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Author: Michael
Jon Champion, Robbie Earle and Stephen Warnock
This article originally appeared onPittsburghSportsNOW.
After two seasons with the Pitt football program, senior running back Desmond Reid is turning towards the next chapter of his playing career.
Reid announced on Friday that he has declared for the 2026 NFL Draft. He will forego Pitt’s bowl game against East Carolina.
“First off, I would like to thank God for everything he has done for me. Nothing is possible without him,” Reid began in a post on X.
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USC women’s basketball has taken up its share of the spotlight all season long thus far, even with superstar guard JuJu Watkins sidelined. With four non-conference games against Top 25 opponents including multiple cross country trips and a game in Crypto.com Arena, USC’s non conference schedule has seen no shortage of national storylines and epic talent.
It’s awesome to see, as we witness the sport of women’s basketball continuing to grow.
With the Cleveland Browns not making the postseason for the second straight season, it’s time to step back and evaluate everything and prepare for next season. During a rebuild, it’s not usually fun due to the amount of losing, but you can always think about the potential scenarios with the pieces that you have around the team. For the Browns, most of those are on defense.
Instead of focusing on the defense, let’s shift the focus to the offense. It’s safe to say the entire offense needs a complete overhaul. Scheme, coaches, everything needs to be fixed.
Who could be in and who could be out for the Buffalo Bills and Cleveland Browns in Week 16?
Here are the final injury reports for both teams ahead of their Sunday game at Huntington Bank Field:
Cleveland Browns (3-11)
Out
OL Jack Conklin (concussion)
TE David Njoku (knee)
LB Winston Reid (back)
RB Dylan Sampson (hand)
CB Denzel Ward (calf)
QB Deshaun Watson (Achilles)
Questionable
DT Sam Kamara (elbow)
OL Wyatt Teller (calf)
Will play
TE Brenden Bates (ankle)
DT Mike Hall Jr. (illness)
S Grant Delpit (groin)
DT Mike Hall Jr.
Who could be in and who could be out for the New York Jets and New Orleans Saints in Week 16?
We’ve reached that time of year in the NFL when teams on the precipice of playoff relevancy can take that big leap into the postseason if they just do one more thing.
That one more thing almost always involves winning.
And that’s where we are in Week 16 of the season. Simply, three teams have clinched playoff berths: The Denver Broncos, Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks.
The 10-4 Chicago Bears host the 9-4-1 Green Bay Packers as 1.5-point home underdogs this Saturday night.This matchup is huge for the NFC North title and playoff seeding. The Bears lost to the Packers in Green Bay just two weeks ago, but a win this week in Chicago would vault them right back up to the top of the division.
Chicago does have quite a few injury concerns. They’re already out two of their best receivers in Rome Odunze and Luther Burden and their starting running back, D’Andre Swift, is questionable. If he can play, it would be a boost to their chances.
The 9-4-1 Green Bay Packers head down to face the 10-4 Chicago Bears as 1.5-point favorites at Soldier Field Saturday evening. This is a huge game for both teams, as whoever wins has the inside lane for the NFC North title. But, both teams have injuries to some key players. The Bears will be without receivers Rome Odunze and Luther Burden, while De’Andre Swift is questionable. And the Packers could be without their star running back Josh Jacobs, as he is also officially questionable.
Josh Jacobs injury updates
Jacobs didn’t get in any practices this week due to knee and ankle issues.