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Jackson (illness) participated in Friday's practice.

Jackson sat out Thursday due to a stomach issue, but he was feeling good enough to return to the field just one day later. That leaves the door open for the rookie to start Sunday against the Bengals if fellow quarterback Joe Flacco (hip) is unable to go. More details regarding the Ravens' quarterback situation for Week 11 should emerge when the team releases its final injury report of the week later Friday.

Wilson completed 21 of 31 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns in Thursday's 27-24 win over the Packers. He also rushed five times for 17 yards.

The Seahawks played from behind for most of the game so Wilson tossed more than 30 passes for just the second time in eight games. His game was highlighted by a game-winning drive in the fourth quarter where he completed four of five passes for 73 yards and a touchdown to Ed Dickson. It keeps the Seahawks alive in the playoff hunt, and Wilson will have extra rest ahead of Week 12's matchup with the Panthers.

Rodgers completed 21 of 30 passes for 332 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions in the Packers' 27-24 loss to the Seahawks on Thursday. He also rushed once for three yards.

Rodgers put on an outstanding performance in defeat, remaining mistake-free and firing a pair of particularly impressive touchdown passes to Robert Tonyan and Aaron Jones. The All-Pro signal-caller was in vintage form on the former, scrambling around and buying time before flinging a pass across the field over 50 yards for the score. Rodgers lost tight end Jimmy Graham during the contest due to a thumb injury, and he came up empty on what would turn out to be the Packers' final drive with a third-down incompletion with 4:23 remaining. Rodgers' 70.0 percent completion rate was his best since Week 2, while his yardage total qualified as his first over 300 since Week 6. The multi-time Pro Bowler will look to put this disappointing loss aside when the Packers face the Vikings in a Week 12 divisional battle.

Mahomes (foot) appears on the Chiefs' Week 11 injury report, but he practiced fully Thursday, Myles Simmons of the Rams' official site reports.

There's little doubt that Mahomes will be available for Monday night's game against the Rams, but his presence on his team's injury report is not entirely surprising, on the heels of absorbing five sacks versus the Cardinals in Week 10. Given that the Chiefs and Rams are the NFL's second and third-highest scoring teams to date, there's shootout potential in a compelling Monday Night Football matchup featuring two 9-1 teams.

A stomach issue caused Jackson to miss Thursday's practice, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

With Joe Flacco (hip) also not practicing, Robert Griffin III was the only Baltimore signal-caller taking reps Thursday. We'll look for added clarity with regard to the team's Week 11 QB situation no later than Friday, but Baltimore's coaching staff has already noted that Flacco does not necessarily need to practice this week in order to start Sunday's 1:00 PM ET game against the Bengals.

Coach Kyle Shanahan confirmed Mullens will remain the 49ers' starting quarterback following a Week 11 bye, David Lombardi of The Athletic reports.

The 49ers are getting their midseason respite at the moment, but on the heels of two mostly steady performances from Mullens and the offense, Shanahan will stick with the undrafted quarterback during the team's next game Nov. 25 at Tampa Bay. Accounting from those outings reveals 70 percent passing (43 of 61), 256 yards per game and four touchdowns versus two interceptions from Mullens as San Francisco averaged 28.5 points per contest. At least for the foreseeable future, Mullens will fend off C.J. Beathard for reps under center.

Rodgers (knee) practiced in full Tuesday, Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports.

In the portion of Tuesday's session open to the media, Rodgers was in a helmet, per Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site, forecasting his eventual activity level. Rodgers now will turn his entire focus to Thursday's road game against a Seahawks defense that has given up 285.3 passing yards per game and six touchdowns to quarterbacks over the last three contests.

Rodgers (knee) was spotted doing some work during the team's short practice Tuesday, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

After handling all practice reps last week, Rodgers might've raised some concern as a non-participant for practice Monday. The absence may have just been a day off for maintenance, though, and he's back on track at practice ahead of Thursday's showdown with the Seahawks in Seattle.

Mullens completed 27 of 39 passes for 250 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions in Monday night's 27-23 loss to the Giants.

Mullens valiantly marched San Francisco downfield to give the team an outside chance of winning after surrendering a go-ahead touchdown with under a minute remaining. Although he was unable to find the end zone as time expired, Mullens did hit Matt Breida on an 11-yard score in the third quarter. He also again showed good poise in the pocket on most of his throws, although his two interceptions, including one on his own 6-yard line, proved costly. After a commendable two-game stint as starter, Mullens will now head into the 49ers' bye week hoping to keep his job when the team travels to play the Bucs in Week 12.

Winston will continue to back up starter Ryan Fitzpatrick in Sunday's road game against the Giants.

Winston seemingly was benched due to issues with turnovers. The low point was a four-interception performance in a Week 8 loss to the Bengals, extending his streak with multiple picks to five games (four of them this season, plus Week 17 of the 2017 campaign). Since Winston's demotion, Fitzpatrick similarly has been turnover-prone, committing five in back-to-back losses. With the Bucs sitting at 3-6, Winston may be given another chance to play this season. That said, his fifth-year option is only guaranteed for injury in case he's unable to pass a physical in March, so the team may be playing out the string with Fitzpatrick to avoid being on the hook for Winston's $20.9 million cap hit in 2019.