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Ravens tell teams Derrick Henry staying put amid NFL trade deadline rumors: report
The Baltimore Ravens’ playoff hopes are teetering amid quarterback injury issues and a four-game losing streak, which includes a 33-10 rout by the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday night.
While Baltimore did trade for Jacoby Brissett to hopefully put an end to their signal-caller woes, rumors have begun swirling around one of the team’s stars: running back Derrick Henry.
The NFL trade deadline is on Tuesday, and some were of the belief the Ravens would at least listen to trade offers for the 32-year-old veteran back – a team that could be one piece like Henry away from a complete squad ready for a Super Bowl run.
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But the Ravens think otherwise, telling teams that Henry is not available before the Nov. 10 deadline, per ESPN.
The speculation surrounded two of Henry’s former head coaches, with John Harbaugh and the New York Giants reportedly in the aggressive buying stage, and running back is where they seem to be looking. The Giants are among those very interested in Jonathan Taylor with the Indianapolis Colts.
New England Patriots’ Mike Vrabel could’ve also been a good spot for a Henry reunion, especially given that TreVeyon Henderson was just hospitalized after suffering "unexplainable" neurological symptoms.
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Henry is a key cog in making this Declan Doyle-led offense work for the Ravens, but it hasn’t looked that way among recent quarterback injuries, most notably to two-time MVP Lamar Jackson.
Jackson dealt with a high-ankle sprain before a much-needed return last week against the Buffalo Bills. However, on his first snap of the game, his throwing hand collided with Bills pass rusher Greg Rousseau’s hand. He was placed on the injured reserved after needing surgery to repair his thumb.
So, Tyler "Snoop" Huntley had to resume his role as the team’s starter, doing so in the games Jackson missed earlier in the season. But Huntley suffered a turf toe injury in the same Bills matchup, knocking him out for the remainder of the season.
That led to emergency quarterback Joe Fagnano, a rookie out of UConn, taking over in a 36-10 loss to the Bills. The Ravens made the move to trade for Brissett after the Arizona Cardinals benched him in the second half of a comeback win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 8, where head coach Mike LaFleur gave the reins to Gardner Minshew, and later named rookie Carson Beck his backup entering Week 9.
But Brissett’s arrival in Baltimore wasn’t going to come before "Thursday Night Football" against a very good Jaguars team. With steady rain coming down, the Ravens’ offense couldn’t get anything going with Fagnano under center, and now the team hopes Brissett can keep them competitive enough to battle for a playoff spot.
There is still a chance Jackson will be returning post-thumb surgery, but he’s forced to miss the next four games on the IR. At 4-5, the Ravens needed Brissett to hold down the fort at least, with Baltimore losing by at least 20 points in their last three games.
All of this to say, the Ravens need a running threat like Henry if they wish to salvage the season that is starting to slip away.
"I have not mentioned me going anywhere else," a frustrated Henry said following the loss. "I’m saying, ‘Let’s go back to work. Let’s try to get better and turn this thing around.’"
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Saturday night has two games that will shape the College Football Playoff picture. Georgia visits Ole Miss at 7:30 p.m. ET in a rematch of last season’s Sugar Bowl, and unbeaten Miami takes on Notre Dame in South Bend at the same time. Fanatics Sportsbook is offering new users promo code FOXNEWS350 to bet $20 and get $350 in FanCash on either game.
The No. 1 team in the country is an underdog. Miami is 8-0 and has been putting up points all season, with wins over Clemson, Florida State and Pittsburgh behind quarterback Darian Mensah. The Hurricanes needed a late push to get past North Carolina 38-35 last week, but they haven’t lost.
Notre Dame is 7-1 and unbeaten at home, with its only loss a 28-24 defeat at BYU. The Irish also have revenge on their minds after Miami beat them 27-24 in last season’s opener. A cold November night in South Bend is a very different setting than Hard Rock Stadium in August.
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The Pick: Miami +5. This is the contrarian spot of the weekend. The market is treating the unbeaten No. 1 team like a pretender because it’s going on the road. Miami has the more explosive offense, it beat this same team a year ago, and it’s getting nearly a touchdown. Notre Dame’s home edge is real, but five points is too many. Take the Hurricanes.
These two keep meeting in big spots. Georgia won 43-35 in Athens last October, and then Ole Miss sent the Bulldogs home from the playoff with a 39-34 win in the Sugar Bowl. Lane Kiffin is now at LSU, but quarterback Trinidad Chambliss returned to Oxford, and the Rebels just rolled Auburn 45-15.
Georgia’s season has been less smooth than usual, with a 27-24 loss to Auburn sandwiched into a brutal stretch. Gunner Stockton remains one of the steadiest quarterbacks in the SEC, but Oxford at night is one of the hardest road trips in the conference.
