Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Cavaliers fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys.
Last week, we asked you another round of questions. Let’s see how Cleveland Cavaliers fans reacted.
First, we wanted to know whether or not you were happy with Evan Mobley’s expanded offensive role. The Cavs are trying to force-feed as much offensive responsibility as possible.
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The tone was even and the words subtle.
But Jacksonville Jaguars coach Liam Coen said personnel changes may be coming in the wake of Sunday’s 30-29 loss to the Houston Texans, in which the Jaguars had nine penalties for 90 yards, allowed five sacks and frittered away a 29-10 lead in the fourth quarter.
The Jaguars have many issues, but the two most glaring are offensive penalties and an anemic pass rush.
The Jaguars lead the NFL with 9.2 penalties per game.
The Tennessee Titans took a week to self-scout and came to the following conclusion: Converting third downs at the worst rate in the NFL isn’t helping things.
Through nine games, the Titans have only converted 28.45% of their offensive third downs. That’s not just the worst rate in the NFL; across the last 10 seasons, only the 2023 New York Jets have finished a year with a worse third down conversion rate. Since 2000, the Titans‘ 28.45% rate comes in as the 13th-worst conversion percentage the league has seen.
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The Miami Dolphins turned in one of the more shocking performances of the season on Sunday afternoon in Miami Gardens, taking a sledgehammer to their divisional foes, the Buffalo Bills.
Considering the Fins limped into the matchup at 2–7 and had just fired their GM, while the Bills were battling for AFC East supremacy at 6–2, that 30–13 final score likely turned a lot of heads when it hit the wire around 4 p.m.
While the Dolphins might’ve quietly been eyeing the No.
There has been a full week of college basketball games, which means it’s beyond time to overreact.
Here are the three biggest winners and losers from the sport’s opening week.
3 Winners
Arizona
The Wildcats won the first spotlight game of the 2205-26 season with their 93-87 triumph over reigning national champion Florida on opening night. Toss in the fact that freshman forward Koa Peat likely gave the most impressive individual performance of the week (30 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals), and yeah, it isn’t hard to justify Arizona being here.
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2009 Formula 1 champion Jenson Button has retired from racing after his final race in the World Endurance Championship in Bahrain. His retirement has, as you’d expect, led to speculation about his next move, with many fans suggesting we could see the Briton join the Sky Sports F1 broadcast team full-time.
Button confirmed in July 2025 that he would retire at the end of the current WEC season to focus on spending more time with his family, but fans are adamant that he will not step away from the motorsport world for good.