Around the NFL ~ Week 06

Raiders RB Ashton Jeanty (ankle, foot) will play Sunday vs. Billshttps://t.co/HQxMvhUIQW pic.twitter.com/v1R8KJr1bH

— Around The NFL (@AroundTheNFL) October 14, 2026

Cardinals sign TE Shawn Bowman to active roster, designate safety Kitan Crawford to return from IRhttps://t.co/jdDDv7bB2r

— Around The NFL (@AroundTheNFL) October 14, 2026

Eagles designate guard Landon Dickerson, three others to return to practicehttps://t.co/7vky41ThWL pic.twitter.com/DysaUTAMV9

— Around The NFL (@AroundTheNFL) October 14, 2026

Browns RB Quinshon Judkins did not practice today and is in danger of missing Sunday’s game against the Ravens. https://t.co/iKZlWCcyKU

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 14, 2026

Patrick Surtain one of five players ruled out for Seahawks-Broncos on Thursday nighthttps://t.co/cuHHsDiht3 pic.twitter.com/EFZXIdnNeE

— Around The NFL (@AroundTheNFL) October 14, 2026

Newly acquired #Texans WR Marvin Harrison Jr will make his debut with his new team in London this Sunday.

Story: https://t.co/X273mACuFahttps://t.co/X273mACuFa

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 14, 2026

Just in: Hearing officer Derrick Brooks, jointly appointed by the NFL and the NFLPA, has reduced the two game suspension of Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson to one game.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 14, 2026

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers due to a superficial blood clot, the team announced Thursday

Oh boy

Eagles now will be without Jalen Hurts, and quite possibly Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith for Sunday’s game vs. the Panthers. pic.twitter.com/9hYF6X9pTK

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 15, 2026

Contending teams plan to call the Titans about Jeffery Simmons leading up to the trade deadline. Tennessee views Simmons as a franchise pillar, but trading him could return a massive pick haul. The Titans will likely have an 0-8 record when the deadline officially arrives.

— Evan Sidery @esidery Oct 15, 2026

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Contending teams plan to call the Titans about Jeffery Simmons leading up to the trade deadline. Tennessee views Simmons as a franchise pillar, but trading him could return a massive pick haul. The Titans will likely have an 0-8 record when the deadline officially arrives.

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Took Bradbury over this guy.

Remember folks, Kyler Murray was the problem. https://t.co/gvcBbzlPy1

— Jason Harmon (@JasonHarmonNFL) October 15, 2026

Arizona Cardinals fans have raised over $5,500 to $7,000 via a GoFundMe campaign to put up "Sell the Team" and "#BidwillOut" digital billboards targeting owner Michael Bidwill.

Ari Meirov

What the #Eagles have dealt with this season:

• QB Jalen Hurts: OUT with a blood clot
• RT Lane Johnson: Retired
• C Cam Jurgens: Traded to Baltimore
• LG Landon Dickerson: Knee injury, was on IR
• RB Saquon Barkley: Hamstring injury
• WR DeVonta Smith: Hamstring injury
• WR Marquise Brown: Ankle injury
• RB Tank Bigsby: Core muscle surgery, placed on IR
• TE Dallas Goedert: Sprained MCL
• RB Will Shipley: Foot injury
• C Drew Kendall: Knee injury
• EDGE Jalyx Hunt: Ankle/knee injury
• EDGE Jonathan Greenard: Ankle injury
• LB Zack Baun: Concussion
• S Michael Carter II: Abdominal injury
• S Marcus Epps: Groin injury
• TE Grant Calcaterra: Back injury, IR
• TE Eli Stowers: Hamstring/quad injury, IR
• CB Jakorian Bennett: Knee injury, IR

Packers RB Josh Jacobs sues to have evidence in battery case permanently sealedhttps://t.co/iXjPsAzbUY

— Around The NFL (@AroundTheNFL) October 15, 2026

GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs has filed a lawsuit seeking to have evidence in his battery case permanently sealed.

The lawsuit against the Hobart-Lawrence (Wisconsin) Police Department was filed Wednesday in Brown County Circuit Court.

Jacobs pleaded no contest last month to misdemeanor charges of battery and criminal damage to property stemming from a May altercation with his then-girlfriend. He was charged in late August, and the criminal complaint against him noted that a surveillance video from the camera system in their garage corroborated the woman’s statement.

That video hasn’t been released, and lawyers representing the woman filed a motion last month asking that the evidence be sealed.

Clarence Duchac, the lawyer representing Jacobs in this lawsuit, said in his complaint that Jacobs “joins and supports (the victim’s) position that the identifying, private and sensitive records associated with the underlying incident should not be publicly released.”

Shortly after Jacobs was charged, the NFL placed him on the Commissioner’s Exempt List, which prevents the three-time Pro Bowler from playing or practicing but allows him to keep receiving a paycheck.

In the complaint, Duchac says that public release of records identifying the victim or disclosing sensitive information about her “would force unwanted exposure upon her and risk revictimizing her through renewed public scrutiny.”

