
Cowboys expect Overshown back Monday as Durant nears return
Overshown expects to face Philadelphia after five games out; Durant is also nearing a possible return from his hamstring injury.

Overshown expects to face Philadelphia after five games out; Durant is also nearing a possible return from his hamstring injury.

The edge rusher’s appearance settles the game-status question that remained open earlier in the week.
Pittsburgh signs Smith from Washington’s practice squad after adding Sean Murphy-Bunting on Monday.

KC Concepcion and Tylan Wallace can return; Judkins, Graham, Schwesinger and Barnett remain questionable.
The veteran linebacker joins Los Angeles after a limited 2025 stint with San Francisco; no game-day role has been announced.

Saturday’s roster move confirms an absence of at least four games; Indianapolis also elevates Nick Westbrook-Ikhine for Pittsburgh.
His 40-year coaching career included TCU’s turnaround and head coaching stops across several levels of college football.
With A.J. Brown on injured reserve and Hollins’ practice status uncertain, New England is considering outside help before facing Las Vegas.
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New Orleans fell behind on Atlanta’s third play and never recovered as the Falcons’ two running backs supplied five scores.
Jackson’s likely season-ending meniscus injury and Darrisaw’s concussion protocol leave the Vikings sorting out their protection after beating Miami.
A union complaint and a firsthand sideline account preceded discipline for Jeff Seeman. Adrian Hill also receives a one-game suspension.
The fullback is ready after his knee injury; Evans, Kirk and four defenders remain questionable against Washington.
Pittsburgh turns to a veteran cornerback from Tampa Bay’s practice squad as injuries further reduce its secondary options.

Carolina reaches 2–2 behind McMillan’s two touchdown catches and Hubbard’s two scoring runs.

Dallas used its new cornerback in a limited role as he learned the defense, with Malik Hooker and Caleb Downs helping him communicate against Houston.

Kansas City, Minnesota and San Francisco stay unbeaten; Seattle shuts down the Chargers comeback.

Seattle reaches 3-1 after a late strip-sack; Los Angeles drops to 0-4 despite its second-half recovery.

San Francisco breaks a 3-3 halftime tie, then answers Denver’s late rally to reach 4-0.
Las Vegas outgains Kansas City but two touchdowns in 19 seconds hand the Chiefs a 30–27 victory.

Minnesota held Miami to eight first downs and finished a 15-10 win with Hockenson’s deliberate stop short of the end zone.

Rice missed all three practices; Kansas City also ruled Josh Simmons out and listed L’Jarius Sneed as questionable.

Detroit visits Carolina at 8:20 p.m. Eastern on NBC. Jalen Coker is inactive for the Panthers; Lions cornerback D.J. Reed is active.

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