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The Jacksonville Jaguars have no vision on offense, and it’s sinking their QB investment in Trevor Lawerence.
Let’s set the scene: there’s 1:48 left in the fourth quarter. The Jacksonville Jaguars are down three to the moribund offense of the Cleveland Browns, but there’s still time to wash away all of that, with the ball on their own two-yard line. Jaguars franchise quarterback Trevor Lawrence takes the snap, but every route is 30 yards downfield and takes time to develop, time the offense doesn’t have.
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Marvin Harrison Jr. looked like the franchise NFL receiver he was always supposed to for the Cardinals.
The first week of the 2024 NFL season had analysts asking several questions on the day commonly known as “Overreaction Monday.” A question perhaps at the top of that list?
Where was Marvin Harrison Jr.?
The heavily-anticipated debut from the rookie wide receiver was a letdown in the minds of many analysts, as Harrison was held to just one catch for four yards in Week 1, as the Arizona Cardinals fell to the Buffalo Bills by a final score of 34-28.
Isiah Pacheco has a fractured bone in his calf and will miss at least four weeks.
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The Chiefs will be without their lead running back for upwards of three months. We break down what the Isiah Pacheco injury means for the waiver wire in Week 3 fantasy football.
The Kansas City Chiefs will be without their starting running back for the foreseeable future after Isiah Pacheco suffered a fractured fibula against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 2, per Ian Rapoport. He left the stadium on Sunday in a walking boot after rushing for 90 yards and catching five receptions for 21 yards.
Every week in the NFL season brings a host of new questions … and answers some old ones, too. Let’s run down what we learned in Week 2.
The Texas Longhorns entered Week 2 with a major test against UTSA and performed admirably as Arch Manning had to enter the game for an injured Quinn Ewers. In its aftermath, Texas was voted as the No. 1 team in the nation in the latest AP Top 25 college football poll.
That’s just the tipping point of the weekend that was. Texas defeated UTSA, 56-7, on its way to the top spot in the rankings. Georgia fell to No. 2 after they struggled in a win over Kentucky.
Some teams and players did better than others and there were some who did worse.
In today’s edition: Texas leapfrogs Georgia, NFL Sunday by the numbers, USA tops Europe at Solheim Cup, Baker’s Dozen, and more.
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Bahrain International Circuit will again host pre-season testing next year
The full 2025 Formula 1 schedule is now set.
Earlier this year F1 confirmed the race schedule for next season, with 24 race weekends commencing in March and running through early December. With Ramadan in March of 2025, the season will begin in Australia for the first time since 2019 before shifting to Bahrain, and then Saudi Arabia.
The only matter that was left to be settled was the schedule for pre-season testing, but now that has been confirmed.
OK. Now, we’re talking! That’s more like it. That, boys and girls, was a road race. Frankly, that’s why Watkins Glen is my favorite road course on the NASCAR schedule.
You can have your fancy new tracks like COTA and the crime-riddled Chicago street race. That’s fine. Take ‘em. They’re all yours! I don’t want them.
I’ll gladly take Watkins Glen. Old reliable. The tried-and-true road course on NASCAR’s schedule. It’s been there forever, and never lets us down.
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