Michael Mayer | Photo by Brooke Sutton/Getty Images 2nd-year tight end has been out 6 games Las Vegas Raiders second-year tight end Michael Mayer is active Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. The second-year tight end was designated for return by the team Tuesday as he has returned to practice and he was activated to the 53-man roster Saturday. The Raiders put the 2023 second-round pick on the reserve/non-football injury list October 11 due to a personal reason. Prior to that, Mayer has missed two weeks of practices and games. He missed the past six games. Mayer had four catches for 21 yards in the first three games of the season. He had 27 catches for304 yards as a rookie in 2023. The Raiders traded up to take Mayer with the 35th pick of the draft. The Raiders’ plan to use Mayer often in a double tight end set with rookie sensation Brock Bowers. Meanwhile, center Andre James (ankle), cornerback Nate Hobbs (ankle) and backup guard Cody Whitehair (ankle) are inactive as expected. Backup tight end Harrison Bryant (ankle) is also out. Rookie Jackson Powers-Johnson is playing for James and Jordan Meredith will play a guard spot for Powers-Johnson, Here are the Raiders’ other inactive players Sunday: Inactives for #LVvsMIA pic.twitter.com/GP4CbyINdJ — Las Vegas Raiders (@Raiders) November 17, 2024
Raiders-Dolphins inactives: Michael Mayer is active
Ray Davis player props odds, tips and betting trends for Week 11 | Bills vs. Chiefs
Before Ray Davis suits up Sunday, there will be player props available for the 4:25 PM ET kickoff, live on CBS. Davis’ Buffalo Bills (8-2) and the Kansas City Chiefs (9-0) hit the field in Week 11 at Highmark Stadium. Watch Ray Davis and the Bills vs. Chiefs on Fubo! Ray Davis week 11 player props Matchup: Buffalo Bills vs. Kansas City Chiefs Time: 4:25 PM ET Date: November 17, 2024 Rushing yards prop: Over 14.5 (-110) National Football League odds courtesy of BetMGM. Odds updated Sunday at 7:01 AM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. Davis rushing stats and trends Davis’ rushing yards over/under for Sunday is set at 14.5. That’s 12.3 fewer yards than his season average (26.8). In six of 10 games so far this season (60.0%), he has rushed for more than 14.5 yards. Davis has outpaced his rushing yards prop average on the season (20.0) by 6.8 yards. Davis has gone over his rushing yard prop totals in six games out of 10 opportunities (60.0%). He has rushed for a touchdown twice this season in 10 games. Bills vs. Chiefs stats and trends The Chiefs have the NFL’s third-ranked defense against the run, allowing 83.2 yards per game. The Chiefs are allowing 206.7 passing yards per game this year, the NFL’s 14th-ranked pass defense. On offense, the Bills rank 12th in the NFL with 222.5 passing yards per game. Meanwhile, they rank 18th in passing yards allowed per contest (212.9). The Bills rank 15th in run offense (120.7 rushing yards per game) and 15th in run defense (123.2 rushing yards allowed per game) this season. The Bills rank 11th in offensive yards per play (5.9) and 17th in yards per play allowed (5.7) this year. Watch the NFL on Fubo! Gannett may earn revenue from sports betting operators for audience referrals to betting services. Sports betting operators have no influence over nor are any such revenues in any way dependent on or linked to the newsrooms or news coverage. Terms apply, see operator site for Terms and Conditions. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, help is available. Call the National Council on Problem Gambling 24/7 at 1-800-GAMBLER (NJ, OH), 1-800-522-4700 (CO), 1-800-BETS-OFF (IA), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN). Must be 21 or older to gamble. Sports betting and gambling are not legal in all locations. Be sure to comply with laws applicable where you reside. We occasionally recommend interesting products and services. If you make a purchase by clicking one of the links, we may earn an affiliate fee. Bills Wire operates independently, though, and this doesn’t influence our coverage.
