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Devin Singletary's 20 carries Sunday matched his previous season total and his 59% usage rate on 41 snaps marked by far a career-high; his usage rate for the season was a paltry 22% entering Week 9.

Related players: Frank Gore

He produced 140 total yards in Buffalo's win against the Redskins, doing so on a career-high 24 touches. The yardage marked the most by a Bills player since LeSean McCoy racked up 147 yards against the Patriots in 2017, the story said. Gore wasn't quite phased out, collecting 11 carries but only producing 15 yards. The good news is the Bills next two games are vs. the Browns and Dolphins so it looks like Singletary's workload and production could stay on the rise.

The Broncos are going to be without quarterback Joe Flacco for several more weeks (5-6), and he’s getting checked to see how many.

According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, Flacco is getting a second opinion from Dr. Jack Kelley today on the herniated disc in his neck.

Related players: Brandon Allen, Drew Lock

Allen is expected to start this week but many think it will be Lock who eventually takes over, especially of Flacco is looking at missing several weeks. The team will also need to decide if keeping a roster spot open for Flacco is worth it. Flacco doesn't need surgery and the injury isn't career-threatening.

The Patriots have remade their receiving corps since the beginning of the season. Julian Edelman, Phillip Dorsett, Mohamed Sanu, Jakobi Meyers and Gunner Olszewski now are the team’s receivers on the 53-player roster.

They could add a familiar face this week.

N'Keal Harry, the 32nd overall choice this spring, is eligible to return from injured reserve after missing the first eight games. He returned to practice two weeks ago.

The story said Harry is a candidate to take over the X receiver spot for Josh Gordon. The Patriots have until Nov. 4 to activate him to the 53-man roster or he reverts to IR for the remainder of the season.

Just a day after he passionately criticized the team's coaching staff for overly-conservative decision-making, the Denver Broncos announced that quarterback Joe Flacco will be out for the team's Week 9 game against the Cleveland Browns. According to multiple reports, Flacco has a herniated disc in his neck and will be re-evaluated during the bye week, at which point it is possible that he could be placed on injured reserve.

Related players: Brandon Allen, Drew Lock

Allen will make the start in Week 9 the story said, but it's possible Lock could step in when he comes off IR later this season.