
Week 10 started without a Canadian win. Jevón Holland intercepted Jayden
Daniels on Thursday night, his fourth of the season, but the Giants lost 24-21 to Washington. That
puts the Coquitlam safety one behind Xavier McKinney and Amani Hooker, now of Buffalo, who share
the league lead with five. Sunday brings two games with a Canadian on both sides, and one roster in Buffalo is a
man short.
Thursday: Holland’s interception, a Giants loss
Holland finished with three tackles, the interception and a pass defended, and he now has four
picks and six passes defended in eight games. Theo Johnson of Windsor, Ontario, caught one pass for
eight yards and sits on five catches for 63 yards and a touchdown this season. Four days earlier,
the Giants won 19-11 in Philadelphia.
Isaiah Adams is back for Rams at Cardinals
Arizona activated Adams from injured reserve on 7 November, so the Ajax offensive lineman returns
to a list that had him sidelined since October. He and Albert Reese of Edmonton line up against
two Rams, Alaric Jackson of Windsor and Wesley Bailey of Ottawa. Our model makes Los Angeles
favourites by 8.8 points with a 79% win probability, after the Rams won 20-13 in Washington and
the Cardinals lost 17-3 in Seattle.
Carolina at New Orleans has Canadians on both sides too
Chuba Hubbard of Sherwood Park, Alberta, has 134 carries for 619 yards and five rushing
touchdowns, plus 26 catches for 167 yards and two more scores. John Metchie III of Brampton has
14 catches for 154 yards. Waiting for both is Nathan Shepherd of Ajax on the Saints’ defensive
line. The model leans New Orleans by 2.1 points at 58%, a long way short of a confident call.
Joshua Palmer goes to injured reserve
Buffalo placed the Brampton receiver on injured reserve on 9 November, the day of the Monday
night win in Minnesota. He had four catches for 117 yards and two touchdowns through Week 8.
That leaves Dalton Kincaid, who holds dual citizenship, and Michael Hoecht of Oakville as the
Bills’ available Canadians. Kincaid has 30 catches for 429 yards and two scores. The Bills visit
the Jets, whose Canadian, David Onyemata of Winnipeg, is still on injured reserve, and the model
has Buffalo favourites by 15.1 points.
Singleton’s lead holds through a bye
Denver beat Carolina 26-21 in Week 9 and Alex Singleton, who holds dual citizenship, added six
tackles to reach 107. Nakobe Dean of the Raiders is next with 99. The Broncos are on bye this
week, so that margin can shrink without Singleton playing a snap. Chicago is also off, which idles
Neville Gallimore of Ottawa and Theo Benedet of North Vancouver.
Two prime-time spots
Chase Brown of London, Ontario, has 103 carries for 397 yards and 39 catches for a Bengals team
that won 34-17 in Atlanta last week. Cincinnati hosts Pittsburgh on Sunday night, with the model
taking the Bengals by 2.5. On Monday the Chargers carry Akheem Mesidor of Ottawa, Deane Leonard of
Calgary and Logan Taylor of Lunenburg to Baltimore, where Tavius Robinson of Guelph remains on the
Ravens’ injured reserve.
Who is unavailable
Three are on injured reserve: Palmer, Robinson and Onyemata. Giovanni Manu of Pitt Meadows is
not on Detroit’s active roster. Singleton, Gallimore and Benedet are idle with their clubs on bye.
Everyone else in the table is on an active roster; game-day designations come out on Friday
afternoon and are not reflected here.
Every Canadian in NFL Week 10
| Player | Pos | Club | From | Week 10 | 2026 so far |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Isaiah Adams | OL | Cardinals | Ajax, ON | vs Rams | Activated from injured reserve, 7 Nov |
| Albert Reese | OT | Cardinals | Edmonton, AB | vs Rams | Active |
| Matthew Bergeron | OL | Falcons | Victoriaville, QC | vs Chiefs | Active |
| Sydney Brown | S | Falcons | London, ON | vs Chiefs | Active |
| Tavius Robinson | Edge | Ravens | Guelph, ON | vs Chargers (Mon) | On injured reserve |
| Dalton Kincaid | TE | Bills | Dual citizen | at Jets | 30 catches, 429 yards, 2 TD |
| Joshua Palmer | WR | Bills | Brampton, ON | at Jets | On injured reserve since 9 Nov |
| Michael Hoecht | Edge | Bills | Oakville, ON | at Jets | 6 tackles, half a sack |
| Chuba Hubbard | RB | Panthers | Sherwood Park, AB | at Saints | 134 carries, 619 yards, 5 TD |
| John Metchie III | WR | Panthers | Brampton, ON | at Saints | 14 catches, 154 yards, 1 TD |
| Neville Gallimore | DL | Bears | Ottawa, ON | Bye | Active |
| Theo Benedet | OL | Bears | North Vancouver, BC | Bye | Active |
| Chase Brown | RB | Bengals | London, ON | vs Steelers (Sun night) | 103 carries, 397 yards, 39 catches |
| Alex Singleton | LB | Broncos | Dual citizen | Bye | 107 tackles, leads the NFL |
| Giovanni Manu | OL | Lions | Pitt Meadows, BC | vs Patriots | Not on the active roster |
| Benjamin St-Juste | CB | Packers | Montreal, QC | vs Vikings | Active |
| Alaric Jackson | OL | Rams | Windsor, ON | at Cardinals | Active |
| Wesley Bailey | Edge | Rams | Ottawa, ON | at Cardinals | Active |
| Akheem Mesidor | Edge | Chargers | Ottawa, ON | at Ravens (Mon) | Active |
| Deane Leonard | DB | Chargers | Calgary, AB | at Ravens (Mon) | Active |
| Logan Taylor | G | Chargers | Lunenburg, NS | at Ravens (Mon) | Active |
| Jared Wayne | WR | Dolphins | Peterborough, ON | at Colts | 4 catches, 65 yards |
| Nathan Shepherd | DL | Saints | Ajax, ON | vs Panthers | Active |
| Jevón Holland | S | Giants | Coquitlam, BC | Lost 24-21 to Commanders (Thu) | 4 interceptions, 6 passes defended |
| Theo Johnson | TE | Giants | Windsor, ON | Lost 24-21 to Commanders (Thu) | 5 catches, 63 yards, 1 TD |
| David Onyemata | DL | Jets | Winnipeg, MB | vs Bills | On injured reserve |
| Kurtis Rourke | QB | 49ers | Oakville, ON | at Cowboys | Active |
| Elic Ayomanor | WR | Titans | Medicine Hat, AB | vs Jaguars | 13 catches, 211 yards, 1 TD |
Rosters and statuses verified against the league feed on 13 November 2026 and can change before kickoff. Statistics are season totals through Week 9, plus Thursday’s Giants game. For the model’s pick on every game, see our NFL picks, and the injury report carries the week’s designations. 19+ (18+ in AB/MB/QC) | Please play responsibly | ConnexOntario: 1-866-531-2600 (ON). See your province’s helpline for resources elsewhere.