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Matthew Golden and Christian Watson each topped 160 receiving yards as Green Bay won its second straight game and improved to 6-3.
Read the story →Tanner Arkin no longer appears on New England’s roster listing, while several players have new status designations entering the Week 10 snapshot.
The New England running back carries a questionable designation ahead of the Week 10 matchup at FC Bayern Munich Stadium.
New England’s first-listed running back carries a Doubtful designation for the Week 10 game at FC Bayern Munich Stadium.
New England’s second-listed left cornerback carries a questionable designation for the matchup with Detroit.
Brown sits second on New England's right guard depth chart heading into the Detroit matchup.
New England’s No. 1 wide receiver carries a questionable designation entering Week 10.
The Patriots running back carried an Out designation and did not participate in practice on November 6.
New England’s second-listed left cornerback carried an Out designation for the matchup with Green Bay.
Brown is New England’s No. 2 right guard on the depth chart.
New England’s first-listed receiver did not practice Nov. 6 and was inactive against Green Bay.
New England’s top-listed running back carried a Questionable injury designation but was active on game day.
New England’s Week 9 changes also include Elias Neal’s arrival on the team listing and adjustments at tight end and left guard.
New England’s 2026 order puts Tommy DeVito behind Drake Maye, Eli Raridon second at tight end and Kyle Williams first on kickoff returns.
Hunter Henry and Mack Hollins are active after questionable designations, while Drake Maye logged full practice participation.
New England has split its past four games and holds a plus-4 scoring margin as it prepares to face Detroit in Week 10.
Detroit brings three straight wins into its matchup with New England, while Jahmyr Gibbs leads the fantasy projections.
Drake Maye accounted for three touchdowns as New England moved to 5-3 behind a decisive third-quarter surge.
Caleb Williams threw for 308 yards and Luther Burden III delivered 130 receiving yards as Chicago won its second straight game.
New England earned its third straight win after the Jets cut a 14-point halftime deficit to four entering the fourth quarter.
New England wins its second straight to reach 3-2, while Las Vegas takes its second consecutive loss despite a 110-yard game from Brock Bowers.
New England improved to 2-2 behind Drake Maye and a two-touchdown game from Romeo Doubs, handing Buffalo its first loss.
Trevor Lawrence threw three touchdown passes as Jacksonville improved to 2-1 and handed New England its second loss.
New England held Pittsburgh to 235 yards and evened its record at 1-1 behind a four-sack defensive effort and 76 rushing yards from TreVeyon Henderson.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba finished with 122 receiving yards and a touchdown as Seattle overcame a seven-point deficit in its season opener.