Week 10 proved to be a challenging period for several prominent teams in the league. The Buffalo Bills experienced a setback against the struggling Miami Dolphins, further indicating a mid-season slump. In a contrasting outcome, the New England Patriots managed to hold off the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, while the Baltimore Ravens emerged victorious over the Minnesota Vikings.
The New York Giants are not among the leading teams, yet they face their own difficulties. Fans of the Giants are eagerly awaiting updates on quarterback Jaxson Dart, who exited the team’s loss to the Chicago Bears early due to a concussion. In Dart’s absence, Russell Wilson stepped in but was unable to tilt the scale in favor of New York as Bears quarterback Caleb Williams surged to guide his team to victory.
In a significant move, the Giants have officially parted ways with head coach Brian Daboll following a dismal 2-8 start to the 2025 season. Offensive coordinator Mike Kafka has been promoted to the role of interim head coach. In a pivotal decision, Kafka has moved Wilson further down the quarterback depth chart, promoting Jameis Winston to the No. 2 spot. Winston may be in line for his first snaps with the Giants after signing a two-year contract earlier in the offseason, particularly as Dart continues to recover from his concussion.
Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars encountered disappointing news with the announcement that their two-way rookie star, Travis Hunter, is set to undergo season-ending surgery to repair his right knee’s LCL. Hunter, who had been on injured reserve since October 31, will be sidelined but is expected to return to football activities within six months.
In a positive development for the Cincinnati Bengals, the team activated a 21-day practice window for quarterback Joe Burrow, who will practice this week in a limited capacity as he recovers from a toe injury. Although head coach Zac Taylor confirmed that Burrow will not take the field in Week 11, this step signals that his recovery is progressing ahead of schedule, defying initial projections of a three-month absence following surgery.
In other news, the Washington Commanders received notice of a one-game suspension for defensive tackle Cameron Payne, ejected for punching Lions receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown in the helmet. The Commanders will travel to Madrid for their forthcoming match against the Dolphins, marking the last international game of the season.
The NFC West continues to showcase strong defensive performances, particularly from the Seattle Seahawks, who delivered a dominant display against the Arizona Cardinals. The Seahawks’ successful forced fumble and scoop-and-score by defenders Tyrice Knight and DeMarcus Lawrence contributed to a convincing win, setting the stage for an exciting Week 11 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams.
As the NFL landscape evolves, fans can look forward to the upcoming week, which promises to bring more thrilling action and developments.