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The St. Louis Blues had several prospects deliver noteworthy performances during the final week of October. From a three-goal weekend at Boston University to a first NHL goal in Detroit, young players throughout the organization continued to make progress.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson suffered another injury on his first play back in Week 8. Fans had anticipated a marquee matchup between Jackson and Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, but Jackson's immediate setback quickly disrupted those expectations.
Jackson, a two-time NFL MVP, was making his return to the lineup after missing the previous three games due to an ankle injury.
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