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Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen meet for the 10th time, JJ McCarthy returns for the Minnesota Vikings and the Indianapolis Colts face their toughest test yet. We look ahead to NFL Sunday

The Miami Dolphins reverted to form as Lamar Jackson savoured a 28-6 victory on his return from injury for the Baltimore Ravens.

Plagued by "self-inflicted wounds," the Dolphins fell to 2-7 after a sloppy 28-6 home loss to the Ravens in which they were loudly booed by fans throughout.

The Atlanta Falcons' Michael Penix Jr., as well as Drake London and Darnell Mooney, will return Saturday versus the New England Patriots.

The Seahawks will get Pro Bowl cornerback Devon Witherspoon back for their Sunday night game against Washington, but they'll again be without starting safety Julian Love.

Steelers safety Jabrill Peppers has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Colts with a quad injury. Peppers is the latest Pittsburgh defensive back to be slowed by injury.

Quarterback Mac Jones will make his fifth straight start Sunday against the Giants while starter Brock Purdy, who could be available, continues to recover from a toe injury, coach Kyle Shanahan announced Friday.

Jayden Daniels will play against the Seahawks after missing a game with a hamstring injury.

The Green Bay Packers coach isn't fond of the Halloween spirit and is looking past trick-or-treat to Sunday's game.

The New England Patriots will be without starting running back Rhamondre Stevenson on Sunday because of a toe injury.

The chances that quarterback Joe Flacco suits up for the Cincinnati Bengals this weekend are much better than they were a few days ago.

Chris Grier is out as Miami Dolphins general manager, the team announced Friday, but head coach Mike McDaniel will keep his position through at least the regular season, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Answering the key questions following the Dolphins' decision to part ways with Chris Grier and keep Mike McDaniel.

Our experts dive into the lines and player props that offer value for Week 9 and share their tips and bets.

As the 2-6 Browns enter their bye, let's look at what to expect from the rookie QBs and veteran Deshaun Watson.

At Week 9, what should fantasy managers believe, or not believe, about Drake Maye, Oronde Gadsden II and more?

If bye weeks or injuries have you seeking lineup help, we have available options to consider.

After starting 1-5, the Ravens have won two straight and Lamar Jackson has them in position for a possible run.