Minnesota Vikings at Tennessee Titans: Inactive Lists for Both Teams
Photo by Nick Cammett/Diamond Images via Getty Images Who is sitting out of today’s contest? We’ve got just a shade under ninety minutes to go before kickoff at Nissan Stadium, and the Minnesota Vikings and Tennessee Titans have both released their inactive lists ahead of today’s contest. Let’s take a look at who will be watching this one from the sidelines. Minnesota Vikings OL Dan Feeney CB Dwight McGlothern CB Fabian Moreau DL Levi Drake Rodriguez OT Walter Rouse QB Brett Rypien (emergency QB) Just the usual suspects on the inactive list for the Vikings this afternoon with everyone on the roster pretty much healthy and ready to go. Tennessee Titans LB Cedric Gray CB Justin Hardee RB Joshua Kelley TE David Martin-Robinson OL John Ojukwu CB L’Jarius Sneed OT Leroy Watson IV No surprises on the list for the Titans, either, as Sneed and Watson were declared out by the Titans on their final injury report on Friday. Those are your inactive lists for today’s contest, folks. We’ll have our first discussion thread of the afternoon dropping thirty minutes before kickoff at 11:30 AM Central time, and we hope that you’ll join us for it.
Las Vegas Raiders @ Miami Dolphins Open Live Thread & Game Information
Photo by Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images Following an ugly stretch of three games that appeared winnable but that our Miami Dolphins lost, they bounced back last weekend, playing a complete game. By complete game, I mean that the offense looked solid, as did the defense in the same game against the Los Angeles Rams. After traveling cross country for a primetime game, the Dolphins returned home with a much-needed 23 to 15 win. Despite the excitement created by a solid win, the Phins will now have to go on a run of victories to have any hope of staying in the playoff run this season, making today’s game yet another “must-win”. Miami’s opponent this afternoon, the Las Vegas Raiders, began the season with high hopes of making the playoffs. The Raiders even went out in the offseason and made some splash moves, including signing former Miami Dolphin defensive tackle Christian Wilkins to a giant contract. The Raiders have all but fallen on their faces this season. Some of that is due to a rash of injuries, but I expect the offseason will undoubtedly see some significant changes to their front office and coaching staff. The Raiders are coming off a five-game losing streak, including their loss last weekend to the Cincinnati Bengals, 41 to 24. Please use this thread to follow this afternoon’s game between the Las Vegas Raiders and our Miami Dolphins. Please follow all site rules in the live threads and other posts on The Phinsider. Please remember that SBNation is strictly against the sharing of illegal game streams. Sharing, discussing, or requesting illegal game streams may result in a temporary suspension from the site or a ban from the entire SBN platform. Las Vegas Raiders (2-7) 4th AFC West @ Miami Dolphins (3-6) 2nd AFC East —Week 11 Kickoff: 1:-00 p.m. EST, Sunday, November 17th Location: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida TV: CBS Streaming: Paramount+; fuboTV; YouTube.TV (NFL Sunday Ticket subscription); NFL+ (replay after the game) TV Broadcast Team: Tom McCarthy, Jay Feely, Ross Tucker, Tiffany Blackmon Local Radio Coverage: WIOD 610 AM/WBGG 105.9 FM