The complaint says the police should be prohibited from publicly releasing “descriptions, images, audio recordings, video recordings, statements, communications, or other materials” whose disclosure might threaten the woman’s “privacy, dignity, safety, emotional well-being, or ability to obtain closure.”

The complaint also notes that public sports figures have recently been targeted for robberies and other related property crimes, and that releasing the video would reveal details of the garage’s interior that might put Jacobs at risk.

"The public availability of (Jacobs’) schedule or travel information increases the risk that persons could identify periods when (Jacobs) is away from home and use released information concerning the residence, garage, access points, security arrangements, or property to target the property,” the complaint says. “Widespread public dissemination of those details would materially increase (Jacobs’) vulnerability to theft, burglary, robbery, trespass, or other targeted criminal conduct.”

Jacobs was arrested May 26, three days after police officers came to his Wisconsin home to investigate a disturbance. According to police, the woman told them that Jacobs grabbed her and threw her to the ground as she was trying to exit a garage door, causing her to hit her head. Police said Jacobs also took her phone from her while she was on the ground.

Police said they noticed redness on her face and neck and could feel a bump on the back of her head.

Under an agreement Jacobs reached with prosecutors, the criminal damage charge against him can be dismissed in a year if he fulfills terms that include staying out of trouble, avoiding the victim in this case, submitting to supervision, completing counseling and paying restitution to the victim.

A pretty positive update from Ashton Jeanty. https://t.co/k9MDEREw4F

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 15, 2026

The #49ers opened the window for WR Christian Kirk to begin practicing while on IR. He’s been dealing with a calf injury.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 15, 2026

This is a great explanation of how scary it can be and why immediate treatment is necessary. https://t.co/EL3w6HbFXD

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 15, 2026

Meanwhile, not yet for Lamar Jackson... https://t.co/FoSeHxNAuR

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 15, 2026

#Ravens RB Derrick Henry at practice today 😂😂😂

(📽️ @SamCrostonTV)pic.twitter.com/L2pmTM4y5X

— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) October 15, 2026

For a second straight day, Bears QB Caleb Williams was listed as a full participant in practice, putting him on track to start Sunday’s game against the Falcons. https://t.co/mg6nugrmx4

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 15, 2026

Cricket wrote:

https://x.com/AroundTheNFL/status/2110805176387055779?s=20
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs has filed a lawsuit seeking to have evidence in his battery case permanently sealed.
The lawsuit against the Hobart-Lawrence (Wisconsin) Police Department was filed Wednesday in Brown County Circuit Court.
Jacobs pleaded no contest last month to misdemeanor charges of battery and criminal damage to property stemming from a May altercation with his then-girlfriend. He was charged in late August, and the criminal complaint against him noted that a surveillance video from the camera system in their garage corroborated the woman’s statement.
That video hasn’t been released, and lawyers representing the woman filed a motion last month asking that the evidence be sealed.
Clarence Duchac, the lawyer representing Jacobs in this lawsuit, said in his complaint that Jacobs “joins and supports (the victim’s) position that the identifying, private and sensitive records associated with the underlying incident should not be publicly released.”
Shortly after Jacobs was charged, the NFL placed him on the Commissioner’s Exempt List, which prevents the three-time Pro Bowler from playing or practicing but allows him to keep receiving a paycheck.
In the complaint, Duchac says that public release of records identifying the victim or disclosing sensitive information about her “would force unwanted exposure upon her and risk revictimizing her through renewed public scrutiny.”
The complaint says the police should be prohibited from publicly releasing “descriptions, images, audio recordings, video recordings, statements, communications, or other materials” whose disclosure might threaten the woman’s “privacy, dignity, safety, emotional well-being, or ability to obtain closure.”
The complaint also notes that public sports figures have recently been targeted for robberies and other related property crimes, and that releasing the video would reveal details of the garage’s interior that might put Jacobs at risk.
"The public availability of (Jacobs’) schedule or travel information increases the risk that persons could identify periods when (Jacobs) is away from home and use released information concerning the residence, garage, access points, security arrangements, or property to target the property,” the complaint says. “Widespread public dissemination of those details would materially increase (Jacobs’) vulnerability to theft, burglary, robbery, trespass, or other targeted criminal conduct.”
Jacobs was arrested May 26, three days after police officers came to his Wisconsin home to investigate a disturbance. According to police, the woman told them that Jacobs grabbed her and threw her to the ground as she was trying to exit a garage door, causing her to hit her head. Police said Jacobs also took her phone from her while she was on the ground.
Police said they noticed redness on her face and neck and could feel a bump on the back of her head.
Under an agreement Jacobs reached with prosecutors, the criminal damage charge against him can be dismissed in a year if he fulfills terms that include staying out of trouble, avoiding the victim in this case, submitting to supervision, completing counseling and paying restitution to the victim.

That video hasn’t been released, and lawyers representing the woman filed a motion last month asking that the evidence be sealed.

Is it just me or is it obvious what's going on here?

If the video comes out Jacobs will get the Ray Rice treatment.