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Lamar Jackson was a full participant in practice for the Baltimore Ravens, which suggests his latest injury saga could be over sooner rather than later.

Maybe.

“I think the more you’re able to do and respond from and feel from certainly raises your optimism,” coach Jesse Minter said Wednesday. “But again, we’ll kind of see how it goes throughout the week.”

The Ravens play at Buffalo on Sunday.

Since his first full season as a starter in 2019, Jackson ranks seventh in starts among NFL quarterbacks. He’s been less durable than fellow MVPs Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes, but other top quarterbacks like Joe Burrow and Brock Purdy have had similar injury issues to the Baltimore star. Yet it’s Jackson whose absences are so angst-inducing and opaque.

A combination of factors are at play — the league’s culture of secrecy when it comes to injuries, a player whose mindset is hard to read, and a team that comes into every season with high expectations, but has yet to reach a Super Bowl with Jackson.

Coaches often talk about not wanting to give up too much information on injuries because it could help an opponent. That might sound paranoid, but preparing for Jackson is a significant undertaking, and it makes sense that Baltimore would want the other team to think he might play even when it’s unlikely.

On the first Wednesday after Jackson injured his ankle this season, Minter said: “There’s a lot of time between now and Sunday. … There will be a point later in the week where we will figure out kind of where it is at.”

That comment — on Oct. 7 — left open at least some possibility of a quick return for Jackson. He’s missed three games since then.

The previous coaching staff wasn’t much different. When Jackson injured his knee against Denver in 2022, John Harbaugh was quick to declare it was not a season-ending issue. Jackson didn’t play again.

The way the Ravens talk about Jackson’s injuries creates a cycle in which fans can get their hopes up each week, then are let down when he doesn’t play. That makes him appear slow to return, and occasionally Jackson has weighed in himself, pointing out the severity of his injuries. Over a month after his 2022 injury — with a playoff game approaching — Jackson said on social media he’d suffered a grade 2 PCL sprain and his knee was still unstable.

Last week, Jackson spoke with reporters and said he was told he had a high ankle sprain — by no means a routine ailment.

“I’m just trying to move how I move,” Jackson said. “If I can’t do that, I can’t help my team.”

Even after two MVPs, Jackson takes heat for his sporadic attendance at voluntary offseason practices. That may be part of the reason he doesn’t necessarily get the benefit of the doubt when hurt.

Then there are his contract negotiations, which rarely seem simple. He played out his whole rookie deal before the team put the franchise tag on him after the 2022 season. A collusion case — with Jackson’s situation a big part of it — went to arbitration. The Ravens and Jackson were amicable in public after reaching a deal, but it’s always been hard to tell how much contract talks affect him. That’s led to wild speculation about his motivation when he misses games while hurt.

The Ravens, Minter included, make a point of talking about how hard Jackson works to get back on the field, but the team often sounds like it too is in the dark about whether or not he’ll play.

“I don’t know if it’s because of lack of agent or what, that no one can kind of defend him,” cornerback Marlon Humphrey said. “I do know this: If Lamar Jackson can play, if he’s healthy enough to play, he will play, and that’s kind of all I can say on that.”

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The Indianapolis Colts’ fire sale is officially underway. 

With guard Quenton Nelson and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner getting traded on Tuesday, all eyes now shift toward who the Colts will move next. Among the remaining roster pieces, star running back Jonathan Taylor is viewed as a top trade asset expected to command a massive return.

However, more names could be on their way out — and not just expiring contracts. True core pieces of the roster could be moved heading into the NFL trade deadline, including a player few saw as a potential trade target: wide receiver Josh Downs.

Downs officially requested a trade on Wednesday morning, according to ESPN.

It remains to be seen whether the Colts will grant Downs his request, but he stands out as one of their top trade chips ahead of the deadline. If both Taylor and Downs are dealt, it would signal a total overhaul and a full-scale rebuild heading into the offseason.

Downs is just 25 years old and still on his rookie deal, but like Nelson and Buckner, he is set to become an unrestricted free agent this offseason. Through seven games, Downs has caught 26 passes for 307 yards, though he has yet to reach the end zone.

Given the widespread interest in wide receivers before the deadline, Downs fits logically as a target for a handful of teams, like the Los Angeles Rams and Kansas City Chiefs as they’re dealing with injuries at the position. 