Miami/Ft. Lauderdale; iHeart Radio WTZU 94.9 FM Mami/Ft. Lauderdale (Spanish broadcast) WUUB 106.3 FM West Palm Beach; WEFL 760 AM West Palm Beach (Spanish broadcast); WAVK 97.7 FM Key West; WCZR 101.7 FM/WAVW 92.7 FM Port St. Lucie Dolphins Radio Broadcast Team: Jimmy Cefalo, Joe Rose; Spanish broadcast: Roly Martin, Eduardo Martell Spanish Radio Broadcast Team: Roly Martin (play-by-play), Eduardo Martell (color analyst) SiriusXM Channels: 382 (Raiders broadcast); 227 (Dolphins broadcast) Postgame Radio: iHeart Radio Postgame Radio Hosts: O.J. McDuffie, Travis Wingfield, Seth Levit Referees: John Hussey (Referee); Tony Michalek (Umpire); Max Causey (Down Judge); Carl Johnson (Line Judge); Anthony Flemming (Field Judge); Allen Baynes (Side Judge); Matt Edwards (Back Judge); Andrew Lambert (Replay Official); Sebrina Brunson (Replay Assistant) Weather: 80°F, Mostly Cloudy Head-to-Head (Regular Season): Las Vegas Raiders lead 19-18-1 Most Recent Game Results: 2023 Week 11 (Nov. 19, 2023) – Dolphins won 20-13 at Miami Most Recent Game at Site Results: 2023 Week 11 (Nov. 19, 2023) – Dolphins won 20-13 at Miami Las Vegas Raiders SBNation Site: Silver and Black Pride Silver and Black X (formally Twitter): @SilverBlakPride FANDUEL Sportsbook betting Odds: Miami Dolphins -7.5; Point total: 43.5; Moneyline: Miami Dolphins -375 | Las Vegas Raiders +300
Raiders vs Dolphins inactive players announced: Terron Armstead availability update
Photo by Michael Owens/Getty Images The Dolphins are facing injuries across their offensive line. Will Terron Armstead be available on Sunday or will there be another change against the Raiders? The Miami Dolphins have had to shake up their offensive line as injuries have begun to mount. Right tackle Austin Jackson is on injured reserve, pushing Kendall Lamm into the starting lineup. Left tackle Terron Armstead, who has battled with injuries every season of his career, is dealing with a knee injury as the Dolphins prepare to face the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, an injury that had Armstead questionable on the final injury report for the week. It appears Miami will have their Pro Bowl tackle on the field, however. As the teams have released their respective inactive players list for the game, Armstead’s name was not included on the Dolphins’ listing. Armstead has been a solidifying presence on Miami’s offensive line throughout his three seasons with the team; having him in the lineup is a huge bonus for the Dolphins as they try to turn last week’s win over the Rams into a winning streak against the Raiders. It was not all good news for Miami on the inactive list, however, as Pro Bowl fullback Alec Ingold remains off the field with a calf injury. Like Armstead, Ingold had been questionable on the injury report, but he will now miss his second-straight game. Also inactive are running back Jeff Wilson, Jr., cornerback Ethan Bonner, cornerback Kendall Fuller, linebacker Mohamed Kamara, offensive lineman Andrew Meyer, and wide receiver Dee Eskridge. Fuller had been ruled out of the game as he deals with a concussion. The Raiders’ side of the inactive list included running back Dylan Laube, safety Trey Taylor, cornerback Nate Hobbs, guard Cody Whitehair, center Andre James, tight end Harrison Bryant, and defensive tackle Zach Carter. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. Eastern from Miami Gardens’ Hard Rock Stadium.
