The Kansas City Chiefs’ defense dominated the Los Angeles Chargers, suffocating the Chargers’ offense to just six points in a 22-6 Week 6 win.
The defensive backfield was lights out, and safety Chris Roland-Wallace took it to an extreme when he punched a Los Angeles player in retaliation for unnecessary roughness. He was disqualified from the game, and on Saturday, the league sent him a letter. Fortunately for him, defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo made it clear that Roland-Wallace’s moment was out of
character.
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Chiefs’ Chris Roland-Wallace fined for punching Chargers player | FOX4 KC
Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Chris Roland-Wallace has received further punishment after punching LA Chargers offensive lineman Alex Harkey in the helmet last week.
The league fined Roland-Wallace $5,981 for throwing the punch.
The play happened at the beginning of the fourth quarter when Harkey and Roland-Wallace got into a scuffle, and Harkey shoved Roland-Wallace, who then retaliated with a punch.
Seahawks Activate Guard Anthony Bradford Off Injured Reserve, Elevate Two From Practice Squad | Seahawks Official Website
Bradford last appeared in the team’s Week 1 win over the New England Patriots. Now in his fourth season, Bradford has appeared in 43 games with 39 career starts.
Additionally, the team elevated linebacker Jimmy Ciarlo and defensive back Trevon Diggs from the Practice Squad to the active roster. Diggs has appeared in three games for the club in 2026, while Ciarlo made his Seahawks debut last week against the Denver Broncos.
Five Things to Watch on Sunday | Chiefs vs. Seahawks | The Mothership
Patrick Mahomes is often at his best when the lights are brightest.
Mahomes is 31-13 in prime-time games during his brilliant career, which works out to a .705 winning percentage. Only Peyton Manning, who posted a .734 winning percentage in prime-time, owns a better mark since 2000 (among quarterbacks with at least 15 prime-time starts).
He has seven more prime-time wins than any other quarterback since 2018, and his 15 wins on Sunday Night Football specifically are five more than any other quarterback in that same span.
Chiefs vs. Seahawks prediction, spread, odds, time: ‘Sunday Night Football’ picks from proven model | CBS Sports
It has also hit in three of the last four Seattle games. The Over is 1-0 in Kansas City games against teams allowing 21 or more points. The Chiefs have the fifth-highest scoring offense in the league, averaging 28 points per game, while the Seahawks have the 13th-best scoring offense, averaging 24.7.
Kansas City is led by quarterback Patrick Mahomes. In five games, he is completing 66.5% of his passes for 1,309 yards and nine touchdowns with three interceptions. Quarterback Sam Darnold helps power the Seattle attack. In five games, he is completing 60.4% of his passes for 1,033 yards and seven touchdowns. He has been picked off seven times.
Chiefs’ Josh Simmons Receives Blunt ‘Play Through Pain’ Advice From Franchise Legend | Yahoo! Sports
Previously, Chiefs legend and former left tackle Willie Roaf felt that the player should be playing, even if he is suffering from pain. Speaking on the Arrowhead Allies podcast, he said, “If it’s pain, then you got to be able to play through it. I mean, it’s the NFL. If we got to worry about you being in and out of the lineup, and your mental stability, it’s a different league with the mental part of this. These kids get to transfer in college; that’s not how the pros work.”
He added, “These guys are used to a little more pampering going on. You’re going to have to grow up and understand that you’re a professional athlete. You have a responsibility to be ready to play every week.”
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Lamar Jackson ruled out vs. Bengals, putting return on hold despite recent progress | The Athletic
On Saturday, the Ravens downgraded Jackson from questionable to out. Backup Tyler Huntley will make his third straight start.
Jackson’s first comments on his ankle since he was hurt in an Oct. 4 game against the Tennessee Titans came after he practiced on a limited basis for a third straight day. Jackson, however, was not seen on the field when the team wrapped up its final full practice before Sunday’s game.
The quarterback had his left ankle taped as he came outside to speak to reporters after practice. He said the Ravens athletic training staff told him he has a high-ankle sprain, disputing reports that the issue was more in the middle of his ankle.
Packers activate RB Josh Jacobs for 2026 debut | ESPN
Green Bay added him to the active roster from exempt status Saturday. The NFL took Jacobs off the exempt list Monday.
The NFL’s investigation of Jacobs for potential violations of the personal conduct policy following his arrest earlier this year on misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor destruction of property charges remains active, and a suspension could be equal to or greater than the number of games he already missed. The six games he has missed would be credited toward any suspension.
Report: Philip Rivers is “expected to be in the mix” for NC State job | Pro Football Talk
Rivers played for the Wolfpack from 2000 to 2003, before becoming the fourth pick in the 2004 NFL draft. He played for the Chargers from 2004 through 2019. Rivers spent 2020 with the Colts before retiring. He returned late last year to start three games for the Colts, after Indianapolis lost starter Daniel Jones to a torn Achilles tendon.
Rivers has coached high-school football in Alabama since 2021. His son, Gunner, has committed to play at NC State in 2027.
The job became open on Saturday. Dave Doeren, who spent 14 seasons at NC State, was fired after Friday night’s loss to Stanford.
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Kenneth Walker treating Seattle return ‘like any other week’
Walker has discussed his Seattle return with Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, who played running back for three NFL teams.
“It was mainly me and EB talking about how he went to a former team and how he felt about stuff and giving me pointers on stuff like that,” Walker recalled. “But you can’t make it bigger than what it is. I’m not the only one on this team; everybody’s going out there and playing a game. I don’t feel like it should be just about me, if that makes sense.”
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