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Jalen Brooks injury: Arizona Cardinals WR out for season

The Arizona Cardinals have yet another injury to deal with, and it will cost that player the rest of the season. Wide receiver Jalen Brooks, the starting 'X' receiver since the team traded receiver Marvin Harrison Jr, announced on his Instagram account that he suffered a wrist injury in the Cardinals' 30-16 loss to the Denver Broncos and will be out for the rest of the season. Brooks played the whole game. Head coach Mike LaFleur confirmed the injury and reacted to it. "That happened in the first quarter, and he didn't say anything to anybody," LaFleur said on Monday. "Then looking back at it and seeing it on the tape, you could see every once in a while, him kind of messing with it a little bit. He'll be in surgery today and he'll be out, but (I) can't say enough about how tough that dude is." Brooks played 52 snaps against the Broncos and had a 35-yard catch. He finishes the season…

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Were Ravens Surprised Lamar Jackson Missed Bengals Game? Could He Play Sunday? Jesse Minter Explains

"I think he'll be in a decent spot but we'll know a lot more on Wednesday," Minter said. It's fair to assume at this point that Jackson will not play until he is able to practice fully with no setbacks. The CBS broadcast of Week 7's game referred to "swelling" over the weekend after limited practice Wed-Fri as the cause for Jackson being downgraded to out on Saturday after being listed as questionable on Friday's injury report. The CBS broadcast also asserted that the Ravens were surprised that Jackson was not able to face the Bengals. To that Minter said, "I would say a little bit," pointing to an ongoing feeling-out process with the ankle. Of course, the backdrop to the situation is the fact that Jackson is the rarest of superstar quarterbacks in his prime who has reached a point in his contract with no future guarantees beyond this season. He carries an untenable $85M cap hit in…

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GI North America Review: Week 43 2026

26th October 2026 11:06 am FanDuel is New Jersey’s leading brand in Q3 2026; Record iGaming wagers for Connecticut in September; Utah sues Kalshi; New Jersey strengthens responsible gambling rules; High Roller launches ROLR prediction markets platform; plus last week’s other news from North America. FanDuel is New Jersey’s leading brand for Q3 2026 FanDuel was the leading brand in both New Jersey’s iGaming and online sports betting sectors for the third quarter of 2026. FanDuel had 22 per cent of New Jersey’s iGaming revenue in Q3 and 35 per cent of the state’s sports betting revenue. New Jersey’s iGaming sector was more fragmented than its sports betting in Q3. The top three iGaming brands had 53 per cent of the market, while the top three sportsbooks had a 72 per cent share. Combined sports and iGaming revenue was $1.04 billion in Q3 2026, up from $983.3 million in Q3 2025.…

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Community solar bills languish as Michigan debates energy affordability

Since 2021, Michigan lawmakers have drafted six community solar bills in the House and Senate under both Republican and Democratic leadership, but no bill has been passed into law. Two separate House bills and two tie-barred Senate bills are currently languishing in committee with no hearings scheduled. Polling shows strong support for community solar among Democrats, Republicans and independents alike. Yet despite that bipartisan appeal, Michigan lawmakers have struggled to advance legislation that supporters say could improve energy affordability and reliability in a state facing high energy rates and persistent power outages. Senate Bills 518 and 519 were introduced by state Sens. Jeff Irwin (D-Ann Arbor) and Ed McBroom (R-Waucedah) in 2025, with seven Democratic and two Republican co-sponsors. It was the second set of bills introduced by the senators since 2023. The legislation…

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