How to watch Raiders vs Dolphins in Week 11: Online stream, TV channel, odds, more
Photo by Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images The Miami Dolphins return home in Week 11 to host the Las Vegas Raiders. How can you watch the game? We have everything you need to know. The 2024 season has not been ideal for the Miami Dolphins, but they may have finally figured out their issues with a Week 10 Monday Night Football win over the Los Angeles Rams. The win moved Miami to 3-6 on the year and kept their AFC playoff picture chances alive, but there is still a ton of work left to do this season if they want to change that chance into an actual position. If they are going to continue the positive feeling that seems to be surrounding the team right now – the fan confidence in the direction of the Dolphins jumped this week – they are going to have to backup last week’s win with a second-straight victory this weekend. Standing between them and that win are the Las Vegas Raiders, who head into Miami coming off their bye week and looking to end a four-game losing streak. Will Miami be able to turn last week’s win into a winning streak? Will the Raiders pull off the upset on Sunday afternoon? We have everything you need to know for today’s game, including the latest odds, the weather forecast, updated injury reports, the TV channel and broadcast team, and more. Las Vegas Raiders (2-7) at Miami Dolphins (3-6)Week 11 What time is kickoff? 1 p.m. Eastern, Sunday, November 17, 2024 Where is the game? Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida What TV station has the broadcast? CBS 506Sports.comRaiders at Dolphins in orange Note: The original broadcast plan included the Mobile, Alabama (and western Florida panhandle) for the Raiders at Dolphins game. On Friday, the affiliate switched their coverage to the Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers game. Who is the broadcast team? Tom McCarthy, Jay Feely, Ross Tucker, Tiffany Blackmon How can I stream the game? Paramount+; fuboTV; YouTube.TV (NFL Sunday Ticket subscription); NFL+ (replay after the game) How can I listen to the game on radio? Local Radio Coverage: WINZ 940 AM/WBGG 105.9 FM Miami/Ft. Lauderdale; iHeart Radio WTZU 94.9 FM Mami/Ft. Lauderdale (Spanish broadcast) WUUB 106.3 FM West Palm Beach; WEFL 760 AM West Palm Beach (Spanish broadcast); WAVK 97.7 FM Key West; WCZR 101.7 FM/WAVW 92.7 FM Port St. Lucie Dolphins Radio Broadcast Team: Jimmy Cefalo, Joe Rose, Kim Bokamper; Spanish broadcast: Roly Martin, Eduardo Martell SiriusXM Channels: 382 (Raiders broadcast); 227 (Dolphins broadcast) Who are the referees? John Hussey (Referee)Tony Michalek (Umpire)Max Causey (Down Judge)Carl Johnson (Line Judge)Anthony Flemming (Field Judge)Allen Baynes (Side Judge)Matt Edwards (Back Judge)Andrew Lambert (Replay Official)Sebrina Brunson (Replay Assistant) What is each team’s injury report? Raiders Out: Nate Hobbs, cornerback (ankle); Andre James, center (ankle); Cody Whitehair, guard (ankle); Harrison Bryant, tight end (ankle) Questionable: Michael Mayer, tight end (not-injury related) Dolphins Out: Kendall Fuller, cornerback (concussion); Patrick McMorris, safety (calf); Isaiah Wynn, tackle (quad/knee) Questionable: Terron Armstead, tackle (knee); Alec Ingold, fullback (calf); Robert Jones, guard (knee) Were there any practice squad elevations? Raiders: Terrace Marshall, wide receiver; Will Putnam, center Dolphins: Tucker Addington, long snapper; Jackson Carman, tackle Miami elevation tracker 2024: Matt Overton, long snapper – 3 elevations (Week 7, 8, 9)Tucker Addington, long snapper – 2 elevations (Week 10, 11)Robbie Chosen, wide receiver – 2 elevations (Week 1, 2)Jackson Carman, tackle – 2 elevations (Week 10, 11)Dee Eskridge, wide receiver – 2 elevations (Week 3, 4)Neil Farrell, defensive tackle – 2 elevations (Week 8, 9)Nik Needham, cornerback – 2 elevations (Week 5, 7)Tim Boyle, quarterback – 1 elevation (Week 5)Erik Ezukanma, wide receiver – 1 elevation (Week 3) Up to two players per week may be elevated from the practice squad to be eligible for the team’s game-day