Author: Michael

Odell Beckham, Jr. borrowed a touchdown celebration from Tyreek Hill that could hurt him financially.
During the third quarter of a 33-31 loss to the Cleveland Browns, the Baltimore Ravens wide receiver caught a 40-yard touchdown. Not a bad result for your first catch of the game.
Because no defender got close to him during the reception, Beckham, Jr. flashed the peace sign on his way to the house. It was an ode to Hill, the Miami Dolphins receiver who frequently used this celebration as a member of the Kansas City Chiefs.
Here’s the catch and celly by OBJ.

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For one half at least, Deshaun Watson looked like a quarterback worthy of $230 million and three first-round picks. Cleveland desperately needs him to be that guy going forward.

For one half at least, Watson looked like a quarterback worthy of $230 million and three first-round picks. If he plays like he did vs. the Ravens, Cleveland is a Super Bowl contender.

Texans rookie QB C.J. Stroud led another last-minute win thanks to his latest big game. Scott Pianowski breaks down fantasy’s winners and losers.

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In an NFL season marked by low scores, Detroit and Los Angeles combined for 10 touchdowns. Riley Patterson’s 41-yard field goal as time expired gave the Lions a thrilling 41-38 victory.

Christian McCaffrey’s crushed after he failed to score a touchdown in Week 10. CMC is a touchdown machine, coming into Sunday’s matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars with 17-straight games with a touchdown, tying the record in consecutive games scored with ex-Baltimore Colt Lenny Moore.
McCaffrey had a shot at breaking the record and fell short of a score in the Niners’ 34-3 win Sunday over the Jaguars. He logged 142 total yards of offense and even got some late-game help from Kyle Shanahan to get him a score and an NFL record.

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Miles Bridges is due in court again on Monday for a hearing regarding a new domestic violence incident after his initial 30 game suspension.

Tommy DeVito and the Giants had a tough Week 10 game against the Cowboys.
Heading into the game, not a lot was expected from DeVito and the Giants, who were 17-point underdogs in Dallas.
Expectations were low, but New York’s performance on the field was somehow lower.
After the first half, the Cowboys had made 20 first downs, while the Giants had managed just one. Dallas took a 28–0 lead into the break, and New York gave no indication that they would be managing some sort of storybook comeback thanks to an inspirational halftime speech.