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3 Giants players injured in victory over Cardinals
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Jason Pinnock, Braxton Berrios, Chauncey Golston leave game
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Chargers Week 4 PFF Grades: Tuli Tuipulotu, Khalil Mack ravaged the Seahawks OL
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Chargers edge rusher Tuli Tuipulotu was elite against the Seahawks with an INT and several strong plays against the run
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Any given Sunday: The NFL’s parity is its greatest asset
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Game-to-game parity is the NFL’s crown jewel, what makes the sport so compelling, week after week
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Aaron Glenn: Jets history will get brought up, we can't think about it in locker room
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The Jets opened the season with an easy win over the Titans, but the last three weeks have not been as pleasant for Aaron Glenn’s club. After blowing a lead in a painful loss against the Packers at home in Week 2, the Jets lost a close game in Detroit and then got dismantled by the Bears in Chicago on Sunday. The three-game losing streak calls to mind dismal Jets seasons of the past and the head coach was asked after Sunday’s loss if he’s worried about the roof caving in on his team in the weeks to come. “Well, that’s exactly it, we have too many people that want to think about history,” Glenn said, via a transcript from the team. “Inside of that locker room, I want our guys not to think about history, because history is going to be brought up so much. And they get it from the outside, just beating down on history so much. We just have to circle the wagons and not let any of that come inside our locker room. We’ve been working our butts off to change that. But our guys know because everybody’s going to bring history in this. It brings so much negativity to us that we have to continue to be positive on what we’ve been doing. Improving on things, and then the things that we’re not doing good at we have to continue improving that. So that’s really the focus for us.” Browns head coach Todd Monken had a pointed response to those who brought up his team’s own tortured history after a Week 1 loss and Cleveland has now rattled off three straight wins. Coincidentally, they’re also next up on the Jets’ schedule and Glenn will need to get a win in that game if he really wants to put any notions of another lost Jets season to rest
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Kenneth Walker becomes third player ever to rush for at least 170 twice in first four games
Kenneth Walker has obviously been a major piece of Kansas City’s offense since signing with the team as a free agent this offseason. But his performance in Sunday’s win has catapulted his 2026 season into the realm of downright historic. According to NFL Research, Walker became just the third player in NFL history to rush for at least 170 yards twice within his team’s first four games. The other two players to accomplish the feat are Hall of Famers Jim Brown and O.J. Simpson. Notably, Brown (1958 and 1963) and Simpson (1973 and 1975) both did it twice. As for Walker, he put up 173 yards rushing in the Week 1 win over Denver and had 179 yards rushing in Sunday’s victory over the Raiders. He also had the league’s longest run of the year so far with his 76-yard scamper in the second half. Walker leads the NFL with 537 yards rushing, 6.2 yards per carry, and 621 total yards from scrimmage. While he isn’t No. 1 in carries, he’s close. Baltimore’s Derrick Henry has 89, while Walker has 87. Walker and the rest of the Chiefs will get a break in the coming days with a Week 5 bye
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Kenneth Walker becomes third player ever to rush for at least 170 twice in first four games
Kenneth Walker has obviously been a major piece of Kansas City's offense since signing with the team as a free agent this offseason
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Aaron Glenn: Jets history will get brought up, we can't think about it in locker room
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Aaron Glenn discusses the impact of the Jets' history on the team's current performance
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Brock Purdy has thrown 113 passes, and still hasn't been sacked
49ers QB Brock Purdy's impressive stats and lack of sacks
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Brock Purdy has thrown 113 passes, and still hasn't been sacked
49ers quarterback Brock Purdy has put up some impressive numbers this season, including leading the NFL with a 126.2 passer rating and 11 touchdown passes
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Raiders Week 5: Meet the Patriots
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Can Raiders win at New England 2 seasons in a row?
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3 Numbers to Know From the Jaguars’ Win Over the Bengals
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Jacksonville allowed just 23 rushing yards in Sunday’s win. Twenty-three!