active roster. An individual player may be elevated up to three times in the season. Any further desire by the team to have the player available on game day will require the team to sign the player to the 53-man roster. Note: Wide receiver Robbie Chosen was released from the practice squad after Week 2. Note: Quarterback Tim Boyle was promoted off the practice squad to the active roster in Week 7; he was released ahead of Week 8 as the Dolphins activated Tua Tagovailoa from injured reserve. Note: Wide receiver Dee Eskridge was promoted off the practice squad to the active roster in Week 8. Note: Long snapper Matt Overton was released from the practice squad after Week 9. What are the FanDuel sportsbook betting odds for the game? Dolphins -7.5Point total: 43.5Moneyline: Raiders +300 | Dolphins -375 What jerseys are the teams wearing? The Raiders return to South Beach. #LVvsMIA | @Ticketmaster pic.twitter.com/0whyGhRDmH — Las Vegas Raiders (@Raiders) November 15, 2024 All white unis ⚪️ pic.twitter.com/09MMmP40fA — Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) November 15, 2024 What is the weather forecast at game time? 80°F, Mostly Cloudy What is the history between the teams? Head-to-Head (Regular Season): Raiders 19-18-1 Most Recent Game Results: 2023 Week 11 (Nov. 19, 2023) – Dolphins 20-13 at Miami Most Recent Game at Site Results: 2023 Week 11 (Nov. 19, 2023) – Dolphins 20-13 at Miami How can I get more Raiders news? SB Nation Team Site: Silver and Black PrideX: @SilverBlakPride AFC East Standings (thru Week 10) Buffalo Bills (8-2)Miami Dolphins (3-6)New York Jets (3-7)New England Patriots (3-7)
Za’Darius Smith shows up to Lions debut with nod to Pistons ‘04 championship
Detroit Lions via X/Twitter WATCH: Detroit Lions new EDGE Za’Darius Smith showed up to Ford Field sporting a Rasheed Wallace jersey. After a trip to the NFC Championship game last year, where the Detroit Lions ended coming up just short of their first ever trip to the Super Bowl, the team adopted a new mantra: “It takes more.” The season-ending injury suffered by Aidan Hutchinson in Week 6 punctuated a slew of injuries Detroit had incurred along their defensive line and meant it would take more from the team’s depth and coaching staff to keep the pressure on opposing offenses. Either that or it would take some more work from general manager Brad Holmes to make a few phone calls. The trade deadline acquisition of Za’Darius Smith by the Detroit Lions was a move everyone and their mother was expecting to happen, but when it finally did, the growing concerns about the defense’s lack of pass rush were put on the back burner. The Lions had added their missing piece in their quest for a championship, much like another Detroit team did 20 years ago. On February 19, 2004, the Detroit Pistons traded for veteran power forward Rasheed Wallace. After losing to the New Jersey Nets in the Eastern Conference Finals in the previous year, the move to add Wallace ultimately helped the Pistons get over the hump and win their franchise’s third NBA title. Despite it hovering around 50 degrees prior to game time, Smith showed up to his Lions debut in a Wallace jersey as he entered the stadium, full of smiles and enthusiasm that has already endeared him to this city—and seemingly embracing his role as the team’s “missing piece” to a championship. Oh let’s goooooo@DetroitPistons @zadariussmith pic.twitter.com/j5Le6NX1eX — Detroit Lions (@Lions) November 17, 2024 Since Smith has arrived to Detroit, the intangibles of the veteran defender have been on full display. During last week’s game against the Houston Texans, Smith was visible on the sidelines, coaching up players with a tablet in hand. During the postgame coverage of the same game, Smith voiced his appreciation for Dan Campbell honoring the veteran defender’s bye week even though he was adamant he wanted to be out there on the field. Today’s matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars is Smith’s 133rd career NFL game. He enters today’s contest with 65.0 career sacks, 82 tackles for loss, and 165 quarterback hits.