With the Nov. 10 trade deadline less than two weeks away, Downs could be the next Colt on the move under interim general manager Ed Dodds. Here are the other remaining players the Colts could trade in the lead-up to the deadline.

Colts Remaining Trade Assets

The biggest trade asset on the roster is undoubtedly Jonathan Taylor, even though the team hasn’t actively signaled a desire to move him. While speculation has run rampant about Taylor, though, Colts head coach Shane Steichen replied “no” when asked if the running back has asked for a trade. 

“Those are hypothetical things right now,” Steichen told reporters. “I know there’s stuff floating around out there, but JT’s on our football team.”

Taylor is widely seen as one of the best running backs in football, which means they could fetch a haul if he decides to move him. However, as the heart and soul of the franchise, the Colts seemingly won’t part ways with Taylor unless someone comes calling with an offer that’s simply too good to pass up.

If the Colts are committed to a full-scale rebuild, trading a superstar like Taylor could give them a lot of assets. Contending teams that have struggled to have success on the ground, like the Minnesota Vikings and Denver Broncos, would seemingly make sense as fits for Taylor. 

The Colts might not have many players that will fetch a great return of Tuesday’s trades, but they hold a solid tier of veterans capable of netting meaningful draft capital. With comparable players going for late Day 3 picks, veteran defensive tackle Grover Stewart is another name that could make sense to be moved.

Stewart, 33, has 22 total tackles and a half-sack this season. In terms of his contract, Stewart is set to become a free agent at season’s end.

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The Tampa Bay Rays are fighting to keep their World Series hopes alive as they face the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 5. New users on Polymarket can claim $25 in bonuses with promo code FOX.

Game 4 delivered one of the wildest finishes of the series, as rookie Cooper Pratt put Milwaukee ahead with a solo homer in the 12th before Tampa Bay rallied for a dramatic 4-3 walk-off win. Ben Williamson delivered the decisive single, keeping the Rays alive after they trailed 3-0 in the series. 

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The Tampa Bay Rays kept their World Series hopes alive with a dramatic extra-inning win in Game 4, and now the Milwaukee Brewers get another shot at clinching their first championship in Game 5. 

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Tom Brady knows that Super Bowls aren’t won in October, but you can get an “I told you so” or two during the fall. 

That’s what the seven-time Super Bowl champion did when he unveiled his most recent power rankings. With the San Francisco 49ers losing to the Atlanta Falcons in Week 7, Brady has a new team at No. 1 ahead of Week 8, saying that he’s taking a “mini victory lap” as a result. 

Brady’s new No. 1 team doesn’t reside in the AFC North, even though the division has four teams with a winning record. In fact, Brady doesn’t have any of the four teams from that division in his top 10, suggesting they’re the first four teams out in his power rankings this week. But Brady is enjoying how competitive the AFC North is. 

“Let’s put the AFC North in an 18-week round-robin every single year, and the winner of it slots into the division round,” Brady said. “You guys cool with that?”

Here’s a full look at Brady’s top 10 this week. 

Record: 4-2

Previous ranking: 8 ↓

Week 7 result: Idle

Brady’s thoughts: Jacksonville got a bye to travel back from London. You gotta go 1-0 against jet lag in that situation. They’re back Sunday against the Colts with a 2.5-game lead in the AFC South and, by midseason standards, a relatively healthy roster. If Trevor Lawrence keeps up this level of play, this division could turn into a runaway in a hurry.

Liam Coen’s the right guy to keep those guys in that aggressive mentality. I’m very impressed with what Liam’s done as head coach. Hats off to Liam. He was a great coordinator for one year, moved on to head coach and he hasn’t missed a beat.

Up next: vs. Indianapolis Colts (Sunday)

Record: 4-3

Previous ranking: 4 ↓

Week 7 result: 30-24 loss at Chicago Bears

Brady’s thoughts: Drake Maye dueled with Caleb Williams. It was a great game Thursday night in Chicago, and we don’t get enough of those throughout the year. So that was a nice treat. 

They couldn’t get the road win in the end, but I still consider this a very strong showing for New England in one of the toughest — yeah, you got it, Chicago — one of the toughest primetime environments in the league. Drake’s last four games: 12 tuddies, two picks. They got a good chance to get back in the win column in Miami on Sunday.

