The fantasy postseason is upon us. Congratulations to all that have made it this far. Despite your successes I’m sure there is something or someone you are panicking about in your lineup in Week 15. Matt Harmon and Andy Behrens are back for another edition of the ‘Fantasy Playoff Panic Meter.
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Anthony Edwards and Co. have claimed the top spot in FOX Sports’ NBA power rankings for the first time this season — and possibly ever.
Seth “Freakin” Rollins cut CM Punk’s moment short after The Voice of the Voiceless officially signed with Monday Night Raw and did not mince words when calling out his time away from the WWE and making The World Heavyweight Champion’s intentions clear.
Cody Rhodes finally got his chance at Shinsuke Nakamura after being blinded by the red mist two weeks ago on Monday Night Raw.
Tommy DeVito runs New Jersey, capisce? His mom makes his dinners but DeVito — a New York Giants hero — is a grown man.
Just when the Giants thought they were out, DeVito pulled them back into the postseason chase. The interim QB’s Cinderella run rolls on with a 24-22 win over the Green Bay Packers.
DeVito and the Giants handed Packers coach Matt LaFleur his first career loss in December (16-1).
Tommy Devito & Brian Daboll pic.twitter.com/ttis5s2qgH
— Bobby Skinner (@BobbySkinner_) December 12, 2023
It’s a movement pic.twitter.
The unicorn of a baseball player signed a unicorn of a contract.
When Shohei Ohtani reached free agency last month, he asked his agent, Nez Balelo, “What if I defer all my salary so that my team has a better chance to compete?” Balelo says he dove into collective bargaining agreement language and found no limit on how much salary a player could defer. The only provision: a player must be paid at least the minimum salary.
The minimum salary for next season is $740,000. Over the next 10 years, Ohtani, by his choice, will be paid $2 million annually by his new team, the Dodgers.
Down 14 with under five minutes left, Tennessee scored two touchdowns (with a 2-point conversion) for the massive upset. Hill missed much of the game with an injured ankle.
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Diving into the playoff picture after Week 14 concludes
Chaos reigns in the NFL
As Week 14 winds down, with only three games left on the schedule, we can take a look at how things stand in the current playoff picture. Thanks to results during Sunday afternoon’s slate of games, things have gotten very chaotic in both the NFC, and the AFC.
Ahead of the remaining games, we can take a look at the current playoff picture.
Tyreek Hill’s impact on the game is palpable, on or off the sidelines.
Miami Dolphins fans fell into an early panic after Hill suffered an apparent lower leg injury early in Monday night’s primetime game against the Tennessee Titans.
Tyreek Hill injury damn hope he’s ok pic.twitter.com/Gi7qg5A7sd
— Tedd Buddwell (@TedBuddy8) December 12, 2023
Hill went down on a nasty horsecollar tackle by Titans defensive back Sean Murphy-Bunting, rolling his ankle in the process. The wideout writhed on the ground, staying out of the game with 2:50 left in the first quarter.
Another night, another viral highlight for Spurs star Victor Wembanyama, as the rookie phenom found another way to make his presence known amid his much-hyped first season.
With the Spurs battling the Rockets on the road, Wembanyama secured a pass off a pick-and-roll in the third quarter. Awaiting Wemby under the rim was a contest from Rockets center Alperen Şengün, who quickly learned the dangers of jumping with the French sensation.