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The Pick: Ole Miss +3. Georgia’s name carries weight in the betting market, but Ole Miss has won two of the last three meetings, plays at home and has the quarterback who beat the Bulldogs in January. A field goal is enough cushion for a home underdog with that kind of history. Back the Rebels.
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Saturday night in the SEC has two games with real playoff consequences. SEC-leading Kentucky goes to Knoxville at 6:15 p.m. ET, and Georgia visits Ole Miss at 7:30 p.m. ET in a rematch of last season’s College Football Playoff quarterfinal. Underdog is offering new users promo code FOXNEWS to play $10 and get $50 in bonus entries on both games.
Kentucky is the surprise of the SEC. The Wildcats are 7-1, 5-1 in conference play and alone in first place, and they’ve done it by winning close games. They beat LSU 35-34, won 35-34 at South Carolina and went to Oklahoma and won 21-13. They also come in rested after a bye week.
Tennessee is 6-2 and coming off a frustrating 27-24 loss at South Carolina. The Vols have a statement win of their own, a 26-10 beating of Alabama, and they crushed Kentucky 56-34 last season. The Wildcats haven’t won in Knoxville since a 34-7 rout in 2020.
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Pick: Adam Zouagui kicking points (higher). Kentucky’s games keep coming down to the wire, and Zouagui has been clutch, including the game-tying field goal at South Carolina. On the road in a hostile environment, drives that stall in Tennessee territory turn into field goal tries. Close SEC games are decided by kickers, and this one should be close.
This rivalry has gotten personal. Georgia beat Ole Miss 43-35 in Athens last October, then the Rebels knocked the Bulldogs out of the playoff, 39-34 in the Sugar Bowl. Ole Miss has a new head coach after Lane Kiffin left for LSU, but quarterback Trinidad Chambliss is back and the Rebels are rolling after a 45-15 win over Auburn.
Georgia has had a bumpy run through the toughest stretch of its schedule, including a 27-24 loss to Auburn, but Gunner Stockton has been one of the most efficient quarterbacks in the SEC.
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Pick: Trinidad Chambliss passing yards (higher). Ole Miss has thrown for more than 300 yards per game this season, and Chambliss is the engine. At home, at night, against a Georgia team that’s been tested in the secondary, expect the Rebels to air it out.
Pick: Gunner Stockton passing yards (higher). The other side of the same shootout. A 56.5 total tells you the books expect points, and the last two meetings between these teams produced 78 and 73. Stockton will need to keep pace in a loud building.
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Saturday’s college football schedule doesn’t take a breath. A top-10 Holy War kicks off at noon ET, Alabama and LSU meet in Death Valley at 3:30 p.m. ET, and No. 1 Miami visits Notre Dame in primetime. Betr is offering new users promo code FOXNEWS to unlock $200 in bonuses and four free picks for one of the best Saturdays of the season.
BYU at Utah, 12:00 p.m. ET: Utah is unbeaten with Big 12 and playoff stakes on the line, but BYU has won the last three meetings, all in games that totaled between 42 and 45 points.
Alabama at LSU, 3:30 p.m. ET, ABC: Both teams are 6-2, and a third loss would put either one in serious playoff trouble. LSU has won four of five, while Alabama snapped a two-game skid by beating Texas A&M.
Miami at Notre Dame, 7:30 p.m. ET, NBC: The Hurricanes are 8-0 and No. 1, yet they’re road underdogs in South Bend. Notre Dame is 7-1, unbeaten at home and still smarting from last year’s 27-24 loss in Miami.
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Keelon Russell passing yards (higher) | Alabama at LSU: Russell has shown he can carry Alabama’s offense through the air, including a 311-yard, three-touchdown performance earlier this season. LSU’s crowd will be loud, but with the total sitting at 54.5, the books expect points, and Alabama will need its quarterback to keep pace on the road.
Rico Scott receiving yards (higher) | Alabama at LSU: If Russell is throwing, Scott is the main beneficiary. He went for 156 yards on six catches in the same game Russell lit up, and he’s Alabama’s most dangerous downfield threat. In a game this close on paper, the Tide will look to hit big plays.
Sam Leavitt passing yards (higher) | Alabama at LSU: The other side of the same shootout. LSU has been putting up points, including 38 at Auburn and 63 against McNeese, and Leavitt will be asked to answer Alabama’s passing attack at home.
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Week 10 might be the best Saturday of the college football season. It opens with a top-10 Holy War in Salt Lake City and closes with unbeaten, No. 1 Miami visiting Notre Dame under the lights in South Bend. Underdog is offering new users promo code FOXNEWS to play $10 and get $50 in bonus entries on any college football game, including both headliners.
Utah is unbeaten and playing with Big 12 title and College Football Playoff stakes on the line. BYU has one loss but also owns a 28-24 win over Notre Dame, and the Cougars have won the last three Holy Wars after Utah won the nine before that.