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Winners and Losers from the Ravens’ Week 4 win over the Titans
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The Ravens handled business against the Titans
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10 Bears Takes: Ben Johnson beats Aaron Glenn, Soldier Field Domination, and More
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After Sunday’s dominant 23-12 win, the Chicago Bears head to Green Bay at 3-1. More on Sunday’s win here from @AaronLemingNFL
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Drew Rosenhaus: Tyreek Hill could sign with a team this week
Tyreek Hill's agent Drew Rosenhaus expects negotiations to lead to a contract agreement within days
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Patriots News: ‘Snag of the year,’ INT propel Pats past Bills
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Daily news and links for Monday, 10/05/26
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Eagles' offense sputters with 68 net passing yards, 0-12 on third down vs. Rams
The boo birds flew early and often in Philly on Sunday, thanks to an offense that couldn’t get off the ground. The final tally from Sunday’s loss to the Rams: 172 total yards, 68 net yards passing, and 0-for-12 on third down. Over the last two games, the Eagles have converted only two of 21 third-down opportunities. After the loss to L.A., Eagles coach Nick Sirianni was asked whether the problems are a result of execution, play-calling, or scheme. “Obviously, everybody contributed to that,” Sirianni told reporters. “Everybody. So, there’s execution errors, there’s coaching errors. Everybody contributes to it. It’s an ultimate team game. You can’t sustain drives and do the things that you want. Some of our problems offensively has been [that] we’ve been behind, but it wasn’t quite the same case today where we were in second-and-long and all those different things. It was more we couldn’t convert on third down for multiple different reasons. So again, there’s always a lot of contributors to that. I need to go watch the tape before I react to anything. But I know when you’re 0-for-whatever we were today, everybody has a hand in that. Our job is to figure out what happened and get better from it and not assign blame. That’s what we’ll be doing.” Injuries had something to do with that. The Eagles didn’t have receiver Devonta Smith or tight end Dallas Goedert. Right tackle Lane Johnson was a late scratch. Running back Saquon Barkley injured his hamstring on his only carry of the game. Quarterback Jalen Hurts didn’t blame injuries. Or play-calling. Or scheme. “Poor execution,” he said regarding the offensive effort, particularly in the second half. “Poor execution. Yeah, poor execution.” He was later asked what he means by “poor execution.” “It’s just you’re finding your flow collectively as a unit,” Hurts said. “I think it comes down to finding a flow, finding a rhythm as a unit, as a group, and going out there and executing at a higher level. We didn’t do that today.” The next chance to do it comes in six days, in London. Against the 3-1 Jaguars. While the season isn’t yet on the brink, it’s clear that the Eagles aren’t the team they’ve been in recent seasons. They’re currently not dominant. They’re currently not elite. They’ve got the Panthers and the Cowboys after the trip to England, followed by the Commanders and the Giants. The Eagles need to win at least three of the next five before their Week 10 bye. If they finish the first nine games at 4-5, 3-6, or 2-7, it could be very hard to get back to the playoffs. Even if they do, the 2026 Eagles don’t look like a team that can make a climb up the playoff tree
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Eagles’ offense sputters with 68 net passing yards, 0-12 on third down vs. Rams
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The Eagles’ offense struggled on Sunday, failing to gain any traction against the Rams
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Bryce Young shines again: How former No. 1 pick went from benched to leading NFL in passing
Bryce Young leads the Panthers to a 32-26 win over the Lions, throwing for 329 yards and two touchdowns
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Joey Porter Jr.: I feel like I showed why Cowboys brought me here
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Cornerback Joey Porter Jr. made a positive impression in his Cowboys debut despite limited playing time
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Joey Porter Jr.: I feel like I showed why Cowboys brought me here
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Porter’s debut CB playtime in Cowboys win signals growing role
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How former Cyclones performed in Week 4 of the NFL
Ten former Cyclones played a combined 543 snaps in Week 4 of the NFL
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2026 NFL Week 5 odds, betting: Full list of Week 5 spreads
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Here are the odds for every Week 5 NFL game
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Fantasy Football Stock Report: Malik Nabers shows up for managers while Josh Downs disappears in Week 4
Stock Report: Malik Nabers shows up for managers while Josh Downs disappears in Week 4
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5 key plays from Cowboys win over the Texans
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What was your favorite play from Sunday’s win?
