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Breaking down EVERY storyline heading into NFL Week 9 ✅ : Ravens QB change, NFC North, Darnold out
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Darius Slay, Jordan Poyer, Adam Tabatchnick with Adam Archuleta, Aditi Kinkhabwala, Logan Ryan, Terron Armstead and Ben Dinucci join join CBS Sports HQ to preview NFL Week 9.
(0:00) Notable News
(2:00) Deshaun Watson placed in concussion protocol
(4:56) Brandon Aiyuk files to be reinstated
(8:47) C.J. Gardner-Johnson released by Bills
(14:25) Chargers remain winless
(21:10) C.J Stroud playing his way into big contract
(30:09) Colts not seeking trades for Jonathan Taylor
(37:50) Jaguars a complete football team
(44:17) Jack Campbell has full movement in his lower body
(47:32) Steelers overtake Browns in AFC North
(52:32) Deshaun Watson placed in concussion protocol
(55:40) Saints still alive in weak NFC South
(1:02:19) NFC North
(1:07:11) Vikings offense continues to lag behind defense
(1:08:11) Micah Parsons returns to practice
(1:14:06) Gardner Minshew takes over as QB1
(1:16:13) Ravens to start rookie Joe Fagnano
(1:21:00) Sam Darnold out
(1:28:00) Joe Milton to start
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