The Houston Texans ' brutal offensive performance on "Monday Night Football" took a turn for the worse in the fourth quarter, when star wide receiver Nico Collins left the game with a concussion. He was initially ruled questionable to return, and then he walked to the locker room shortly thereafter.

The Tennessee Titans have released wide receiver Tyler Lockett after he requested to be cut from the team, according to multiple reports. Now, Lockett will be free to sign wherever he wishes to go, and that could include the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The New Orleans Saints' fears were confirmed. Pro Bowl center Erik McCoy is out for the year after suffering a torn biceps against the Chicago Bears:

"The Panthers have tried to throw assets at the tight end spot to lock it down since Greg Olsen, but none have really worked all that well. The latest efforts include 2024 fourth-rounder Ja'Tavion Sanders and 2025 fifth-rounder Mitchell Evans, but none of them look like a Pro Bowler, which Njoku is."

And as to the relocation of the Pro Bowl to the Super Bowl host city, that will introduce a fresh set of issues the next time the Super Bowl is played in Las Vegas, where players would surely have a bizarre, hypocritical list of do's and don'ts regarding gambling establishments.

The Houston Texans confirmed concerning information about Nico Collins after their loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Week 7.

The NFL's struggling Pro Bowl Games will move to the annual Super Bowl's host market, including this season's Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8 in the San Francisco Bay Area, Sports Business Journal reported on Thursday.

It is unclear whether the NFL Pro Bowl Games will take place this season. Jon Lewis of Sports Media Watch reports that the NFL does not have the event on its calendar and has no comment about the all-star weekend. In 2023, the league began the Pro Bowl Games, a flag football game with other events over the weekend.

Six-time Super Bowl winning head coach Bill Belichick advanced to the final 12 coaches in running for the 2026 class for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

If there's one thing you know about Jaxson Dart, it's that he doesn't mind taking a hit. The New York Giants' rookie quarterback has looked fantastic through the first four starts of his NFL career, but some of that has been overshadowed by his unwillingness to slide to avoid contact.