former coach will stay in broadcasting rather than return to a sideline.

Los Angeles is holding its pass rushers rather than selling at the deadline, signaling a push to stay competitive.

Front offices are working a deadline that has grown from a snooze into one of the league's busiest transaction days.

The Giants coach went straight to Tennessee's ownership in a push for the defensive tackle, reportedly ruffling feathers.

Chicago's odds have moved sharply after three straight wins, and Caleb Williams has re-entered the MVP conversation.

The Vikings' quarterback situation is under scrutiny, with rookie Carson Beck being elevated as a backup option.

Green Bay's coach addressed reports of further domestic violence allegations against its starting running back.

New Orleans moved on from a kicker tied for second-worst accuracy in the league this season.

Arizona moved the eight-game starter to third string, a signal to other teams eight days before the deadline.

Las Vegas is 4-4 with Kirk Cousins playing well, and its owner publicly declined to push a quarterback change.

Baltimore's kicking change will extend beyond one game, adding to a lengthening injury list.

New England's quarterback has become one of the league's best at generating chunk plays downfield in recent weeks.

Kansas City's coach defended his star defensive tackle as the team searches for answers on a skid.

Arizona promoted its rookie passer amid uncertainty about the starting job.

Jacksonville listed a key offensive player as a non-participant ahead of its Thursday night game.

Carolina is churning its secondary and getting an offensive lineman back onto the practice field.

Detroit is looking to reduce a league-leading workload for Gibbs, who has 191 touches through seven games.

Standalone holiday games that looked good in May have become must-watch matchups as the season has unfolded.

Atlanta loses a rotational edge rusher for at least four games.

Minnesota trimmed an offensive lineman from its roster.