Coach News Today — September 14, 2026
Fantasy buzz: Two Panthers? Ashton Jeanty?! The scoring leaders after SNF and more — today's coach signal.
The NFL is back in full swing and what a start to the season it has been, with several teams already making statements and others looking to bounce back from disappointing opening games. The Giants are off to a great start, capitalizing on a crucial interception thrown by Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, which led to a touchdown by Likely, and their receiving corps got a boost with WR Nabers being active for the opener. Meanwhile, the Saints are still reeling from a controversial overturned touchdown call that they feel was a huge momentum swing in their game, and the Titans are looking to regroup after a lackluster performance in coach Saleh's debut, where their star player Ward struggled to make an impact.
As coaches, it's essential to stay on top of the latest developments and trends in the league, and today's headlines are filled with storylines that can inform and influence your own coaching decisions. The fantasy football world is abuzz with the latest scoring leaders, including some surprise performers like Ashton Jeanty, and the debate is already heating up over which quarterbacks are living up to expectations and which ones are falling short, with Browns coach Monken defending his QB Watson from criticism. Whether you're a seasoned coach or just starting out, staying up to date on the latest news and analysis is crucial to gaining a competitive edge, and we've got you covered with all the latest updates and insights from around the league.
Today's signal:
• Fantasy buzz: Two Panthers? Ashton Jeanty?! The scoring leaders after SNF (espn.com)
• Follow live: Giants capitalize on Prescott's INT with Likely's TD (espn.com)
• Saints irked by overturned TD, and its 'huge momentum swing' (espn.com)
• Giants WR Nabers active for opener vs. Cowboys (espn.com)
• Monken noncommittal on Watson, calls it 'unfair' to blame loss on QB (espn.com)
• Titans fall flat in coach Saleh's debut as Ward struggles (espn.com)