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11.11.2026 | Football
Both the 49ers and Texans triumphantly returned from bye weeks, picking up convincing wins. Both Brock Purdy and Xavier Hutchinson found the end zone in their respective victories.
Week 10 will feature T.J. Tampa and the Ravens taking on Charlie Kolar and the Chargers on Monday Night Football, while others will be part of high-stakes outings. Purdy and the Niners have an afternoon date with the Cowboys, Dom Orange and the Vikings have a big divisional matchup with the Packers, and Texans head to Cleveland to face a salty Browns squad.
Brock Purdy – QB, #13, San Francisco 49ers (7-1)
Purdy and the Niners seemed rejuvenated coming out of the bye week, as San Francisco made short work of their former Bay Area foe. Purdy tossed multiple touchdowns for the first time since week five, and rushed for his first score since week 2. San Fran traded for a new weapon, Keenan Allen, at the trade deadline.
Last Time Out: W vs. LV, 38-17 // 17-25 for 232 yards and 2 TD, 7 rushes for 40 yards and 1 TD
Up Next: Nov. 15, at Dallas (3:25 pm on FOX)
Brock Purdy launches it deep to Jordan Watkins to extend the 49ers lead 🚀 LVvsSF on FOX/FOX One Stream on @NFLPlus https://t.co/DgGxhzVHmb
— NFL (@NFL) November 8, 2026
Xavier Hutchinson – WR, #19, Houston Texans (3-5)
For the first time in his four-year NFL career, Hutchinson snagged a touchdown reception in consecutive games, as he was the recipient of an 18-yard score from QB CJ Stroud. Earlier in the week, Stroud referred to Hutchinson as the backbone of the team.
Last Time Out: W at LAC, 44-22 // 3 catches for 29 yards and 1 TD, 1 kickoff return for 28 yards
Up Next: Nov. 15, at Cleveland (12 pm on FOX)
C.J. Stroud to Xavier Hutchinson for the first TD of the game! HOUvsLAC on CBS/Paramount+ Stream on @NFLPlus https://t.co/xqL2HPhKUS
— NFL (@NFL) November 8, 2026
C.J. Stroud on Xavier Hutchinson: "Hutch has been our backbone. He's been the toughest, most reliant, most consistent guy I think on the team. That's his personality, his work ethic, he's probably the hardest worker on the team. He does everything the right way. His success isn't a surprise to anybody in the building and he's a heck of a football player."
— Houston Stressans (@TexansCommenter) November 11, 2026
Breece Hall – RB, #20, New York Jets (2-7)
After missing three consecutive games with a groin injury, Hall returned to the field on Sunday and started to look like his old self. He graded out as the team's highest-rated player on PFF (89.9) and will be a big boost to a Jets team that will look to topple division-leader Buffalo next weekend.
Last Time Out: L at KC, 12-35 // 15 rushes for 61 yards, 3 catches for 26 yards
Up Next: Nov. 15, vs. Buffalo (12 pm on CBS)
Charlie Kolar – TE, #88, Los Angeles Chargers (0-8)
Kolar was tied for the team lead in receptions, hauling in three passes from Justin Herbert. Kolar got his second career rushing attempt in the contest, taking it for a career-high three yards.
Last Time Out: L vs. HOU, 22-44 // 3 catches for 31 yards, 1 rushing for three yards
Up Next: Nov. 16, at Baltimore (7:15 pm on ABC/ESPN)
T.J. Tampa – CB, #27, Baltimore Ravens (4-5)
Tampa collected three solo tackles for the second consecutive week as he continues to see his snap total increase as he works to integrate his way back from injury.
Last Time Out: L vs. JAX, 10-33 // 3 solo tackles, 53 total snaps
Up Next: Nov. 16, vs. LAC (7:15 pm on ABC/ESPN)
Will McDonald IV – EDGE, #9, New York Jets (2-7)
McDonald again played a limited role on Sunday as he only received 24 defensive snaps (34%). He did secure his second fumble recovery of the season in the loss. On Monday, he demanded a trade prior to the Tuesday deadline, but the Jets held onto him.
Last Time Out: L at KC, 12-35 // 2 tackles, 2 QB Hits, 1 fumble recovery
Up Next: Nov. 15, vs. Buffalo (12 pm on CBS)
Darien Porter – DB, #26, Las Vegas Raiders (4-5)
After being limited to just one snap last week due to injury, Porter returned to the fray and started against his former college quarterback. With his return, Porter's snap cunt was on a bit of a pitch count as he handled roughly 52 percent of the defensive plays.
Last Time Out: L at SF, 17-38 // 1 solo tackle, 38 snaps
Up Next: Nov. 15, vs. Seattle (3:05 pm on CBS)
Domonique Orange – DT, #97, Minnesota Vikings (6-2)
Orange and the Vikings' defense held up as well as they could against one of the NFL's top offenses, limiting the Bills to their lowest point output of the season.
Last Time Out: L vs. BUF, 6-23 // 2 tackles (1 solo), 27 total snaps
Up Next: Nov. 15, at Green Bay (12 pm on FOX)
Kene Nwangwu – RB, #3, New York Jets (2-7)
Nwangwu got three cracks at returning kickoffs in Kansas City, totaling near 80 yards. He finished with a kickoff return average of 26.3 yards.
Last Time Out: L at KC, 12-35 // 3 kickoff returns for 79 yards, 6 special teams snaps
Up Next: Nov. 15, vs. Buffalo (12 pm on CBS)
Jalen Travis – OL, #75, Indianapolis Colts (2-7)
Having played every offensive snap but one for the Colts coming into the weekend, Travis suffered a knee injury midway through the first half and is now expected to miss 2-4 weeks of action.
Last Time Out: L vs. DAL, 23-27 // 24 offensive snaps, 1 special teams snap
Up Next: Nov. 15, vs. Miami (12 pm on CBS)
Jake Hummel – LB, #33, Houston Texans (3-5)
Hummel has returned to practice following his lengthy absence with an injury. Whether or not he'll be able to play this weekend remains to be seen.
Last Time Out: W at LAC, 44-22 // OUT (groin)
Up Next: Nov. 15, at Cleveland (12 pm on FOX)
David Montgomery – RB, #32, Houston Texans (3-5)
Montgomery missed his third straight game with an injury.
Last Time Out: W at LAC, 44-22 // OUT (groin)
Up Next: Nov. 15, at Cleveland (12 pm on FOX)
Enyi Uwazurike – DL, #96, Denver Broncos (7-2)
Uwazurike was placed on short-term IR by the Broncos late last week, missing this weekend's contest. He's set to miss at least four weeks.
Last Time Out: W at CAR, 26-21 // OUT (shoulder)
Next Up: BYE