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Who gets your game ball from the Chiefs’ win over the Raiders?
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Who was Kansas City’s top performer from the victory in Las Vegas?
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Snap counts: Back-7 still searching for answers vs. Panthers
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Exploring the Detroit Lions snap counts from Week 4 vs. Carolina Panthers
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Packers By The Numbers: Stats from the Week 4 win over the Bucs
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Digging into some numbers on the Packers’ Week 4 victory over the Bucs
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NFL Monday Night Football preview: Saints and Falcons renew one of NFL's best rivalries
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The winner of Monday night's game will be tied for first place in the NFC South
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Falcons vs. Saints odds, predictions, start time, betting preview: Monday Night Football picks, best bets
The Week 4 NFL schedule concludes with an NFC South matchup on Monday Night Football as the New Orleans Saints host the Atlanta Falcons. Both teams are 1-2 on the season, but a share of first place in the division will still be up for grabs. New Orleans beat Baltimore on the road but lost one-possession games against Detroit and Las Vegas. Meanwhile, Atlanta blew out Green Bay last week but was also blown out by Carolina and lost to Pittsburgh. The latest Saints vs. Falcons odds list New Orleans as the 1.5-point favorite, and the over/under is 47.5. Claim the Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 here now and get a $55 bonus after $25 in trades : Kickoff for Falcons vs. Saints is set for 8:15 p.m. ET at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. SportsLine's team of NFL experts have analyzed MNF and revealed their Saints vs. Falcons prediction, and you can also read our NFL betting preview for Monday Night Football. Claim the latest Polymarket promo code CBSSPORTS to get a $25 bonus after $10 in trades : This will be the 115th all-time meeting between these two NFC South rivals, and Atlanta holds a 58-56 advantage in the all-time series after sweeping the season series last year. The Falcons have won three of four in the rivalry and won by double-digits in New Orleans last season. Bijan Robinson has 107 scrimmage yards in the 24-10 victory, and he's piled up an NFL-leading 467 scrimmage yards over the first three weeks. However, Kellen Moore's offense has been prolific through the air early in the season. Second-year starter Tyler Shough has thrown for 917 yards and eight touchdowns while adding 67 yards and another score on the ground. The Saints are 2-1 against the spread on the season, and the Falcons are 1-2 against the number. Claim $150 in bonus bets after your first $5 wager at DraftKings here : "It's mighty early in the season for the Saints' defense to be ravaged by injuries. Not good timing when facing peerless RB Bijan Robinson, who lights up when playing under the lights. Robinson boasts three prime-time games in which he has exceeded 200 yards from scrimmage," SportsLine NFL expert Mike Tierney said . "New Orleans is permitting a generous 4.7 yards per carry. Scratched are edge rushers Carl Granderson and Anfernee Jennings, plus LB Kaden Elliss. A fourth starter, LB Pete Werner, might join them in absentia. Falcons QB Michael Penix Jr. was sharp in his season opener last Thursday. His team is blessed with additional days to get ready for this game." Bet on Saints vs. Falcons at bet365 with bonus code CBSBET365 and get $200 in bonus bets after betting $10 : "Alvin Kamara will presumably take on a larger role in the absence of Travis Etienne, but I still see this as a very high line for the 31-year old. As a runner, Kamara is only managing 2.8 yards per carry, with a long of 11 yards. The Falcons defense not only allows a league best 2.75 yards per carry, but also a 1.9% explosive run rate (thanks to the newly extended Gervon Dexter Jr.)," SportsLine NFL expert Prop Bet Guy Doug said . "And the Falcons defense limits running backs in the passing game with their single-high, cover 3 scheme. Kamara will split work with Kendre Miller and CJ Donaldson as is - Tyler Shough is not as nearly reliant on checkdowns as Saints QBs of the past. Bet this down to under 54.5." Use the BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS to get up to $1,500 in bonus bets when wagering on Monday Night Football :
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NFL Week 4 injury panic meter: Concern for Ja'Marr Chase as Lamar Jackson gets good news
Week 4 injury updates on Lamar Jackson, Ja'Marr Chase, and other NFL stars