Detroit Lions Week 11 rooting guide for NFC playoff standings
Photo by Steven King/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Here are all the outcomes for Week 11 you should be rooting for to improve the Detroit Lions’ odds for the No. 1 seed. This week’s Detroit Lions rooting guide is a little shorter than normal. Two NFC contenders already played this week with the Philadelphia Eagles taking down the Washington Commanders. That result was pretty much a push for the Lions’ chances at the No. 1 seed, although one playoff odds model said it helped Detroit’s odds by a smidge. With those two teams already in the books for Week 11—plus with the Cardinals and Buccaneers on their bye week—here’s a shortened version of our rooting guide. Take a look: Packers (6-3) at Bears (4-5) — 1 p.m. ET — FOX Root for: Bears The Bears look like they’re on life support after a pathetic showing against the Patriots that got their offensive coordinator fired. Maybe they get an interim OC bump, and that would be nice since the Packers are still very much a threat in the NFC North. A Bears win would also prove that the Lions Hangover can survive a bye week. Vikings (7-2) at Titans (2-7) — 1 p.m. ET — CBS Root for: Titans This seems unlikely, but the Vikings nearly lost to a 2-7 Jaguars team last week. Minnesota remains the most dangerous team in the division, so a third loss would be huge for the Lions’ chances at the division. Rams (4-5) at Patriots (3-7) — 1 p.m. ET — FOX Root for: Patriots The Lions essentially have a five-game lead on the Rams, so this game doesn’t matter all that much. And with Los Angeles dropping a must-win game last week against the Dolphins, there’s not much hope for them anyways, even if they pick up a win this week. Falcons (6-4) at Broncos (5-5) — 4:05 p.m. ET — FOX Root for: Broncos AFC over NFC, as always. Atlanta hasn’t looked very impressive as of late, but in a poor NFC South, they are the clear favorite, having swept the Buccaneers. I don’t think Atlanta is a legitimate threat to the No. 1 seed, but a loss would pretty much cement that. Seahawks (4-5) at 49ers (5-4) — 4:05 p.m. ET — FOX Root for: Seahawks The 49ers seem like a sneaky-dangerous team now that they’re getting healthy. They’ve got a long ways to go to climb to the top of the NFC, but they’ve won three of their last four games, and they’ll have a chance to take down some top NFC teams with the Packers, Lions, and Cardinals still on the schedule. Considering Detroit has the tiebreaker over Seattle, a Seahawks win is relatively harmless for the Lions. NFC playoff standings if results go Detroit’s way + Lions win NFC North: Lions: 9-1 Vikings: 7-3 Packers: 6-4 Bears: 5-5 Detroit would have a commanding lead should the Vikings and Packers lose. A two-game lead (plus tiebreaker) on Minnesota, and a three-game lead (plus tiebreaker) on Green Bay. Couldn’t ask for much better than that within a division where everyone would theoretically be .500 or better. NFC standings: Lions: 9-1 Eagles: 8-2 Cardinals: 6-4 Falcons: 6-5 Wild Card race (top three advance) 5. Vikings: 7-36. Commanders: 7-47. Packers: 6-4t-8. Seahawks: 5-5t-8. 49ers: 5-5t-8. Bears: 5-5t-11. Rams: 4-6t-11. Buccaneers: 4-6 If the chips fall this way, the NFC temporarily becomes a two-team race between the Lions and Eagles, with only the Vikings a game behind the pair. That’s a pretty comfortable lead for both teams, although both Detroit and Philly have tough remaining schedules beyond Week 11. Take a look: Detroit: at Colts (4-6) vs. Bears (4-5) vs. Packers (6-3) vs. Bills (8-2) at Bears (4-5) at 49ers (5-4) at Vikings (7-2) Total opponent record: 38-27 Philadelphia: at Rams (4-5) at Ravens (7-3) vs. Panthers (3-7) vs. Steelers (7-2) at Commanders (7-4) vs. Cowboys (3-6) vs. Giants (2-8) Total opponent record: 33-35 In other words: lotta ballgame left.