Those three BYU wins share a pattern: all of them landed between 42 and 45 total points. This rivalry tends to be physical and close, not a shootout.
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Pick: Bear Bachmeier passing yards (lower). BYU’s quarterback gets an unbeaten Utah defense on the road in a rivalry that has run low-scoring. Expect both teams to lean on the ground game and keep possessions long.
Miami is 8-0 and ranked No. 1, and it’s still a road underdog. The Hurricanes have been scoring at will, putting up 52 on Pittsburgh, 43 on Florida State and 41 at Clemson, before escaping North Carolina 38-35 last week. Notre Dame is 7-1, perfect at home and looking for revenge after Miami beat the Irish 27-24 in last season’s opener. The Irish’s only loss came at BYU.
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Pick: Darian Mensah passing yards (higher). Miami’s quarterback has been running one of the most explosive offenses in the country, and the Hurricanes haven’t been held in check by anyone yet. Notre Dame’s defense is the best Miami has seen, but in a game where the Canes may have to chase, Mensah should get plenty of volume.
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Week 10 of college football delivers two of the biggest rivalry games of the season on the same Saturday. Unbeaten Utah hosts BYU in a top-10 Holy War at noon ET, and Alabama heads to Death Valley to face LSU in the afternoon. Fanatics Sportsbook is offering new users promo code FOXNEWS350 to bet $20 and get $350 in FanCash on either game.
The Holy War rarely carries stakes like this. Utah is unbeaten, with recent wins over Cincinnati, Houston, Colorado and Kansas, and a victory keeps the Utes squarely in the College Football Playoff picture. BYU has one loss, a 39-31 setback at UCF, but it also owns a 28-24 win over Notre Dame and comes in fresh off a 27-20 win over Arizona State behind quarterback Bear Bachmeier.
Recent history belongs to the Cougars. BYU has won the last three meetings after Utah took nine straight before that, and all three of those games landed between 42 and 45 total points.
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Utah is the better team on paper, but this is a rivalry BYU has owned lately, and the recent games have been decided by small margins. Nearly a touchdown is a lot of cushion in a game that should be a grind.
Both teams come in at 6-2, and both know a third loss would put their playoff hopes in serious danger. LSU has won four of its last five, including a 38-17 win at Auburn, with its only recent slip a 35-34 loss at Kentucky. Alabama has bounced back from back-to-back losses to Georgia and Tennessee with a 31-20 win over Texas A&M.
The quarterback battle is between Alabama’s Keelon Russell and LSU’s Sam Leavitt. Alabama won last year’s meeting 20-9 in Tuscaloosa and has won 15 of 23 matchups since 2004, but this one is in Baton Rouge at night-game volume.
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LSU has momentum and home field, but Alabama has dominated this series and gets more than a field goal. In a game this close on paper, take the points with the Tide.
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Tennis star Sorana Cirstea immediately retires from the sport after upset loss at Hong Kong Open
You know when something goes wrong at work and you just want to slam your laptop shut, walk out of the office and quit? Apparently, professional athletes know that feeling, too.
Tennis star Sorana Cirstea lost 6-2, 6-3 to Alexandra Shubladze in the quarterfinals of the Hong Kong Open on Friday night and shocked the tennis world by retiring from the sport immediately after the match.
Cirstea, 36, was the No. 1 seed at the Hong Kong Open and the 15th-ranked player in the world. She came into the season saying 2026 would be her final year on tour and decided to follow through with that plan after the upset loss.
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"Given how things ended here in Asia, with several early losses, I think the decision is pretty clear," Cirstea said in the press zone, according to Tennis Temple.
"I was running on empty, I had no energy left. It's been a long year. I need to step back and process all of this before making a final announcement, which should come in a few weeks."
Unlike many people who rage-quit their jobs because they are fed up, Cirstea was thriving. Her No. 15 ranking was the highest of her career.
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Cirstea became just the fourth woman age 36 or older to finish a season ranked among the world's top 16 in the last 40 years, joining Martina Navratilova, Serena Williams and Venus Williams.
In May, Cirstea defeated then-No. 1-ranked Aryna Sabalenka at the Italian Open and was already receiving pleas from fans to keep playing.
"Everyone has been asking me, like, ‘You cannot retire, you cannot retire!’" Cirstea said in May at the Italian Open, according to the New York Post.
During her career, the Romanian tennis player has won four singles titles and earned more than $13 million in prize money, according to the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) website.
Martha Stewart begs America for forgiveness after 'stupid' homeless Halloween costume sparks backlash
Martha Stewart is asking Americans for forgiveness after her Halloween costume drew harsh criticism.
The lifestyle mogul, 85, admitted her decision to dress as a person experiencing homelessness was "stupid," and revealed that her grandson had warned her about the outfit before the public criticism began.
