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Source: Familiar face Khiry Robinson works out for the Saints
The Saints are taking a look at a familiar face. After trading Adrian Peterson to the Arizona Cardinals last week, New Orleans brought in running back Khiry Robinson for a workout on Monday, according to a source. Robinson played for the Saints from 2013-2015, initially hooking on as an undrafted free agent. His best season came in 2014 when he rushed the 76 times for 362 yards. Robinson served primarily as Mark Ingram's backup when playing here. He shared the backup role with Tim Hightower in 2015 and was eventually replaced by him the next season. New Orleans currently has Alvin Kamara and Ingram atop the depth chart. If another running back is brought in, it would likely be to serve in a reserve
The AdvocateNFL Week 6 overreactions: Are Eagles now the front-runners?
Week 6 brought another devastating injury, saw the NFL’s lone undefeated team fall, and had underdogs go 9-4 – not against the spread, but straight up – on Sunday. Still, some are extrapolating definitive conclusions, so here are five overreactions we’re arguing against. The Eagles are the best team in the NFC Based on record alone, that claim is true. After Thursday night’s 28-23 victory on the road against the Carolina Panthers, Philadelphia climbed to 5-1, which tops four other NFC teams at 4-2. The Eagles have plenty of ingredients that make them an early contender. They rank sixth in scoring offense (27.5 points per game) and are tied for ninth in scoring defense (20.9 points per game).
USA TodayMonday Night Football HQ: What you need to know
ESPN.com With a Marcus Mariota return looking more likely than it did last week, can the Titans put themselves back in the mix for the AFC South crown? Here's a guide to everything you need to know about the Indianapolis Colts-Tennessee Titans matchup. Monday, 8:30 p.m. ET on ESPN & WatchESPN Game HQ page | PickCenter Marcus Mariota officially listed as questionable for MNF vs. Colts. Titans will likely let decision linger until before gametime. Tight end Jack Doyle has cleared the concussion protocol and will return against the Titans on Monday.
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Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott is eligible to play Sunday after a federal judge in New York granted him a temporary restraining order on Tuesday. As a result, Elliott is expected to be on the field when the Cowboys face the San Francisco 49ers in Santa Clara, Calif. The NFL Players Association filed the motion for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction as part of the federal lawsuit initiated by the NFL.
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