Detroit Lions Week 11 inactives: Who’s in and who’s out vs. Jaguars
Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images The Detroit Lions have declared their inactives ahead of their Week 11 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Detroit Lions (8-1) have declared their inactives ahead of the Week 11 matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars (2-8). For this week’s game, because the Lions have eight offensive linemen active for Sunday’s game, they are eligible to expand their game-day roster from 47 to 48 players. Therefore, with 54 players on the game-day roster and 48 eligible to play, the Lions need to declare just six players inactive for today’s matchup. Lions inactives: TE Sam LaPorta (shoulder) — Ruled OUT OG Christian Mahogany RT Colby Sorsdal LT Giovanni Manu DE Al-Quadin Muhammad S Loren Strickland Jaguars inactives: QB Trevor Lawrence (shoulder) — Ruled OUT RB Tank Bigsby (ankle) — Ruled OUT OL Javon Foster DT Maason Smith (ankle) DT Esezi Otomewo LB Yasir Abdullah CB De’Andtre Prince
Sunday viewing guide: How to watch NFL Week 11 games
Kirby Lee-Imagn Images What is on in your area today The New York Giants are on their bye week, which means Giants fans are taking a week off from suffering through a disappointing season. There is, though, a full slate of games on Sunday. Here are the matchups, game times, TV channels and what is being televised where you live. Use this as an open thread to discuss the afternoon action. 1 p.m. Green Bay Packers (6-3) at Chicago Bears (4-5)TV: FOX — Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, Erin Andrews (field reporter), Tom Rinaldi (field reporter) The Bears had the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft and selected quarterback Caleb Williams. The rookie QB’s struggles are a reminder that there are no guarantees in the draft, no matter where you are selecting. Jacksonville Jaguars (2-8) at Detroit Lions (8-1)TV: CBS — Kevin Harlan, Trent Green, Melanie Collins (field reporter) A win by Jacksonville, which has the No. 1 overall pick in the draft, would help the Giants. It isn’t happening. Las Vegas Raiders (2-7) at Miami Dolphins (3-6)TV: CBS — Tom McCarthy, Jay Feely, Ross Tucker, Tiffany Blackmon (field reporter) The Raiders might not be tanking for Shedeur Sanders, but Sanders to Las Vegas sure seems like a fit. Los Angeles Rams (4-5) at New England Patriots (3-7)TV: FOX — Adam Amin, Mark Sanchez, Kristina Pink (field reporter) If you have to watch this game at least you get to see the quarterback the Giants tried to talk the Patriots out of last spring. Cleveland Browns (2-7) at New Orleans Saints (3-7)TV: FOX — Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Megan Olivi (field reporter) The Giants play the Saints in Week 14. You can do some early scouting. Indianapolis Colts (4-6) at New York Jets (3-7)TV: CBS — Andrew Catalon, Tiki Barber, Jason McCourty, AJ Ross (field reporter) As bad as things seem for Giants fans right now, it has to be worse for a Jets fan. They had Super Bowl dreams for this season. Baltimore Ravens (7-3) at Pittsburgh Steelers (7-2)TV: CBS — Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn (field reporter) If Russ keeps cookin’, could the Giants talk the Steelers out of Justin Fields this offseason? Minnesota Vikings (7-2) at Tennessee Titans (2-7)TV: CBS — Spero Dedes, Adam Archuleta, Aditi Kinkhabwala (field reporter) There are times when I have wondered if the Giants should have taken Will Levis in the 2023 draft. Then, I watch him play quarterback. 4:05 p.m. Atlanta Falcons (6-4) at Denver Broncos (5-5)TV: FOX — Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston, Laura Okmin (field reporter) You get to watch Bo Nix and wonder why the Giants didn’t draft him. Or Michael Penix. Seattle Seahawks (4-5) at San Francisco 49ers (5-4)TV: FOX — Joe Davis, Greg Olsen, Pam Oliver (field reporter) The 49ers should be better than 5-4. Shouldn’t they? 4:25 p.m. Kansas City Chiefs (9-0) at Buffalo Bills (8-2)TV: CBS — Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson (field reporter) Somebody has to beat the Chiefs eventually. Right? 8:20 p.m. Cincinnati Bengals (4-6) at Los Angeles Chargers (6-3)TV: NBC — Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark (field reporter) We will have a separate thread Sunday evening for this game. Come on back for that!
