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It looks like a two-horse race among QBs for the Heisman Trophy.
With the college football season at least one-third of the way through, we can really get a good look at not only the best teams in the country, but the best players. The Heisman race is opening up, and we have a bevy of talented players who are in the mix for the sports’ most prestigious individual award.
Jared Goff isn’t known as the most fleet-of-foot quarterback in the NFL, so the Lions signal-caller finding the end zone with his legs was cause for celebration last Sunday. Unfortunately, Goff’s attempt at celebrating his three-yard scamper against the Falcons didn’t quite go according to plan, creating a hilarious video shared by NFL Films this week.
After Goff found the end zone, he ran over to celebrate with Lions fans in the first row behind the end zone.
We say the same thing every other year when the Ryder Cup rolls around, but this year’s event does have a legitimately different feel to it. Europe’s stalwarts of Sergio Garcia, Ian Poulter, and Lee Westwood aren’t involved this year leaving the U.S. with arguably the most cohesive group of the two sides, which is something nobody has been able to say in quite some time.
Taylor Swift is well on her way to becoming the First Lady of Kansas City (Sorry, Brittney and Gracie) and as such, people are hoping she’ll use the power that comes with the position to fix some of society’s ills. Even if those “ills” are inconsequential like the Chiefs fans doing the “Tomahawk Chop.”
Rhonda LeVado, founder of the Native American group Not in Our Honor told TMZ that she hopes Taylor Swift will convince Chiefs fans to stop doing the gesture.
“We remain hopeful that an outside influence like Ms.
It’s not about this year for the Jets, it’s about the future.
That’s the overall consensus amongst the New York Jets and their fans after their savior quarterback Aaron Rodgers was lost for the season after suffering a torn Achilles on the first drive of the first game of the season.
But now the question becomes what is the right way to proceed.
The answer couldn’t be more obvious – the Jets need to get a good quarterback ASAP before the team tears each other apart.
Zach Wilson is not the answer for the Jets or any other NFL team.
The Cardinals also recorded their first win of the season after shocking the Cowboys and the football world. But the Cowboys have bigger problems than just the Week 3 loss after cornerback Trevon Diggs tore his ACL in practice last week.
The Cowboys might be pretenders, and the Dolphins might have the best team in the league after dropping 70 points against the Broncos. But as always, let’s not get carried away. And let’s face it: The biggest story of Week 3 was Taylor Swift attending the Chiefs’ home game as Travis Kelce’s guest.
Here are our winners and losers from the past week.
Enough things have gone wrong for the Padres this year. The last thing they needed before the season wraps up this week is for their star player to get injured in a freak accident.
In the first inning of Monday night’s game against the Giants, Juan Soto was minding his own business in the on-deck circle while Fernando Tatis Jr. was at the plate. San Francisco starter Logan Webb threw a slider that Tatis checked his swing on. The ball hit his bat and ricocheted into foul territory—an unremarkable occurrence that happens multiple times in an MLB game.
Two games involving the league’s four winless teams will go a long way toward determining who gets the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft and the right to select USC’s Heisman-winning QB.
All four 0-3 teams are playing each other, and for the Bears, Broncos, Vikings and Panthers, their games could forecast Williams’ future.