Author: Michael

Jared Goff and the Lions beat the Chargers, 41–38, in one of Sunday’s best Week 10 games, and they did so in dramatic fashion with a walk-off field goal as time expired. 
The biggest play of the final drive came on fourth-and-2 from the Chargers’ 26-yard line when Dan Campbell and Co. decided to roll the dice and go for it, instead of attempting a field goal with just under two minutes left in the game. 

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff gestures at the line of scrimmage during the first half against the Detroit Lions at SoFi Stadium.

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Deion Sanders’ Colorado Buffaloes lost a top 2025 recruit as they continue to lose luster since Coach Prime’s arrival. On Sunday, four-star wideout and 2025 Buffaloes commit — Winston Watkins, Jr. — opted to de-commit from CU.
Watkins released a statement Sunday, relaying that he will re-evaluate his decision and consider other options among the 22 offers received.

Deion Sanders loses four-star WR recruit.

As if another blowout loss to the Cowboys wasn’t bad enough, the Giants found another way to get roasted by NFL fans during Sunday’s 49–17 blowout in Dallas. 
Dallas’s dominant victory saw the club take a 28–0 lead into halftime before surrendering a few standout plays down the stretch to New York, highlights the team made sure to take full advantage despite the massive deficit.
Despite the all-around bad afternoon, Giants players took time to dance and celebrating multiple times in the second half.

Vikings quarterback Josh Dobbs led the team to its fifth consecutive win on Sunday during his first start and his home debut in Minnesota.
The Vikings downed the Saints, 27–19, and the franchise’s new starting quarterback couldn’t help but express his appreciation for the support he’s received from the fan base during his brief tenure with Minnesota.
After the game, Dobbs took to social media with a message for the fans at U.S. Bank Stadium, making clear that the “SKOL” chant was well received on the field.

Welcome to our breakdown of the NFL playoff picture.
Moving forward, we’ll be publishing an updated version of this every week, looking at how the weekend’s action is swaying which teams will get an 18th game (and potentially beyond) and which will be going home on Jan. 8, 2024.
Although nobody has clinched anything this early, there are a couple of safe conclusions to draw looking at the standings.
In the AFC, it would take a monumental collapse for the Chiefs (7–2), Ravens (7–3) or Jaguars (6–3) to miss the playoffs, considering their records, talent and divisional situation.

James Harden’s time with the Clippers has not gone according to plan.
After spending much of the offseason elbowing his way out of Philadelphia and to Los Angeles however he could, Harden was finally traded to the Clippers a week into the 2023-24 NBA season.
But since landing in Los Angeles, Harden’s fit with the Clippers has not been great. Los Angeles is 0–4 since he joined the team after a loss to the Grizzlies on Sunday.
Adding insult to injury in Sunday’s loss was Harden’s brutal airball late in the game that all but ended the Clippers’ shot at a comeback.

Here’s an early look at the fantasy players you’ll be targeting off the waiver wire this week. None of these players are rostered in more than 50% of Yahoo! leagues. The actual Yahoo! ownership percentage is included in parentheses. Players are listed from the most owned to the least owned after Sunday’s games.

Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb has been unstoppable over the past few weeks, a trend which continued into Dallas’ 49–17 win against the Giants in Week 10. 
Lamb checked out of Sunday’s game early into the fourth quarter, but not before he made a couple of quick catches which put him over 150 yards on the night. The 24-year-old had 11 receptions in the win, racking up 151 yards and two touchdowns, including one rushing score.
It marked the third consecutive game in which Lamb had at least 10 receptions and 150 receiving yards.

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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