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Las Vegas Raiders fans are holding their collective breath right now, as standout tight end Brock Bowers has made his way to the medical tent for a second time in today’s game against the New England Patriots.
Bowers went to the tent a few plays after this 38-yard catch-and-run, where he carved through the Patriots defense on this crossing route, working right-to-left:

Brock Bowers gets 38 yards on the catch and run
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Game status update: Reed is ACTIVE for Week 1.
The Green Bay Packers continue to have injury concerns at wide receiver. The most recent is for Jayden Reed, who suffered a Jones fracture in his foot. But, Reed has decided to play through the injury instead of getting surgery. Rest is needed for the fracture to heal, so Reed likely won’t practice as much as usual and will be listed as questionable, like he is this week.
He didn’t practice on Wednesday and then was limited on Thursday and Friday.

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President Donald Trump’s arrival at the U.S. Open men’s final in Queens on Sunday afternoon caused quite a stir, both inside and outside of Arthur Ashe Stadium.
President Trump emerged from a Rolex-sponsored suite ahead of the final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, and was met by what sounded like mostly cheers, although boos could also be heard, from the fans who had already made it inside the stadium.

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UPDATE: The game resumed at 3:10 p.m. after a one-hour delay.
Usually it’s MLB or the PGA Tour dealing with weather delays, but for the second time in Week 1, an NFL game was halted due to lightning. The Panthers and Jaguars had to leave the field after a thunderstorm rolled into Jacksonville on Sunday afternoon. 
Midway through the second quarter, just after Jacksonville’s first touchdown gave them a 10-3 lead, officials stopped play due to the storm.
Some fans complained the delay came too early, since the storm hadn’t yet reached the stadium.
As of 3:00 p.m.

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