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The Baltimore Ravens are capitalizing on the strong season Mark Andrews has been having this year, but the tight end is also benefiting, as he is on the verge of breaking a Derrick Mason record that was once considered nearly impossible to surpass. Mark Andrews is approaching a milestone few players in franchise history have ever touched, and the Baltimore Ravens tight end now sits just four yards away from breaking the all-time record currently held by Derrick Mason. The moment has been building for weeks, and his consistency has pushed him right to the brink. But that’s not the only mark in reach for the star tight end. Andrews is also a few receptions away from breaking Mason’s all-time Ravens record for catches, adding even more weight to this week’s matchup. As Adam Schefter noted, after Keenan Allen became the Chargers’ all-time leader last week, “this week Andrews gets his turn.” “Mark Andrews is four yards away from breaking the Ravens all-time record for receiving yards that Derrick Mason currently holds with 5,777,” Schefter wrote on X. “He also is seven receptions away from breaking Mason’s all-time franchise record of 471 catches.” How well is Andrews playing this season? Andrews has tallied 5 touchdowns this season so far, a strong number that could easily surpass the 6 he had in 2023 and, at his current pace, might exceed the 11 touchdowns he scored in 2024. Additionally, he has totaled 244 receiving yards, which, while not a 1,000-yard season player, is a good yardage total with an average of 8.4 per reception. Lamar Jackson and Mark AndrewsAn all-time duo pic.twitter.com/fQr9vQUAG7— Kevin Oestreicher (@koestreicher34) October 31, 2025 Andrews has been available for all nine Ravens games this NFL season, making it likely he could once again play all 17 games, a feat he last accomplished in 2024 and 2021 in a fully healthy year for him. Andrews: the Ravens’ second-best in yards As an eight-year veteran, Andrews knows how to contribute to the Ravens without needing to be the top option on the roster. He is currently the second-best in the receivers room behind Zay Flowers, who leads in yards with 625. However, the veteran is the one with the most touchdowns among all receivers.

Mexico and Uruguay ended in a hard-fought draw in the 2025 international friendly, with neither side able to break the deadlock in a tense and physical encounter. Check out here the key moments. Mexico and Uruguay played to a 0-0 draw in a tightly contested 2025 international friendly at Estadio Corona. Both sides battled intensely, with possession largely confined to midfield and numerous fouls disrupting the flow of the game. Despite several promising set-piece opportunities and moments of individual brilliance, neither team could convert their chances into a goal. The encounter was defined by strategic midfield battles and high pressing from both sides. Mexico tried to regain control after Uruguay dominated possession early, while the Celeste sought to exploit spaces on the counter. The physical nature of the game led to 38 fouls, with yellow cards issued to players including Edson Alvarez, Nahitan Nandez, Diego Lainez, and Guillermo Varela. Several substitutions in the second half added fresh energy to both teams. Raul Jimenez, Hirving Lozano, and Brian Rodriguez had chances to break the deadlock, but strong goalkeeping and defensive organization kept the score level. Ultimately, the match ended in a hard-fought stalemate, leaving both teams with lessons to carry forward in their preparations for future international competitions.

J.K. Dobbins suffered a season-ending injury after a hip-drop tackle that damaged his ankle, and the Denver Broncos running back has now issued a warning to the NFL after being placed on injured reserve. A hip-drop tackle caused a serious injury to J.K. Dobbins. Now, the star running back has issued a stern warning to the NFL after his season has potentially come to an end. The Denver Broncos have suffered a big setback, as J.K. Dobbins is set to miss the rest of the 2025 NFL season. He will undergo ankle surgery, and the timeline projects he will be out for several months. While there is still a possibility he could return if the Broncos make a deep playoff run, as of today he is expected to be sidelined for the remainder of the campaign. Now, the running back has shared his first message after receiving the tough news. J.K. Dobbins opens up on potentially missing the rest of the 2025 NFL season The Broncos just lost their starting running back, and things have become even more complicated for Denver in their playoff push. In Week 10, Dobbins suffered a hip-drop tackle against the Raiders. After several tests, doctors determined he needed surgery to repair the damage—likely ending his season, though he believes otherwise. Following the announcement of his injury, J.K. Dobbins took to social media to warn the NFL that he will return and should not be counted out. “For those who will count me out again… Thank you,” Dobbins wrote on X. “For those who are with me on this ride… stick with me! You will love what God has planned next.” According to reports, Dobbins could return in the playoffs if the Broncos make a long run. After relying heavily on him for several weeks, the player’s hopes of playing again this season now depend on how far his team goes.

The New England Patriots are riding a great wave of momentum, but unfortunately they’ve been hit with tough news, as a key teammate of Drake Maye has now landed on injured reserve. The New England Patriots are on a highly positive streak. Unfortunately, they are now facing a major setback, as a key teammate of Drake Maye has landed on injured reserve. Against all odds, the Patriots sit atop the AFC with an impressive 9-2 record. However, their aspirations have taken a major blow, as they will be without a crucial player for at least four games. On Saturday, the Patriots placed Milton Williams on IR due to an ankle injury. The defensive tackle joined the club this year and has been a key asset in New England’s strong defensive unit. Milton Williams suffers ankle injury: How many games will he miss? Earlier this year, the Patriots decided to add Milton Williams, who hit free agency after the Philadelphia Eagles opted not to offer him a new contract. Williams signed a four-year, $104 million deal with New England after playing a significant role in helping the Eagles win Super Bowl LIX. He was one of the most sought-after free agents on the market. His ankle injury will sideline him for at least four weeks after being placed on IR. Fortunately for New England, he will only miss three games, as the Patriots have a bye in Week 14. If he recovers within the expected four-week window, Williams would miss matchups against the Cincinnati Bengals, New York Giants, and Buffalo Bills. Williams has had a very solid 2025 season. With 3.5 sacks so far, he was on pace to break his personal best of five—but this injury may get in the way of that goal.

The San Francisco 49ers have a divisional encounter with the Arizona Cardinals. Not only that, but as head coach Kyle Shanahan and Brock Purdy prepare for the game, the team also get defensive help. Brock Purdy is expected to reclaim his starting quarterback role for the San Francisco 49ers‘ Sunday matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. Kyle Shanahan must be happy to have his signal-caller back, but also to have some new defensive help. The 49ers waived backup QB Adrian Martinez and that roster spot was filled by defensive end Clelin Ferrell off the practice squad. Ferrell has played in the last two 49ers games as a temporary practice squad elevation. Now, he officially gets a roster spot. Kyle Shanahan might focus on Brock Purdy’s return. However, defensive coordinator Robert Saleh might be ecstatic by the decision to keep Ferrell as he schemes against the Cardinals. Ferrell is trying to revive his career Picked with the fourth overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, Ferrell failed to produce for the Raiders. Now a seven-year veteran, he is trying to revive his career, and the 49ers are the best team to do so, since Robert Saleh will coach you. Clelin Ferrell #96 of the San Francisco 49ers In fact, he already has a sack in two games with San Francisco. Ferrell is 28 years old, so he still has time to evolve into a big-time player. Also, the 49ers elevated cornerback Eli Apple for the Cardinals game. San Francisco’s playoff hopes are still alive The 49ers are 6-4 on the season which puts them third in the NFC West. However, the Seahawks and Rams are both 7-2 but one will be 7-3 as they face each other. This puts the 49ers in position to almost catch up to them. Right now, the 49ers are eighth in the NFC, just below the Packers for the last Wild Card round spot. Despite all the injuries, they are still alive and fighting. That is why Kyle Shanahan is a firm Coach of the Year candidate.