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Which running back will shine in Week 2 for your fantasy football teams? We’ll take a look at all of them in our PPR rankings.
Welcome to Week 2 of the NFL season. As usual, Week 1 was full of curve balls for fantasy players, with Monday night being the biggest curveball with Christian McCaffrey being a surprise inactive. Of course, Week 1 was also full of players and teams trying to get into rhythm. Some did, and some didn’t, but we did get to see a lot of football and now it’s time to take what we learned and apply it to Week 2.
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Kate Magdziuk shares her Week 2 wide receiver rankings for standard scoring leagues and highlights several streaming options.
The good news? Fantasy football is officially back! The bad news? Week 1 wasn’t without without its bumps and bruises.
Los Angeles Rams WR Puka Nacua is going on the injured reserve list after suffering a PCL sprain, set to miss at least the next four weeks.
This is probably going to be a suggestion the sides embroiled in the Tyreek Hill traffic stop saga will dismiss out of hand, but what if everybody could just stop hating on each other and set an example of forgiveness and mercy instead?
What if the folks who seem to be on clearly marked opposing sides as a result of this increasingly viral and now dangerous incident embraced love?
That’s definitely not where we’re at right now. Not even close.
The worst-kept secret in soccer officially became a reality on Tuesday with the U.S. Men’s National Team announcing that it has hired Mauricio Pochettino as its next manager to lead them into the 2026 World Cup. Not one person who is even remotely associated with the USMNT is upset that the squad has moved on from Gregg Berhalter and hired a proven manager in Pochettino, including the most-important player on the team, Christian Pulisic.
Deion Sanders continues to oversee a circus with the Colorado Buffaloes.
Colorado and Sanders got absolutely rocked last weekend by the Nebraska Cornhuskers, and you’d think the 28-10 loss might have humbled the Buffs.
Perhaps getting blown out on national TV would be a sign that it’s time to smash the brakes on the nonstop distractions.
That’s not happening. Instead, the college football world has been discussing a claim that Deion Sanders told the band to not play the fight song in favor of Shedeur Sander’s rap song after touchdowns.
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Time will tell if this success is sustainable for Darnold, but he lived up to his draft status on Sunday.
Minnesota Vikings head coach and offensive play-designer Kevin O’Connell is no stranger to building his emergency quarterback system on the fly out of spit and baling wire. In 2023, O’Connell had Kirk Cousins in the first half of the season, and all was well. Then Cousins suffered a torn Achilles in Week 8 against the Green Bay Packers, and his season was over.
Can Ja’Marr Chase bounce back versus Kansas C
Cathy Engelbert, the WNBA’s Commissioner, faced harsh criticism on Tuesday for not condemning “racism” and “homophobia,” which was inevitably tied back to Caitlin Clark (a white player) and her fans.
Here’s what went down …
During an appearance on CNBC’s “Power Lunch,” Engelbert was asked about the added attention the WNBA has garnered since the introduction of Indiana Fever’s No. 1 overall pick and Iowa sensation, Caitlin Clark.
What is the current situation for Puka Nacua?
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VCARB is hoping to bounce back after a frustrating Italian Grand Prix
Visa Cash App RB F1 Team left Monza empty-handed after a frustrating weekend saw both Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda finish outside the points, Tsunoda having retired early in the Italian Grand Prix following contact with Nico Hülkenberg.
Now the team has their sights set on the Baku City Circuit and, in Ricciardo’s mind, points.