
Benson puts Saints leadership on notice after 1-4 start
The owner accepts responsibility and names Moore and Loomis in an accountability speech, without announcing a staffing change.

The owner accepts responsibility and names Moore and Loomis in an accountability speech, without announcing a staffing change.

Buffalo reverses Monday’s roster moves after using Kendall for 38% of its defensive snaps in the overtime win.

Dallas re-signs the former TCU back, adds Nick Leverett to the practice squad and releases cornerback Alex Austin from that unit.

The Gamecocks move to 3-0 in Conference USA after an 82-yard drive and FIU’s missed kick at the finish.

A 93-yard touchdown drive and Bryce Williams’ interception finish a game that swung repeatedly after halftime.

A light Tuesday session offered more work for the backups; the Dolphins have announced no new injury diagnosis or quarterback change.

Henderson says he still hopes to play Sunday; the Patriots will see how he responds after the practice week.

Green Bay’s rehabilitation update leaves the expected Cowboys reunion uncertain, with actual practice participation still the next step.

Jacksonville places its left tackle on injured reserve; Walker Little is expected to step in while the surgery determines the recovery timetable.

Bob Chesney describes the injury as severe; the Associated Press reports the quarterback will miss the rest of the season.

Cowboys–Packers, Notre Dame–BYU and the full week of NFL and FBS listings, all in Eastern time.

Derrick Brooks reduced Jackson’s suspension to one game on appeal; the Rams tackle will miss the Cardinals game.

Brian Schottenheimer confirms Parker will stay on the sideline, Pettine will work from the booth and report directly to the head coach.

Allen rushed for 121 yards in a 37–34 win that survived a late Rams touchdown and an overtime Cook fumble.

Smith-Njigba and Leonard Williams have no Thursday designation; Thomas, Surratt and Charbonnet are out.

The veteran long snapper is heading to London, NFL Network reported, after DaVon Hamilton handled the job in Jacksonville’s win over Philadelphia.

Andy Reid confirmed the practice-squad reunion while Kansas City adjusts its receiver group after Thornton’s ankle injury.

Cincinnati adds the former Notre Dame linebacker from Jacksonville; Zac Taylor said Bozeman’s injury is not believed to end his season.

Denver ruled Hufanga and Surtain out against Seattle; Riley Moss is questionable after a limited week.

Pittsburgh gets its leading receiver back on track but faces another tight-end injury decision.

Buffalo will debut Skyler Bell with Joshua Palmer out; Los Angeles has cleared Aaron Donald, Colby Parkinson and Jaylen Watson to return.

Ryan Coleman-Williams and Terrance Green are listed out for Tennessee; Racin Delgatty remains questionable.

The Dukes will leave the Sun Belt after a unanimous board vote; JMU says new private gifts and corporate funding cover both conference fees.

Hearing officer James Thrash upholds the one-game suspension; Greenlaw is eligible to return October 20.