Author: Michael

Brian Daboll’s New York Giants are chugging along in the first half of Sunday’s Wild Card matchup against the Minnesota Vikings.
Giants QB Daniel Jones has been impressive through the air and on the ground, but his greatest jaw-dropping play was a seamless Statue of Liberty handoff in the red zone.

Bringing back memories of Boise State’s legendary game-winning Statue of Liberty against Oklahoma in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, Jones received the snap, faked the short pass to a motioning Saquon Barkley and DJ temporarily duped the defense by slipping the behind-the-back handoff to Breida.

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It’s becoming increasingly difficult to be one of those people that wants to argue that Alex Ovechkin isn’t the best goalscorer in NHL history.
Here’s another reason: trying to be one of those people will only end in frustration.
On Saturday night, the Capitals hosted the Philadelphia Flyers for the second half of a home-and-home series. While the Caps came up short to the Flyers (who are on a heater at the moment) Ovechkin potted the Caps’ only goal in the 3-1 loss.
That in and of itself is completely insignificant.

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With the Dolphins losing to Buffalo, seventh seeds are now 0-6.
Three years ago, the NFL decided to expand its playoff tournament from 12 to 14 teams. Introducing a seventh seed in each conference, however, has not necessarily improved the competitiveness of the Wild Card playoff round.
With both the Miami Dolphins and Seattle Seahawks losing their respective games in Buffalo and San Francisco this weekend, seventh-seeded teams are now 0-for-6 since the playoff expansion.

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