Up next: at Miami Dolphins (Sunday)

Record: 4-2

Previous ranking: Unranked ↑

Week 7 result: 20-17 win vs. Green Bay Packers

Brady’s thoughts: You guys remember a few weeks ago when I called the Lions the most fun team in football to watch? Well, we got to show the whole country as Jared Goff and co. won a thriller against Green Bay in Detroit. The Jared-to-Jameson Williams connection is on fire right now — four touchdowns in their last two games. 

KB (Kevin Burkhardt) and I will be back in the booth on Sunday for an NFC North collision with the Vikings. One of the best offenses in the NFL going against the best defense in the NFL. Heart medication will be on deck, KB. I can’t wait for this one.

It’s (the Vikings’ defense) as tough as it gets, and it all starts with a lot of film study this week, a lot of walkthroughs, a lot of preparation for that Lions offense. Jared Goff’s doing such a great job as a field general, sorting protections out, making sure he’s got all the blocking assignments pre-snap, but then it comes down to post-snap. How does the line from the Lions handle these different looks, and ultimately, these very good rushers on this Minnesota defense? It’s going to be a tough battle all day.

Up next: vs. Minnesota Vikings (Sunday)

Record: 4-3

Previous ranking: 9 ↑

Week 7 result: 20-3 win vs. Kansas City Chiefs

Brady’s thoughts: Seattle handed the Chiefs their first loss of the year with a dominant defensive performance, completely shutting down K9 (Kenneth Walker III) and that rushing offense. JSN (Jaxon Smith-Njigba) did what he always does, going for 150 yards and a tuddy, which should give Sam Darnold some much-needed confidence going forward. 

The Seahawks got another tough one against the Bears in a massive Monday night game, but we’ll see if the defending champs can really get on a roll.

Up next: vs. Chicago Bears (Monday)

Record: 5-2

Previous ranking: 6

Week 7 result: 30-16 win at Arizona Cardinals

Brady’s thoughts: Another week, another Broncos win — and it’s not always pretty. It’s actually almost never pretty, but who cares when you’re winning games? Their only two losses came against the Niners and the Chiefs, so it’s hard to find a hole in that résumé. And now Kansas City, the team that beat them 31-10 in Week 1, heads to Denver on Sunday. That’s a chance to make a real statement in the AFC.

Up next: vs. Kansas City Chiefs (Sunday) 

Record: 5-2

Previous ranking: 7 ↑

Week 7 result: 30-24 win vs. New England Patriots

Brady’s thoughts: We talked about Thursday night already, and Caleb Williams has been hot since coming back from that hamstring. He got 300 yards, no turnovers on Thursday and I really don’t think any team is having more fun celebrating their postgame wins than the Bears. And how long until Ben Johnson is popping the top again? 

Caleb Williams has thrown for over 300 yards in both games he’s started since his return from a hamstring injury. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)

As we go down the list, I’m realizing we’ve got an insane slate of games this weekend, so don’t be surprised if we shake things up in next week’s rankings. Can Chicago go from No. 5 to No. 1 with a win in Seattle? I’m just saying.

Up next: at Seattle Seahawks (Monday)

Record: 5-1

Previous ranking: 2 ↓

Week 7 result: 20-3 loss at Seattle Seahawks

Brady’s thoughts: Be honest, you were thinking it — we were all thinking it: Was Kansas City about to rip off, like, 12 straight to start the season?

Lucky for the AFC West, the answer is no, as the Chiefs stall out in Seattle. Pat Mahomes had a rough night, and it doesn’t happen often. But after the way this offense has played all year, we can cut them all some slack. I have no doubt Pat is itching to get back out on the field in Denver and make things right. That’s the kind of leader he is. 

Kickstart that offense early, give Pat some time to work receivers open, and yeah, I’ll say it: Can we make some field goals, guys?

Up next: at Denver Broncos (Sunday)

Record: 5-1

Previous ranking: 5 ↑

Week 7 result: Idle

Brady’s thoughts: The Bills come off a bye with an extra week to get ready for the Ravens, and they might be getting Lamar Jackson back. Thank God. For the sake of the fans, please give us Josh Allen vs. Lamar. A full-strength Baltimore offense would be a great test for a defense that’s really struggled this year. 

Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen will go head-to-head on Sunday, as long as the Ravens QB is cleared to play. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)

Luckily, the offense leads the league in points per game, so it can usually make up for it. They moved into a tie atop the AFC with that Chiefs loss, and now they can create some daylight and prove the conference goes through Buffalo.

