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By Josh Alper

Week Six kicked off on Thursday with an Eagles win and it continues with 12 more games on Sunday, which means that the 24 teams in those games submitted their final injury reports of the week on Friday. Questionable players are uncertain to play, doubtful players are unlikely to play and out should be self-explanatory. Players [more]
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By Michael David Smith

Texans safety Marcus Gilchrist knocked Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce out of Sundays game, and now Gilchrist has been fined. The NFL fined Gilchrist $24,309 for the hit. Gilchrist told reporters in Houston that he plans to appeal and has never been fined before in his career. Kelce, the Chiefs leading receiver, was removed from [more]
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By Charean Williams

The Chiefs have gotten good news on the injury front: Linebacker Justin Houston, tight end Travis Kelce and wide receiver Tyreek Hill are expected to play Sunday. Coach Andy Reid said Friday all three will play “barring any setbacks,” according to Terez Paylor of the Kansas City Star. That means Kelce has cleared concussion protocol. [more]
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By Josh Alper

There were injury-related developments for Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith‘s top two targets on Thursday. The positive development was that tight end Travis Kelce went from not practicing on Wednesday to full participation in Thursday’s session. Kelce was put in the concussion protocol on Sunday night after a head injury, but the change in status would [more]
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By Josh Alper

The Steelers have left linebacker James Harrison on the inactive list the last two weeks, but it sounds like he’ll be in uniform this weekend. Defensive coordinator Keith Butler didn’t outline a role that Harrison, who has played seven snaps all year after the team called him a “relief pitcher” for starters T.J. Watt and [more]
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By Mike Florio

Some have questioned whether the Steelers lack leadership. Tackle Marcus Gilbert is trying to provide some of it. “Whatever it takes to win,” Gilbert said Tuesday, via Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. “I think we’re at this point now we have to set our egos aside. No matter whoever’s catching the ball, whoever’s running [more]
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By Mike Florio

Horrific wildfires that have killed more than 20 and destroyed thousands of acres in the San Francisco Bay Area. Smoke from the fires limited Raiders practice on Wednesday, and Thursday’s session also could be affected. The bigger question is Sunday, when the Raiders will host the Chargers at 1:25 p.m. local time. Via Michael Gehlken [more]
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