Lamar Jackson is playing like an MVP again and the Ravens are sneaky contenders. Meanwhile, rookie QB C.J. Stroud has the Texans in the thick of a divisional race.
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Baltimore’s offense has been inconsistent as a whole up to this point, but having Lamar solves a ton of that. Plus, the Bills are uniquely equipped to handle the tough road ahead, and fortune favors this bold AFC squad.
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With the rookie passer sidelined for the year, what does that do for his development?
This is not the news that the Indianapolis Colts, and their fans, wanted to hear.
But it is the unfortunate reality of their situation.
The team announced on Wednesday that rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson, who was already on Injured Reserve with a shoulder injury, will have surgery. That procedure will bring to a close his rookie campaign after only a handful of games.
On Thursday, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce caught nine passes for 124 yards in Kansas City’s 19-8 win over the Broncos — his highest receiving total in a game since Dec. 2021 against the Chargers.
As it turns out, that may have been the least exciting part of Kelce’s weekend.
The Chiefs tight end — whose reported romance with musician Taylor Swift has dominated headlines for nearly a month — opened up about his and Swift’s voyage to Saturday Night Live on Wednesday’s episode of his podcast New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce.
Lane Kiffin is one of the premier coaches in all of college football and has his Ole Miss team heading to Auburn this weekend at 5-1 on the season. Dating back to the 2021 campaign, Kiffin has led Ole Miss to a 23-9 record. At worst, you could say Kiffin has met expectations since taking over in Oxford.
None of that matters if Ole Miss leaves the plains on Saturday losers. If the Rebels lose to the Tigers then Kiffin should be fired on the spot and be banned from coaching football ever again in the United States.
That’s the way Joe Goodman of AL.com sees it, at least.
Diamondbacks radio announcers Greg Schulte and Tom Candiotti are good at their jobs. But Arizona fans might have been annoyed this just how good they were on Monday night.
Schulte and Candiotti were on the call for Game 2 of the NLCS in Philadelphia, and as Arizona starter Zac Gallen threw his final warmup pitches, the broadcast duo was talking about Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber’s penchant for hitting leadoff homers.
Welcome to Week 7 of the fantasy football season! Also known as, “bye-mageddon!”
That’s right, there are six teams on a bye: Carolina, Cincinnati, Dallas, Houston, New York Jets and Tennessee. That makes the rankings even more important, and we’re here to help with my initial fantasy player lists! I’ve used a full-point PPR scoring system, which you can use in coordination with the Week 7 edition of Start Em, Sit Em. At Sports Illustrated, we always have you covered!
At the quarterback position, Sam Howell makes a big move up into the top 12.
1. If you’ve been a reader of mine since the old “Hot Clicks” days, you know I have a soft spot for local news because oftentimes it’s a trainwreck.
And I don’t mean that in a negative way. I mean that more in a, “”you never know what you’re going to get with local news” way.
I say all this to set up what happened Tuesday on Phoenix’s Fox 10 when the local anchors threw it to a reporter in Philadelphia covering Game 2 of the Diamondbacks-Phillies NLCS. Here’s how the exchange went down:
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Welcome to Week 7 of the fantasy football season! Also known as, “bye-mageddon!”
That’s right, there are six teams on a bye: Carolina, Cincinnati, Dallas, Houston, New York Jets and Tennessee. That makes the rankings even more important, and we’re here to help with my initial fantasy player lists! I’ve used a full-point PPR scoring system, which you can use in coordination with the Week 7 edition of Start Em, Sit Em.
Dabo Swinney hasn’t made many headlines during the 2023 season that would cause fans to show emotion for his Clemson football team. But that all changed Monday night. At the core of his comments about the unrest on social media from a small percentage of fans lies the fear of being passed by.
Lets face it, we’re in a new era of college football, not the one that saw Clemson taking most of the headlines. What was once a program talked about on a weekly basis, we’re now bearing witness to the potential of getting lost in the fray.