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  • JAC Quarterback #16
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    Trevor Lawrence completed 24-of-32 passes for 262 yards and two touchdowns in the Jaguars’ 34-14, Week 11 win over the Titans, adding five carries for 17 yards and two touchdowns.
    Lawrence was nearly flawless in this game. He wasn’t intercepted and his only sack resulted in one lost yard. He was pushed out of bounds behind the line of scrimmage while scrambling. Lawrence consistently found Calvin Ridley behind the Titans’ defensive backs, gashing Tennessee for massive gains on numerous occasions. He connected with Ridley for two scores and 103 yards. Though Lawrence has been dealing with a knee issue for weeks, he didn’t seem fazed by it in this game. Doug Pederson dialed up a read-option for him in the red zone in the fourth quarter and he walked into the end zone for a game-sealing score. He scrambled for a short rushing score in the third quarter as well. After getting trounced by the 49ers, this is the type of game the Jags needed to put together. Lawrence and the Jacksonville offense will look to stay hot in Week 12 against the Texans.
  • MIN Quarterback #1
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    Vikings will face the 49ers in Mexico City on November 22.
    Jennings signing a 'good fit' with Vikings
    Kyle Dvorchak breaks down the Minnesota Vikings signing free agent wide receiver Jauan Jennings and how he fits into the offense with Kyler Murray, Justin Jefferson and others.
  • PHI Quarterback #1
    Eagles will face the Jaguars in London on October 11.
    Jalen Hurts and the Eagles will take on the Jaguars in Jacksonville’s annual trip to London, where they are 7-7 since the 2013 regular season. Hurts, facing internal criticism this offseason following a difficult 2025 campaign, will look to get back on track in the run-heavy Philly offense that last season ranked 13th in EPA per rush, behind the Commanders and Giants. The Jaguars will look to build off a strong 2025 season, Liam Coen’s first as the team’s head coach. The Jags had the fourth best point differential last season, trailing only the Seahawks, Patriots, and Rams.
  • NE Quarterback #10
    Patriots will face the Lions in Munich, Germany on November 15.
    It’s a matchup of two potentially high-powered offenses for the NFL’s annual Munich matchup. This will mark the Pats’ second trip to Munich — they played in the first-ever Munich regular season game — and the organization’s sixth overall international game. Drake Maye will look to continue his hyper-efficient ways in 2026 while Jared Goff and the Lions look to bounce back from a down 2025 campaign in which the team ranked ninth in EPA per play and 12th in success rate, just behind the Bengals and Bears.
  • ATL Quarterback #9
    Falcons QB Michael Penix Jr. is participating in the team’s offseason program.
    Penix is nearly six months removed from a torn ACL he suffered in Week 11 of the 2025 season. The team was uncertain of his status heading into camp, but the good news for Penix is that he “is participating in Phase 2 of the Falcons’ offseason program”, a team spokesperson told ESPN’s Marc Raimondi. Per NFL rules, this means Penix can participate in “individual and group instruction and drills but not a full-fledged practice with 11-on-11s or 7-on-7s.” The 26-year-old has now suffered three torn ACLs over his college and pro career and may be competing with Tua Tagovailoa for the Falcons’ starting job. Participation in parts of the Falcons’ offseason program is a good sign for Penix while he ramps back up to full health.

  • NO Quarterback #6
    The Steelers and Saints will play in Paris for Week 7 of the 2026 season.
    The Saints will host the Steelers in a Paris matchup, the inaugural Paris game for the NFL at the Stade de France. The Saints did not play an international game in 2025 while the Steelers will play overseas for the second straight year, defeating the Vikings in Ireland last season. The game will be during Week 7 of the 2026 season, potentially meaning a bye for both teams before or after the game.
  • CAR Quarterback #9
    Panthers general manager Dan Morgan said the team will “keep talking through” a potential extension for QB Bryce Young.
    In an appearance for NFL Network, Morgan stated the Panthers are talking through an extension for Young and will be in touch with his agent. The Panthers picked up the quarterback’s fifth-year option this offseason, putting him under contract through 2027. Morgan was noncommittal on an extension happening this offseason, saying “when a contract happens, we’ll see about that.” Young has faced his own ups-and-downs throughout his Panthers tenure and his 2026 campaign will define his contract beyond 2027.
  • FA Cornerback #27
    Steelers waived CB Cory Trice with a failed physical designation.
    An unfortunate string of injuries has prevented Trice from becoming a full-time contributor to the Steelers’ defense. He played in six games in 2024, but knee and hamstring injuries led to zero games played in 2025. The Steelers waive Trice after a failed physical and the 25-year-old will look for a new offseason team.
  • CIN Quarterback #9
    The Bengals and Falcons will play in Madrid in Week 9 of the 2026 season.
    The NFL announced that the Bengals and Falcons will play in Madrid for Week 9 of the 2026 season. It is the NFL’s second time having a game in Madrid, reaching a deal earlier this year to play more games at Bernabeu Stadium, home of the Real Madrid soccer club. Burrow will play his first career international game, the Bengals’ first in seven years. Meanwhile, Bijan Robinson and the Falcons will return overseas after playing in Berlin last year. Both teams will hope to be contending in their division at this halfway-point in the season after both missed the playoffs last season.
  • TB Wide Receiver
    When asked about rookie WR Ted Hurst, Buccaneers offensive coordinator Zac Robinson said, “having a true X is a weapon as an offense.”
    Hurst has gotten much attention out of Bucs rookie minicamp as a true X receiver in the offense. Robinson praised the versatility of Jalen McMillan, Emeka Egbuka, and Chris Godwin Jr., but said having a true X receiver is “an absolute threat.” Whether Hurst is a legitimate threat as a deep target or is simply running a go-route as a “sacrificial X”, Robinson seems to like having the option of a tall receiver to stretch the defense. Hurst is still outside the top-three on the pass-catching pecking order in Tampa Bay, but could certainly be worth a dart throw with boom-or-bust upside running outside deep routes as an X receiver.
  • TB Running Back #7
    Pewter Report reports Bucky Irving (shoulder) “has not been cleared to participate yet.”
    This probably isn’t overly concerning just yet. It was reported that Irving had offseason shoulder surgery after playing through the issue late last year. “Time will tell if he is able to get cleared to see the field during OTAs or if the team will hold off until training camp,” reports the venerable Bucs-focused website. If Irving’s absence continues to drag on, the Kenneth Gainwell train will begin to gain steam again in 2026.