Up next: vs. Baltimore Ravens (Sunday)

Record: 6-1

Previous ranking: 1 ↓

Week 7 result: 29-20 loss at Atlanta Falcons

Brady’s thoughts: Down go the Niners, not very far, and I may have jinxed this last one last week when I said they’ll cruise into their bye at a perfect 7-0. It was one of my first announcer jinxes. My bad, guys. 

They get a well-timed bye this week because the injuries continue to pile up for the Niners. But as I’ve said before, I think Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch have built a team capable of withstanding it. Brock Purdy was not great in Atlanta, simple as that, and I know he’ll be in the film room and ready to go next time out. 

It’s all about pliability. Get in there, get those muscles worked out, relieve the tension and be ready to go in a few weeks.

Up next: Bye

Record: 6-0

Previous ranking: 3 ↑

Week 7 result: 16-10 win vs. Indianapolis Colts

Brady’s thoughts: Someone alert the media: We’ve got a new No. 1 in the Tom Brady Power Rankings as the Minnesota Vikings beat the Colts to stay unbeaten. I’m taking a mini victory lap here. We were getting some heat early when I had the Vikings up with the Niners and Chiefs of the world, but they’re backing it up. 

Like I’ve talked about with Denver, the offense is far from efficient at this point, and they’ll have to figure that out fast. But they’re well coached, they get after the quarterback, they take the ball away and they’re rallying around Kyler Murray. We’re going to learn a lot about this team in Detroit on Sunday, and I will be there at 1 p.m. ET on FOX. 

Up next: at Detroit Lions (Sunday)

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Wednesday brought more trade deadline fallout in Indianapolis and several notable practice reports as teams prepare for Week 8. 

The Colts’ fire sale is picking up steam, with Josh Downs reportedly asking for a trade a day after the team traded two impact players, while the Ravens, Bengals and Rams each had a star player either return or remain out of practice.

Downs requested a trade while Jonathan Taylor has not, and Lamar Jackson was a full participant for Baltimore as he continues to recover from an ankle injury. 

Ja’Marr Chase sat out Cincinnati’s practice due to an ankle injury, but he also had a rest designation, and the Rams are still waiting on Myles Garrett, who remains on injured reserve and won’t return to practice this week.

Here’s the latest from around the NFL on Wednesday.

Colts wide receiver Josh Downs has reportedly asked out of Indianapolis, according to ESPN. 

The request came a day after the Colts traded team captains Quenton Nelson to the Seahawks and DeForest Buckner to the 49ers. Downs didn’t push back when asked about it Wednesday. 

“I’m day by day. I mean, I’m here right now,” he said. “Like I said, I’m open to whatever, whatever comes my way comes my way and you go from there.”

Downs, 25, is in the final year of his rookie contract and leads the Colts with 26 catches for 307 yards, though he hasn’t scored in seven games. Fowler reported that multiple teams have already made offers, and the trade deadline is Nov. 10.

The Colts enter Week 8 at 2-5, having lost three straight and are spiraling. They blew a 13-point halftime lead to the previously winless Titans, and GM Chris Ballard was fired the next day, with Ed Dodds taking over. 

Coach Shane Steichen fielded questions about his own job security. He said Taylor, the team’s top remaining asset, has not requested a trade.

“Those are hypothetical things right now,” Steichen said. “I know there’s stuff floating around out there, but JT’s on our football team.”

Taylor is scheduled to speak with reporters Thursday. Indianapolis visits the Jaguars on Sunday.

The wait for Rams’ defensive end Myles Garrett’s return for the Rams continues. 

Rams head coach Sean McVay told reporters Wednesday that Garrett will not practice this week, meaning the star defensive end will miss his seventh straight game Sunday against the Chargers.

 “I know it’s frustrating, but he’s making good progress, and we’re just on a week-to-week basis right now,” McVay said. He added that Garrett hasn’t had a setback and that he doesn’t expect further surgical procedures.

Garrett has been on injured reserve since undergoing knee surgery after his zero-tackle debut in Australia. 

The Rams sent defensive end Jared Verse and three high draft picks to Cleveland for the reigning Defensive Player of the Year, who was expected to anchor a revamped defense.

Instead, the Rams have just 10 sacks, fewer than all but four teams and far off last season’s 47. Garrett had been remarkably durable, playing at least 16 games in each of the past five seasons.

McVay also said receiver Davante Adams underwent hamstring surgery, and the Rams are optimistic he’ll return close to the six-week minimum.

Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase did not practice Wednesday as the Bengals began preparing for the Titans. 

Cincinnati’s injury report listed Chase as a non-participant with a rest designation and an ankle injury. He wasn’t on last week’s report, and coach Zac Taylor didn’t mention any issue with him Monday. 

Chase looked healthy in Sunday’s 35-13 win over the Ravens, catching five of seven targets for 62 yards and a touchdown. 

He has scored in four of his last five games and has 32 catches for 351 yards and five touchdowns through six games this season. He left the Oct. 4 loss to the Jaguars in the second quarter with a concussion but returned for Week 5 at Miami.

Cincinnati is 4-2, and Thursday and Friday’s injury reports should reveal whether the ankle is a real concern.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson took a significant step toward ending his absence, going through Wednesday’s practice as a full participant. 

Jackson reportedly jogged onto the field with his left ankle taped and warmed up with center Cam Jurgens. ESPN reported Tuesday that he’s believed to be close to full strength and tracking toward playing Sunday at Buffalo.

Coach Jesse Minter didn’t confirm whether Jackson would play this week. 

“I think the more you’re able to do and respond from and feel from certainly raises your optimism,” he said. “But again, we’ll kind of see how it goes throughout the week.”

Jackson hasn’t played since leaving the Oct. 4 win over the Titans at halftime. Last week, he told reporters he’d been told the injury was a high ankle sprain. 

He was limited in practice last week but sat out Baltimore’s 35-13 home loss to the Bengals, his third straight missed game. The Ravens have gone 1-2 without Jackson and sit at 4-3.

The Ravens visit the 5-1 Bills, who lead the AFC East, on Sunday.

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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — For over four decades, Brewers fans have carried the weight of near-misses, heartbreak, and what-ifs. On Wednesday night at Tropicana Field, it all disappeared.

In Game 5 of the World Series, the Milwaukee Brewers finished the job against the Tampa Bay Rays, winning 4-1, clinching their first championship in franchise history and sending an entire state into pandemonium.

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Hope springs eternal with each new baseball season. 

Now that the Brewers have won their first ever World Series title, the question becomes, can they repeat? 

Let’s take a look at the odds for who will win the 2027 Fall Classic, as of Oct. 28 at DraftKings Sportsbook.

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2027 World Series Winner Odds

Dodgers: +310
Brewers: +500
Yankees: +700
Red Sox: +1100
Mariners: +1800
Phillies: +1800
Rays: +2200
Mets: +2200
Padres: +2500
Guardians: +2500
Cubs: +2500
Braves: +2500
Pirates: +3000
White Sox: +3000
Rangers: +3500
Tigers: +3500
Blue Jays: +4000
Marlins: +4000
Astros: +4000
Twins: +5000
Orioles: +5000
Diamondbacks: +6500
Nationals: +7500
Cardinals: +9000
Royals: +9000
Athletics: +10000
Reds: +15000
Giants: +20000
Angels: +20000
Rockies: +50000

Here’s what to know about this oddsboard: 

The Milwaukee Brewers are the +500 second-choice to repeat as World Series champions in 2027 (Photo by Mary DeCicco/ Getty Images).

The Defending Champs: Milwaukee did the thing, winning its first World Series title in dominant fashion. The Brewers played 13 postseason games and won 11 of them. In the Wild Card era (since 1995), they became just the fifth team to lose two or fewer playoff games and win the World Series. Their two blemishes were a 4-3 loss to the Padres in Game 3 of the divisional round and a 4-3 loss to the Rays in extra innings in Game 4 of the World Series — that’s it. They finished off San Diego in four, swept the two-time defending champion Dodgers in the NLCS, and then beat the Rays in the World Series in five. Still, Milwaukee is second on the oddsboard behind the Dodgers, while the Rays are tied for seventh. 

Despite their NLCS struggles, Shohei Ohtani and the Dodgers are the +310 favorites to win the 2027 World Series (Photo by Ronaldo Bolaños/Getty Images).

The Favorites: Could you have guessed? While the Dodgers flamed out in 2026, there is always next year, and given the franchise’s track record, you have to assume they will look to reload. However, which direction L.A. will go is still up in the air. Will it look to bolster the pitching staff and get younger there? Will it look to bolster the lineup and get younger there? Will Tarik Skubal re-sign? And will Shohei Ohtani once again serve as a starting pitcher and return to being the team’s best hitter? The Dodgers will be looking for redemption in 2027.

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