Bucs stun Cowboys
Tampa Bay earned its first win of 2026, beating Dallas 24-16 on Thursday night. RB Bucky Irving broke loose with a 72-yard rush and the Bucs rolled up a season-high 419 yards. Rookie UDFA QB Jalon Daniels made a poised second start, guiding Tampa Bay to the upset in Arlington.
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Jones voices frustration
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he was “extraordinarily disappointed” after Dallas’ 24-16 loss at home. The club’s leadership described the result as a missed opportunity and signaled a need to regroup quickly as the team looks to shore up issues before Sunday’s slate.
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Jackson out vs. Falcons
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson was ruled out for Week 5 with a sprained ankle, coach Jesse Minter confirmed. Backup Tyler Huntley is expected to start, with the team saying Jackson’s injury isn’t believed to be long-term but will keep Baltimore in a more run-heavy plan while he recovers.
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Eagles cut Dalton; Barkley out
The Eagles released veteran QB Andy Dalton and announced that Saquon Barkley (hamstring) and DeVonta Smith (hamstring) will miss the London game against Jacksonville. Philadelphia promoted Dameon Pierce from the practice squad to help cover the backfield while injuries linger.
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Jaguars head to London
Jacksonville will host the Philadelphia Eagles in London on Sunday, marking the Jaguars’ record 15th U.K. appearance. The Week 5 preview highlights Jacksonville’s stout defense and the challenge of managing travel while the club prepares to play a top NFC opponent at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
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49ers-Seahawks roundtable
A roundtable examines why San Francisco’s offense is clicking: improved rushing (about 4.8 yards per carry), a healthier roster and Brock Purdy’s stellar early-season form. The piece contrasts that with Seattle’s defensive identity, setting up a key NFC West matchup this weekend.
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