Six quarters into the 2023 NFL season, Cincinnati Bengals fans are DONE with head coach Zac Taylor.
That’s right. Forget the Super Bowl appearance two years ago. Forget the run last season. The hell with it all.
The offense STINKS. Joe Burrow is WASHED. And Zac Taylor needs to be left on the tarmac, Lane Kiffin style.
Not my words! Don’t shoot the messenger.
Cincinnati looked just dreadful last week, and the Bengals STILL don’t have an offensive score this season two more quarters into today’s showdown with the Ravens.
Yes, the team trails 13-10 at the half.
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Justin Fields and the Chicago Bears are trying to get their first win of the season Sunday against the Buccaneers, but one major problem keeps popping up for the QB in Sunday’s game – he can’t get the ball out of his hand in time.
Fields, who is in his third year in the NFL, took four ugly sacks in the first half against Tampa Bay. While he was able to run for a touchdown in the first quarter, he has been driving fans a little nuts by not making plays in the pocket.
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Fox took home his fourth DP World Tour win at the BMW PGA Championship, but he was overshadowed by the Team Europe Ryder Cup team finishes.
The BMW PGA Championship wrapped up Sunday morning. Ryan Fox may have won, but the attention was on the Ryder Cup members of Team Europe.
Fox fired off a final round 67 to record an 18-under and win by one stroke. He earned his fourth DP World Tour victory. The 36-year-old shot four rounds in the 60s, including 23 birdies, two eagles, two double bogeys, and four bogeys.
C.J. Stroud made his NFL debut in Week 1 against the Baltimore Ravens. That did not goes as planned for Stroud and the Houston Texans. Not only did Houston lose the game, but they failed to reach the endzone. Both Bryce Young (Carolina Panthers) and Anthony Richardson (Indianapolis Colts) — the other two quarterbacks picked in the Top 5 of this year’s NFL Draft — also lost in Week 1 but both scored their first career NFL touchdowns.
So, Stroud and the Texans entered a Week 2 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts — and Anthony Richardson — without a touchdown.
Georgia received 57 first-place votes in the AP Top 25. Michigan held at No. 2 with two first-place votes. No. 3 Texas flipped spots with No. 4 Florida State.
Deion Sanders loves competition. So much so that he even pits his kids against each other.
The NFL Hall of Famer has historically “ranked” his children in order of most favorite to least favorite. And after Shilo forced two turnovers in Colorado’s win over Colorado State on Saturday, Coach Prime says the 23-year-old might no longer be in last place.
“[Shilo] is moving on up [the power rankings] like the Jeffersons. But Shedeur is straight-up balling, too,” Sanders told reporters after the game.
Colorado’s Travis Hunter will likely miss “a few weeks” after leaving Saturday night’s win over Colorado State with an injury, coach Deion Sanders said.
Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson was ruled out of Sunday’s game against the Texans with a concussion, the team announced. The No. 4 pick in April’s NFL draft appeared to suffer the injury after scoring his second touchdown run on the day.
With nine minutes left in the first quarter, Richardson rolled to his right on a designed run play at the 20-yard line and was able to find the end zone but took a shot from Houston safety M.J. Stewart. Richardson fell on the back of his neck but appeared to be fine, immediately springing up to celebrate the score.
NFL fans truly thought the world was ending on Sunday when Ravens kicker Justin Tucker missed a 59-yard field goal attempt vs. the Bengals in the first half.
For any other NFL kicker, it would be understandable to miss this long field goal attempt. However, Tucker is known for hardly ever missing, so any miss is a shock to fans.
A 59-yard field goal is nothing out of the ordinary for Tucker. His career best was a 66-yard attempt in the 2021 season. Last year, his season high was 58 yards, and he went 37–of–43 for all field goal attempts.
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The Colts rookie was taken to the locker room in the first half against Houston
Anthony Richardson’s second NFL game saw him join rare company.
But it remains unclear if the rookie will be able to finish the contest against the Houston Texans.
Richardson was taken to the blue medical tent during the first half Sunday, and then was seen walking from the tent to the locker room, apparently for further evaluation. A member of the Indianapolis Colts staff was carrying Richardson’s helmet as he left the field.