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  1. NFLLamar Jackson has surgery on a broken and dislocated thumb and will be out 6-10 weeks.
  2. NFLChargers wide receivers Ladd McConkey and Brenen Thompson missed a second straight practice before Monday's game at the Ravens.
  3. NFLNine Chargers, including Ladd McConkey with a back injury, sat out Thursday's practice before the Ravens game.
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Record4–5

4th in the AFC North

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No. 1 in the 30-second version

Lamar Jackson has surgery on a broken and dislocated thumb and will be out 6-10 weeks.

CBS Sports reports Jacoby Brissett will take over at quarterback in Jackson's absence. Coach Jesse Minter said Jackson is doing 'well' but called such timelines 'challenging to predict,' according to ESPN.

Sources: ESPN · CBS Sports

No. 2 in the 30-second version

Chargers wide receivers Ladd McConkey and Brenen Thompson missed a second straight practice before Monday's game at the Ravens.

According to SB Nation, McConkey is dealing with back spasms that kept him out of last week's loss to the Texans, and Thompson has missed the previous six games. The fan blog Bolts From The Blue reports that Tre' Harris moved from limited to full participation Thursday, Deane Leonard went from limited to full as he returns from a concussion, and Justin Eboigbe progressed from not practicing to limited. Trey Pipkins missed a second straight practice with a knee injury or personal reason, while Denzel Perryman was a full participant Thursday and David Njoku was limited for a second day.

Source: Bolts From The Blue

No. 3 in the 30-second version

Nine Chargers, including Ladd McConkey with a back injury, sat out Thursday's practice before the Ravens game.

According to Bolts From The Blue, 18 Chargers were on the injury report, and the other nine were limited, including David Njoku and Denzel Perryman, who are likely to be activated off injured reserve this week. Daiyan Henley missed Thursday's practice for personal reasons after a botched trade to the Broncos, and Jim Harbaugh said his availability was TBD. McConkey has not practiced since his back spasms kept him from playing in the Texans game.

Source: Bolts From The Blue

AFC North standings

TeamWLTPCT
Steelers620.750
Bengals620.750
Browns540.556
Ravens450.444

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Kirk Cousins will start at quarterback for the Vikings against the Packers on Sunday.

Coach Kevin O'Connell announced the decision Friday, and Minnesota acquired Cousins from the Raiders at the trade deadline for a 2027 third-round pick. Kyler Murray is ruled out for Sunday's game, according to ProFootballTalk. Carson Wentz started Monday's loss to the Bills.

Sources: ESPN · ProFootballTalk · USA TODAY Sports · CBS Sports

Giants fall 21-24 to Commanders after a late touchdown drive and a disputed DPI penalty.

John Harbaugh said the failed third-and-1 quarterback sneak by Jameis Winston was a normal sneak and not a Tush Push. Harbaugh said he would not have tried the delay-of-game trick on the fourth-and-1 play again. CBS Sports reported Giants players criticized the DPI penalty, and ESPN said New York's division lead is shrinking.

Sources: NY Post Sports · ESPN · CBS Sports

Jaguars will sit newly acquired Jessie Bates and Jordan Davis Sunday against the Titans.

Coach Liam Coen said both players did not have bye weeks with their previous teams, while Jacksonville has already had its bye. Davon Godchaux, who did have a bye, is set to play. Coen said the decision gives the players a week to learn the system.

Sources: CBS Sports · ProFootballTalk · ESPN

Eagles release wide receiver Hollywood Brown at his request, according to ESPN.

Brown appeared in only four games for Philadelphia, with one start and five catches for 63 yards. ProFootballTalk reported Brown was available in trades but drew no offers, and that his contract will go through waivers because the trade deadline has passed.

Sources: CBS Sports · ProFootballTalk · ESPN

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