"According to my grandson, I was tone-deaf," Stewart said while explaining how the controversial costume came together during a Friday appearance on the "Today" show.
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Stewart's Halloween costume featured ripped jeans, a distressed shirt and a cardboard sign reading "I AM HUNGRY. HELP ME!!"
During a discussion about lessons learned on the morning show, she acknowledged that she needed to be more mindful and "pay closer attention to social issues. Be aware."
The businesswoman said she cares deeply about the challenges facing Americans but acknowledged that her costume was a mishap.
"But I made a mistake. I mean, I was stupid. Yeah. What else can I say? What else can I say? I'm so sorry," Stewart said.
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She also asked her fans and the public to forgive her, saying, "I hope that my followers and my fans and the rest of America forgives me for doing something that was not meant in any way to be a bad thing."
The longtime television personality said she put together the costume at the last minute after initially deciding not to dress up for Halloween.
A chocolate stain on her white sweater also helped inspire the last-minute costume, Stewart said. She joked that "Today" co-anchor Craig Melvin was responsible for the stain before clarifying that she was only kidding.
In her initial statement to Page Six, Stewart said the costume was not meant to mock people experiencing homelessness.
"I am distressed that my Halloween costume yesterday, which was intended to bring more awareness to the very serious subject of homelessness, has offended people, which was never my intention," she said.
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"Homelessness continues to remain one of America's greatest challenges and ongoing crises, something that I care deeply about and I have spent a significant amount of time and effort supporting charities that combat this ongoing social epidemic," she said.
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"I am committed to continuing to make a difference."
The costume photo initially appeared on an Instagram carousel promoting Stewart's candles sold through QVC. The image was later deleted following negative comments.
Stewart initially said she hoped the costume would draw attention to homelessness, but later acknowledged that it was insensitive.
"It’s hard to admit when you’ve really screwed up," she wrote in a subsequent Instagram apology.
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"I know many people are suffering economically. Wearing a costume like I did was insensitive and not funny. I am very sorry. - Martha."
Fox News Digital has reached out to Stewart for additional comment.
DEPROGRAMMED: She entered Columbia a liberal. A fight over English lit turned her conservative
The sharp flick of textbook pages, the smell of studied parchment and a litany of knowledge surrounded Liza Libes during her time at Columbia University, an experience she entered as a bright-eyed, liberal freshman, before leaving a conservative with a deep commitment to free speech.
"I was very upset with my suppression of speech. You know, I'm a writer. The biggest thing to me is the ability to be able to say what you think, to write what you think. And I wasn't able to write exactly what I thought in my English classrooms," Libes told Fox News Digital.
"I would get Cs when I would argue in favor of the patriarchy. And then when I argued that, you know, so-and-so was subverting gender norms, then I would get an A… It was just this kind of gradual accumulation," she continued.
Libes detailed an experience she had during an English class involving an assignment about Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," in which her professor said the play centered on "queer desire."
Libes, the founder of the Substack "Pens & Poison," disagreed.
"I just wrote about the play, I didn't touch on queer desire. She took off a couple points from my exam because I didn't mention queer desire in the class for the midterm. So I thought that was a very bizarre thing for her to do," she said.
"There [were] a couple other professors [that] I really disagreed with in terms of the way that they were teaching literature, the way they were kind of creating this Marxist ideology from a lot of literary works and kind of thrusting the Marxist teachings on so many great works of literature," Libes continued.
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"I felt very stifled as a writer and I think that that was kind of my last straw," Libes added.
"I wanted to be in a place where I could just… express my values, express my beliefs in writing and also in conversation… By the time I was a senior, I very much identified with the conservative movement," she continued.
Libes received a master's degree in English and comparative literature in 2020, after earning her bachelor's degree in English literature in 2019.
When asked about the campus environment beyond the classroom, Libes described an underlying "expectation" to hold "certain viewpoints," saying she knew she was going to be "socially ostracized in some way."
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Libes grew up in what she called a "post-Soviet household," speaking Russian with her immigrant parents and grandmother.
"One of the things that was very big in my household was just this idea of freedom, right, because my parents had come from the Soviet Union, there was a lot of oppression there," she said.
"Obviously, we did not like socialism because socialism was one of the ways that a lot of this oppression was perpetrated. And I thought of myself always as a liberal because I stood for freedom. I was against oppression, I was, you know, pro-free speech — those to me were very liberal ideas, those were the ideas that I grew up with in my household," Libes continued.
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"When I got to Columbia, I very quickly realized that those ideas were no longer part of the left, that the left liked to suppress speech, the left liked to ostracize anyone who didn't hold, you know, certain opinions or beliefs," she added.
Libes encourages other young people to stand by what they believe.
"Don't be afraid [of] expressing your beliefs and don't let, kind of, peer pressure or other people sway you into believing one thing or another," Libes said.
Columbia University did not respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.