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W at Patriots · Sun, Nov 8 · Final
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GB | 14 | 10 | 18 | 3 | 45 |
| NE | 0 | 14 | 7 | 6 | 27 |
Record6–3
4th in the NFC North
Sun, Nov 15 1:00 PM ET vs Vikings
No. 1 in the 30-second version
Vikings sign former Packers running back Damon Bankston to their practice squad this week.
The Minnesota Vikings signed running back Damon Bankston, a former Green Bay Packer, to the team’s practice squad this week. Bankston spent Weeks 1- 7 with Green Bay, over two stints, before the team needed space on their own practice squad.
Source: Acme Packing Company
No. 2 in the 30-second version
Packers and Vikings list injury reports ahead of Sunday's Lambeau Field matchup.
According to Daily Norseman, Vikings left guard Donovan Jackson is listed as IR-OUT with a knee injury. The fan site also notes that Packers linebacker Micah Parsons is on the physically unable to perform list.
Source: Daily Norseman
No. 3 in the 30-second version
Packers kicker Trey Smack was a full participant at Thursday's practice after being limited Wednesday.
According to Acme Packing Company, Matt LaFleur said running back Josh Jacobs has not yet had surgery on his right ring finger. Safety Javon Bullard missed practice with ankle and knee injuries and said he will play Sunday, and the site notes that Warren Brinson is about five weeks out from calf surgery.
Source: Acme Packing Company
Around the NFL
Commanders upset Giants 24-21 on Thursday Night Football, with Stefon Diggs scoring the winning touchdown late.
Jayden Daniels threw three touchdowns and two interceptions for Washington, while J.J. McCarthy threw for 293 yards with one touchdown and one interception for New York. Diggs caught a 32-yard touchdown with 57 seconds left, and Rasul Douglas intercepted McCarthy with 25 seconds remaining to end it. According to ESPN, the loss shrinks the Giants' NFC East lead, while Washington's division hopes stay alive. The Giants outgained the Commanders 399 to 340 but missed a field goal and had two turnovers.
Sources: NBC Sports Philadelphia · ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports · ProFootballTalk · ESPN
Jim Harbaugh urges the NFL to investigate a loophole that led to the nixed Daiyan Henley trade with Denver.
The trade would have sent Henley to the Broncos for a 2027 fourth-round pick and a 2028 fifth-round pick, but it was called off after his physical. According to ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter, Denver reportedly had medical concerns about Henley after a shoulder injury he suffered against the Rams. Henley will remain with the Chargers.
Sources: ESPN · CBS Sports · ProFootballTalk · Bolts From The Blue
Eagles trade defensive tackle Jordan Davis to the Jaguars for a 2027 first-round pick and a 2029 second-rounder.
NBC Sports Philadelphia reports Davis signed a three-year, $78 million extension eight months ago and had a disappointing season overall. Howie Roseman, the Eagles' executive VP and GM, made the trade, which clears the way to keep Moro Ojomo. Davis played 323 snaps in nine games, and the snaps will likely go to Byron Young and Ty Robinson.
Source: NBC Sports Philadelphia
Commanders beat Giants 24-21 and now hold the head-to-head tiebreaker over New York.
ProFootballTalk reports Washington is 3-5-1 and two games behind the division-leading Giants after the win. Head coach Dan Quinn said, We needed every bit of it, and according to Hogs Haven, Jayden Daniels threw two interceptions before Rasul Douglas sealed the win with a late pick.
Sources: ProFootballTalk · Hogs Haven
Bruce Arians says he wants to coach in the NFL again next season.
Arians told Jordan Schultz that his 2022 retirement from the Buccaneers was due to health problems, including a torn Achilles, back trouble and a heart aneurysm he was monitoring, and that those problems are now resolved. He said talking with his son, a high school coach, reminded him how much he misses the game. If he returns next year at 75, he would be the oldest head coach in NFL history, passing Pete Carroll, who was 74 coaching the Raiders last season. Stampede Blue, a fan blog, speculates Arians could be a Colts candidate as questions grow about Shane Steichen.
Sources: ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports · ProFootballTalk · Stampede Blue
How this is made: Summaries are written with AI from the linked reporting. For the full account, read the sources.