New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick is not announcing a starting quarterback for Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Chargers, but backup Bailey Zappe took multiple repetitions at practice, indicating he may be the top option. Starter Mac Jones did not take any throws in practice, and Belichick stated that he will evaluate the injury situation and make a decision based on what he thinks is best for Sunday's game.

The New England Patriots have waived third-string quarterback Will Grier, leaving Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe as the remaining quarterbacks on the depth chart. Coach Bill Belichick has not yet announced a starter for Sunday's game against the New York Giants. Grier did not appear in a game for the Patriots and served as the emergency quarterback for seven games. The Patriots are likely to use Grier's roster spot to address their offensive line needs.

Mac Jones, the quarterback for the New England Patriots, expressed his desire to start against the New York Giants on Sunday. While the decision is ultimately out of his control, Jones is focused on maintaining a positive attitude and giving his best effort. He acknowledged that the team has been splitting repetitions between him and backup quarterbacks Bailey Zappe and Will Grier. Jones also mentioned that he is feeling physically good despite some bumps and bruises from the season.

New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has not announced the starting quarterback for Sunday's game against the New York Giants. Belichick stated that he has told all the players to be ready to go and that he will make a decision on Sunday. Offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien hinted that the week of practice will determine the starting quarterback, with options including Mac Jones, Bailey Zappe, and Will Grier. Belichick emphasized that the decision will be based on what he thinks is best for the team.

Coach Bill Belichick refused to name a starting quarterback for Sunday's game against the Giants. Mac Jones, Bailey Zappe, and Will Grier have all taken first-team reps in practice. Jones has struggled this season with 10 touchdowns and 10 interceptions.

New England Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien suggests that the team's starting quarterback decision will be based on practice performance. Mac Jones, who was benched in Week 10, is still taking first-unit reps in practice. O'Brien states that head coach Bill Belichick will ultimately make the decision on the starting quarterback for the upcoming game against the New York Giants.

Patriots QB Mac Jones will be on a 'short leash' against the Raiders, with the possibility of another QB taking snaps if he performs poorly. It's uncertain who would replace Jones, but there is a package of plays ready for rookie QB Malik Cunningham.

Patriots insider Greg Bedard believes that if QB Mac Jones continues to struggle, the team may give QB Will Grier a shot. Grier has limited NFL experience but could be worth stashing in deep superflex and 2-QB leagues.

The Cincinnati Bengals have signed quarterback Reid Sinnett to their practice squad amid uncertainty surrounding Joe Burrow's health. Sinnett had previously been with the team as the No. 3 quarterback during Burrow's recovery from a calf injury. If Burrow is unavailable for the upcoming game against the Los Angeles Rams, Jake Browning is expected to start.

New England Patriots cornerback Marcus Jones has been placed on injured reserve due to a shoulder injury. Jones tore his labrum while attempting to tackle a receiver in the last game. His timetable for return is yet to be determined, but it is expected to be a longer absence. Jones had a successful rookie year as a punt returner and also contributed on defense and offense. To fill his spot on the roster, the Patriots signed quarterback Will Grier.