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Just weeks after the Clippers shocked the NBA world by signing the 2019 NBA MVP, a feeling percolated across the organization: fear.
We are now two weeks into the 2025 NFL season.
While it is still early, we can start drawing some conclusions about teams.
As luck would have it, ten teams enter Week 3 without a loss, while ten teams are staring an 0-3 start in the face. Here, we will look at the teams in that latter category, and rank them by the likelihood they pull it together and make a run to the playoffs.
For some of these teams, the postseason is still in sight.
For others, it might be time to start looking at prospects for the 2026 NFL Draft.
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The world of combat sports remains in shock at the news that U.K. boxing legend Ricky Hatton was found dead in his home on Sunday morning (Sept. 14, 2025) at just 46 years of age.
No official cause of death has been attributed to his passing, but several insiders and close friends have heavily suggested his passing was due to suicide. Hatton had openly struggled with his mental health following his retirement from the sport in 2012 and spoke of dark years with multiple suicide attempts and a resignation to drinking himself to death.
The Tennessee Titans (0-2) and the Indianapolis Colts (2-0) face off on Sunday in the first of two AFC South matchups.
The Titans are coming off a 33-19 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, while the Colts capped off a thrilling 29-28 upset victory over the Denver Broncos, improving to 2-0.
Here are six things you must know going into the matchup.
Matchup history
Of course, these teams have a long matchup history, being long-time divisional rivals. All-time, the Colts lead this series, 39-22. The Titans have lost four straight to this team and would love to regain respect in the matchup with a win.
Jamaica’s Shericka Jackson, the two-time
John Bates takes a lot of pride in his blocking.
The former Boise State tight end, selected by Washington 124 overall in the 2021 NFL Draft, was a guest on Tuesday on 106.7 the Fan with “BMitch & Finlay.”
Bates expressed that he understands that making blocks doesn’t show up in the stat sheet. He understands that though outsiders do not always appreciate blocking, he certainly knows it is appreciated inside the building. Bates spoke of it as satisfying in helping your team’s offense.