The Facts: Bortles kept his job after five turnovers in a loss to the Chiefs two weeks ago. He kept his job after a turnover in a loss to the Cowboys last week. He might have lost his job after two turnovers in less than three full quarters in a loss to the Texans on Sunday. HC Doug Marrone said the position is “open” before adding “everything’s open” after the team’s third consecutive loss and fourth in five games. Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: Bortles has “no idea” whether he will keep his starting job. He has started the past 67 games for Jacksonville, dating to Week Three of his rookie season. “I’ll do the same thing I’ve always done — show up, work, prepare and get ready to go and work as hard as I can,” Bortles told reporters afterward. “If I play, I play. If not, then I’ll do whatever I can to help this team.” Marrone yanked Bortles after the quarterback’s second lost fumble of the day, with the Jaguars trailing 20-0 early in the third quarter. Marrone said Bortles was “pissed” at being pulled. “We’ve lost three straight games, and we can’t stop shooting ourselves in the foot for lack of a better expression,” Marrone said. “We’ve got to do something, but the first thing we’ve got to do is stop turning the damn ball over. Period. That would be the positive of how we can build.”

The Facts: Parker was inactive today after being listed as questionable with a quadriceps injury, but Parker’s agent says Parker should have been on the field, and not on the injury report. Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: Parker’s agent, Jimmy Gould, issued a statement to the Palm Beach Post saying his client is ready, willing and able to play. “I am responding that coach (Adam) Gase is not telling the truth and his decision was an example of poor management and cost the team the best opportunity to win,” Gould said. “He continues attacking the health of my client and that is not acceptable. Parker is not only healthy but wants to help this team win and the only real question that should be asked is how does coach Gase justify his own incompetence. The team averaged only 6.1 yards per catch. They needed Parker active. He is completely healthy and was in full participation all week and in warmups this morning. Something smells in Miami.” There have been reports of the Dolphins looking to trade Parker, and this statement seems to make Parker’s departure much more likely. It’s hard to see Parker playing for Gase now.

The Facts: Michel was carted off with a knee injury in the first half of Sunday’s win over the Bears and the wait for word on the severity of the injury will likely stretch beyond Sunday night. PFT has learned, via a league source, that Michel will have an MRI on Monday. Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: Michel was injured when his leg twisted under a tackler on a play that resulted in a lost fumble for the Patriots. Michel ended his brief appearance with four carries for 22 yards and one catch for 13 yards. James White and Kenjon Barner filled in at running back the rest of the way. White caught two touchdowns and had 97 total yards on the afternoon. The Patriots have already placed Rex Burkhead and Jeremy Hill on injured reserve this year and will likely be considering potential additions to their backfield while awaiting final word on Michel’s outlook.

The Facts: Vinatieri popped up on the team’s injury report earlier this season because of a groin issue, but he wasn’t on the list of ailing players coming into Sunday’s game against the Bills. Vinatieri said, via the Indianapolis Star, he will be on this week’s list, however. Vinatieri said that he aggravated the injury during the 37-5 Colts victory. Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: That injury likely explains why Vinatieri had a rough day kicking the ball. He missed a field goal and two extra points during the proceedings. Vinatieri, who had missed two kicks in the first six weeks of the season, entered Sunday’s game 10 points shy of the career record for scoring. He’ll try to get the remaining five points against the Raiders in Week Eight as long as his health permits it.

The Facts: Bortles' rough day is over. Jacksonville has replaced Bortles with Cody Kessler. Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: The Jaguars trailed the Texans 20-0 and Bortles accounted for two turnovers in the first 34:15 of action. ... This will obviously be a storyline in coming days and we'll follow up as needed.

The Facts: Powell has been ruled out against the Minnesota Vikings after suffering a neck injury. Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: Powell was sharing the workload with Isaiah Crowell, who will get the bulk of the backfield duties for the rest of the day. We'll follow up on Powell as needed.

The Facts: Swoope is questionable to return to today's game with a knee injury. Reported by FootballDiehards.com

Diehards Line: Swoope was playing today despite a questionable designation due to a knee injury. We'll follow up on Swoope as needed in coming days.

The Facts: Coutee is questionable to return after suffering a hamstring injury in the first half against the Jaguars. Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: Coutee has been dealing with a hamstring injury since August, although he was removed from Friday's injury report after working on a limited basis all week despite the injury. ... We'll follow up as needed.

The Facts: Wilson suffered a leg injury against the Detroit Lions and will not return. Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: Wilson appeared to injury his lower leg as he was tackled from behind with the tackler rolling up on his foot and ankle. ... We'll follow up as needed.

The Facts: Michel has a knee injury, per the team. He did not return. Reported by ESPN.com

Diehards Line: Michel was carted to the locker room with the injury, which came on a twisting tackle that turned the rookie's knee at a severe angle and he fumbled the ball. He appeared to be in immediate/significant pain after being hit and twisted to the ground. We'll follow up as needed.