Coach News Today — November 7, 2026

As we dive into today's sports and fitness news, it's clear that teams and players across the NFL are gearing up for a crucial stretch of games, with several key players on the mend and nearing their return to the field. The 49ers are getting a boost with wide receiver Aiyuk meeting with the team and declaring himself 'back to 100% and looking to get reinstated', while the Rams are also expecting a key contributor back in the lineup as Garrett is set to return against the Commanders, according to coach McVay. Meanwhile, the Jets will be without WR Wilson as he deals with a concussion, ruling him out of their upcoming matchup against the Chiefs.

But it's not all about the players, as coaches and front office personnel are also making headlines today. Jerry Jones, the owner of the Cowboys, is pushing back against the notion that he won't pay top dollar for a coach, calling the idea 'ridiculous'. This comes as teams around the league are preparing for the possibility of coaching changes in the near future. And in the college ranks, the Michigan Wolverines, the reigning champions, are dealing with a chaotic and tumultuous offseason that has left many wondering what the future holds for the program. Additionally, former NBA player Rivers weighed in on the drama surrounding Giannis and the Bucks, saying the star player was 'playing games' when trying to leave the team, adding another layer to the complex world of sports and coaching.

Today's signal:
• Aiyuk meets with 49ers, says he's 'back to 100% and looking to get reinstated' (espn.com)
• Rams' Garrett set to return vs. Commanders, McVay says (espn.com)
• Coach bag: Jerry Jones says 'ridiculous' to think he won't pay up for coach (espn.com)
• Jets WR Wilson (concussion) ruled out vs. the Chiefs (espn.com)
• Rivers: Giannis was playing games when trying to leave Bucks (espn.com)
• The chaotic, tumultuous offseason of the reigning champion Michigan Wolverines (espn.com)