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Adam Thielen is inactive for the Vikings' game against Seattle, as announced 90 minutes before kickoff.
J.J. McCarthy is out with a concussion, setting up Max Brosmer for his first NFL start.
Jonathan Greenard returns, giving the Vikings their top three edge rushers back on defense.
Left guard Donovan Jackson and left tackle Christian Darrisaw are out, moving Justin Skule to left tackle and Blake Brandel to left guard.
Two of the three questionable defensive players are active, including Jalen Redmond.
Max Brosmer will start at QB for Minnesota in Seattle.
The Vikings will deploy Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, Jalen Nailor, Tai Felton, and Myles Price at wide receiver.
The game is scheduled for 3:05 p.m. CT in Seattle.
John Wolford will serve as the No. 2 quarterback for Minnesota, with Brosmer starting.
The Vikings' injury updates and early reports are summarized in the SI Vikings coverage.

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Jets beat the Falcons 27-24 as Nick Folk hit a 56-yard FG at the clock’s end in rainy MetLife Stadium.
Atlanta fumbled a punt by Jamal Agnew inside the Falcons’ 10, leading to Jets points.
Special teams were a major issue, with the Falcons allowing high yardage on kickoffs and poor EPA on returns.
Falcons outgained the Jets 389 yards to 269 but converted only four of 12 third-down attempts.
Falcons QB Kirk Cousins cited execution as a factor in late-game failures.
Raheem Morris noted the need to stay pragmatic, avoiding emotional decisions after the loss.
The loss drops Atlanta to 4-8 and harms playoff hopes as the season nears end.
Jamal Agnew’s fumble and Isaiah Williams’ kickoff return highlighted the Jets’ scoring chances.
Bijan Robinson powered the offense with 142 rushing yards and a touchdown, plus 51 receiving yards.
Atlanta’s final drives failed with two three-and-outs in the last two minutes.

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Josh Allen set a new QB rushing TD record with his 76th career score late in the fourth quarter.
Allen was helped into the end zone by teammates on an eight-yard rushing TD to seal the record.
The game also featured a passing score, contributing to Allen’s combined 'scores' in the same game.
Jalen Hurts remains in second or third place with 61 rushing TDs behind Allen.
The NBC Sports Pro Football Talk feature highlights ongoing coverage and top stories from PFT.
The article notes the late-season context and standings as part of the discussion.
The piece references the game's location: Pittsburgh, where the Bills played the notable drive.
The report frames Allen’s achievement within the broader NFL quarterback rushing TD record landscape.
The article places Allen ahead of Hurts in the all-time list after the game.
PFT’s coverage includes previews of upcoming shows and analyses tied to the game.

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