- Aaron Donald is close to returning for Monday night vs. the Giants, which would be a huge boost for the Rams' pass rush.
- Vikings QB Kyler Murray remains in concussion protocol after limited practices; Carson Wentz would start if Murray isn't cleared for Sunday.
- Patriots RB TreVeyon Henderson was cleared to play vs. the Steelers, restoring New England’s backfield alongside Rhamondre Stevenson.
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- Terrifying on-field collision: Mets first baseman Jared Young was knocked out when Phillies pitcher Nolan McLean’s knee struck his head on a play, and Young was carted off after briefly losing consciousness and later flashed a thumbs-up.
- Good news and caution: a CT scan was negative and he has full use of his limbs, but Young is still experiencing concussion symptoms.
- Drama aftermath: McLean looked shaken and was pulled after the inning; the Mets lost 3-0, and Young has been an important regular this season.
- Tom Brady dismissed the idea that the Rams’ loss in Melbourne was about travel, saying execution on game day — not jet lag or logistics — is what really matters.
- He walked viewers through the Super Bowl LI call sheet, stressing it’s a tightly curated, complex set of plays (not something you can memorize) meant to simplify in-game decisions.
- Brady praised elite receivers like Travis Kelce, Rob Gronkowski and Wes Welker for their feel and chemistry with quarterbacks — knowing when to adjust routes to find the open spot.
- Josh Allen was unstoppable — five total touchdowns and back-to-back monster games; MVP talk is getting loud.
- The Bills suddenly feel like real Super Bowl contenders: a high-powered offense and a revamped defense under new coaches have them clicking.
- The Lions have an elite core of players but looked out of sync (young roster, new starters); next few weeks will show whether Dan Campbell can get them back on track.
- WR DJ Moore exited in the 2nd quarter with a left-shoulder injury and stinger after dropping what looked like an end-zone catch and landing hard; he was ruled out after halftime.
- Despite the injury, the Bills led 27-7 late in the first half — Josh Allen hit Dalton Kincaid for a TD on the drive after Moore’s injury.
- Moore has been a key offseason addition (5 catches, 100 yards, 1 TD in Week 1), so his status is now a notable developing storyline.
- Bills WR DJ Moore left in the second quarter with a shoulder injury and a stinger after dropping a pass in the end zone; he was ruled questionable to return.
- Buffalo quickly responded—Josh Allen found Dalton Kincaid for a score to push the lead to 27-7 late in the first half.
- Moore had been a key offseason addition (acquired from the Bears) and came into the game riding a big Week 1 performance (5 catches, 100 yards, 1 TD).
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