NFL Weekday Wire Recap: November 2, 2026 – November 6, 2026

NFL Weekday Wire Recap covers November 2, 2026 through November 6, 2026, with 2 selected completed games and 8 dated reports. The scores and selected performances are collected below, with a link to each full Corner Wire article. These are selected weekday highlights; each news item reflects its report date.

Chicago Bears 34–17 Seattle Seahawks

2026-11-02 · Final

For the Seattle Seahawks, Sam Darnold completed 17 of 34 passes for 188 yards, with 2 touchdowns and 1 interception. Jadarian Price ran for 29 yards on 10 carries. For the Chicago Bears, Caleb Williams completed 24 of 34 passes for 247 yards, with 1 touchdown. D'Andre Swift ran for 69 yards on 27 carries, with 3 rushing touchdowns.

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Jacksonville Jaguars 33–10 Baltimore Ravens

2026-11-05 · Final

For the Baltimore Ravens, Joe Fagnano completed 10 of 18 passes for 60 yards, with 0 touchdowns and 2 interceptions. Justice Hill ran for 85 yards on 9 carries, with 1 rushing touchdown. For the Jacksonville Jaguars, Trevor Lawrence completed 16 of 26 passes for 242 yards, with 1 touchdown. Ameer Abdullah ran for 30 yards on 7 carries.

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Vikings turn to Carson Wentz again as Kyler Murray’s hamstring forces a Week 9 reset

The Vikings announced Carson Wentz will start Monday night against the Bills as Kyler Murray recovers from a hamstring injury. Head coach Kevin O’Connell framed this as a short-term solution rather than a permanent change. Wentz has started once this season, winning both games he played with modest passing stats—23 completions on 39 attempts for 276 yards and three touchdowns. Minnesota’s strong defense cushions the offense’s struggles, ranking second in yards allowed and first in points allowed per game. The Bills matchup will test whether Wentz can maintain offensive stability until Murray returns.

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Bengals try to make Madrid feel ordinary before the Falcons game

The Bengals approached their NFL game week in Madrid with a focus on routine and logistics to minimize disruption. Head coach Zac Taylor emphasized maintaining a schedule close to their normal routine, adjusting practice times and meals to fit local conditions. After arriving Tuesday and taking Wednesday off for acclimation, the team practiced at Spain’s national soccer training facility. Players balanced recovery with sightseeing, aiming to keep the football week as ordinary as possible despite the overseas setting. The Bengals planned a Saturday walkthrough at Bernabéu Stadium ahead of their Sunday game against the Falcons.

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Belichick Returns to Hall of Fame Coach Category as Five-Man Field Opens for 2027

Bill Belichick remains in the Pro Football Hall of Fame coaching candidate pool for the Class of 2027, one of five coaches under consideration. The list, trimmed from 14 nominees, includes Tom Coughlin, Mike Holmgren, Dan Reeves, and Mike Shanahan. Only one coach will advance to the full selection committee. Belichick, with six Super Bowl wins as Patriots head coach and two as a Giants assistant, was not elected in his first year of eligibility but remains a strong candidate. The process continues through early 2027, with final enshrinement in August.

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Baltimore Ravens' Offense Struggles to Deliver Consistent Fantasy Value in Week 9 Loss

In their Week 9 loss to Jacksonville, the Baltimore Ravens' receiving corps struggled to produce meaningful fantasy value under a simplified receiving-only scoring system. Tight end Mark Andrews led with two catches for 19 yards, totaling 3.9 fantasy points. Justice Hill and Zay Flowers each had three receptions but combined for under 15 yards, yielding around 3.6-3.7 points each. The lack of receiving touchdowns and low yardage limited fantasy upside, reflecting the Ravens' overall offensive difficulties in the 33-10 defeat.

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Carson Wentz to Start for Vikings Against Buffalo Bills Amid Kyler Murray's Hamstring Injury

The Vikings confirmed Carson Wentz will start at quarterback against the Bills on November 9 after Kyler Murray was ruled out with a hamstring injury. Murray’s week-to-week status led to Wentz stepping in, backed by Max Brosmer as backup. Despite offensive struggles under Murray, Minnesota’s 6-1 record is buoyed by a top-ranked defense. Wentz’s previous starts yielded efficient, if unspectacular, production. This change introduces a new dynamic for the Vikings and Bills in a key Week 9 matchup.

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Jack Campbell reports full lower-body movement after neck injury

Lions linebacker Jack Campbell reported full lower-body movement and ongoing progress in upper-body mobility following a neck injury sustained Sunday. Campbell was immobilized and hospitalized after the injury, which occurred early in the fourth quarter of Detroit’s win over Minnesota. The update marks a positive recovery step but does not provide a timetable for return. Campbell remains optimistic and focused on rehabilitation. His absence is a significant defensive loss given his 57 tackles and key contributions this season.

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Bosa’s first practice in seven weeks puts 49ers’ Week 9 defense back in play

After seven weeks sidelined with a calf injury, 49ers edge rusher Nick Bosa returned to practice Wednesday in a limited capacity, signaling a possible Week 9 return against the Raiders. Christian McCaffrey remains in recovery from a hamstring injury, missing Wednesday’s practice but expected to attempt limited work Thursday. Deebo Samuel remains unlikely to play, while Demarcus Robinson is progressing. Bosa’s practice debut keeps his availability alive, and McCaffrey’s status will be clearer after Thursday’s session, impacting San Francisco’s defensive and offensive plans.

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Denver Broncos' Receiving Corps Show Contrasting Fantasy Profiles in Week 8 Victory

In Denver’s Week 8 win over Kansas City, the Broncos’ receiving corps showed varied fantasy profiles under a receiving-only scoring system. Jaylen Waddle led with three catches for 39 yards and a touchdown, totaling 12.9 fantasy points, boosted heavily by the touchdown. Jonah Coleman and Courtland Sutton each had four receptions and solid yardage but no touchdowns, scoring 10.3 and 9.3 points respectively. Nate Adkins scored a touchdown on two receptions for 8.5 points despite only four yards. This mix highlights the value of touchdowns in fantasy scoring alongside volume and yardage.

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