Brock Purdy was making a strong case before the dud against Atlanta. It has to be Josh Allen. Who else is making plays like this?

The Colts reportedly don't want to trade Jonathan Taylor. ESPN's Adam Schefter said Tuesday that his expectation is Taylor stays in Indianapolis past the Nov 10th trade deadline, despite potential interest from other teams. Taylor has been carrying the Colts offense this season, with 587 rushing yards and an NFL high 8 rushing TDs through seven weeks. He's also added 178 receiving yards. A trade to a contender could make him even more valuable in fantasy, but managers shouldn't count on it happening.

Michael Penix Jr has thrown 6 TDs with zero interceptions over his last two games. Penix followed up his three TD game against Chicago with another three scores in Sunday's win over San Francisco, completing 25 of 34 passes for 213 yards. He's been taking better care of the ball and has attempted at least 32 passes in three straight games. The one concern is the yardage. Penix has just 438 passing yards over his last two starts and offers almost nothing as a runner.

The Seahawks are adding 8 time Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson. Seattle's run game has averaged just 113.7 yards per game this season, so Nelson should give the offensive line a much-needed boost. This is also good news for Zach Charbonnet, who's expected to make his season debut Monday night against Chicago after recovering from a knee injury. With Nelson joining the line and Charbonnet returning, Seattle's run game could be in a much better spot moving forward.

Saquon Barkley returned Monday night after missing two games and made the most of his limited snaps, rushing for 62 yards and a TD on just 7 carries. He also caught 2 passes. He did tweak his back and didn't play after the third quarter. Barkley said afterward that he doesn't expect the back issue to keep him out and that his hamstring feels good. Keep an eye on his practice status this week, but things sound encouraging heading into Sunday's matchup with Washington.

Javonte Williams had himself a night against the Eagles, running for 155 yards and a TD on 25 carries in Monday's 38-21 win. That's a season high after he managed just 41 yards last week. He's scored in each of the last 5 games and already has 8 TDs on the season. Dallas finally got its run game going, and Williams gets another good matchup against Arizona in Week 8.

Nick Sirianni vs Jerry Jones reaction to the Eagles failed 4th down. Jerry is finally having a good time out there.

DeMarvion Overshown picks off Tanner McKee in his first game back! Prescott is finally LOVING what he sees from his defense.

CeeDee Lamb bounces back from a couple of bad drops to haul in this dime from Dak. Cowboys need their star players to consistently make the big plays if they're going to make something of this season.

Dak Prescott takes a hit to the mid section from Jonathan Greenard.

CeeDee Lamb snatched some ankles before half

George Pickens you animal! Dak steps up into the pocket and delivers a dime to Pickens. The body control to get both feet in 🔥

Dak Prescott responds with a touchdown pass to CeeDee Lamb. No way can the Cowboys afford a loss tonight. A perfect response to the Eagles touchdown drive.

Saquon Barkley cuts to the outside and punches it in from the 8 yard line. Dallas finds themselves behind the Tanner McKee led Eagles 👀

Jacoby Brissett got thrown like something from Toy Story on this hit by Alex Singleton

Lamar Jackson is still a coin flip for Sunday's game against the Bills. The Ravens QB has missed three straight games with a high ankle sprain, and running was still painful when he spoke Friday. Coach Jesse Minter said Monday that Jackson is in a decent spot health wise, but he won't play unless he can perform at his usual level.

Devin Singletary scored the game winning TD in Sunday's overtime win over Houston, finishing with 55 yards. Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy Jr. both left with hamstring injuries. Neither injury is believed to be serious, but if either misses time after the bye, Singletary could step into a bigger role. We may not get much clarity on their status during the bye week so he'd be more of a stash for now.

Omar Cooper Jr has 218 receiving yards and 2 TDs in his last two games. The Jets rookie followed up a 103 yard game against New England with 5 catches for 115 yards and a TD against Miami on Sunday. He got there on just five targets, with catches of 52 and 60 yards showing off his big play ability. The target volume is still a question, but Cooper is making the most of his opportunities.

Dang, Kalshi is changing the landscape of pro sports. Locking in the NBA is just the beginning 🔥

Josh Jacobs made his season debut Sunday and did most of his damage through the air. The Packers struggled to run the ball, as he had just 36 rushing yards, but caught 5 passes for 55 yards and a TD in the loss to Detroit. Now he gets a Carolina defense that just gave up 246 rushing yards and 3 TDs to Tampa Bay's running backs.