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Bills star Josh Allen may need a new jersey after Eagles pass rusher Haason Reddick got a fistful of it and held on for dear life during a play in the second quarter of the Buffalo-Philadelphia game. 
What was even more eye-opening than seeing the top of Allen’s jersey shredded was the fact that the referees somehow did not flag Reddick for a horse collar penalty, even with the evidence right in front of their eyes. Instead, they called intentional grounding on the Bills quarterback. 

A pretty blatant horse-collar penalty missed here.
Josh Allen’s jersey is ripped…pic.

Baltimore forced three turnovers in the first half, but Lamar Jackson hasn’t capitalized enough to open up a big lead on “Sunday Night Football.” Get updates and analysis here.

Draymond Green is eligible to return from his five-game suspension on Tuesday night.

Duke‘s Mike Elko has emerged as the leading candidate at Texas A&M but, as of early evening Sunday, had not yet made a final decision on taking the job, sources tell Sports Illustrated. Elko told his Blue Devils team on Sunday afternoon that he would make a decision within 24 hours, according to a report from ESPN.

Elko was was hired at Duke in December 2021.
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Elko, a former defensive coordinator at A&M from 2018 to ’21, came into play Sunday after talks with Kentucky coach Mark Stoops were abruptly halted Saturday night.

After making headlines on Saturday over a reported Week 11 altercation with teammate Minkah Fitzpatrick, Steelers receiver Diontae Johnson attempted to clear the air following Pittsburgh’s Week 12 win on Sunday.
NFL fans unexpectedly learned of Johnson’s post-loss locker room dust-up with Fitzpatrick less than a day before Sunday’s 16–10 victory over the Bengals. The quarrel reportedly saw Johnson and Fitzpatrick exchange words before having to be separated by veteran teammates T.J Watt and Cam Heyward.

Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper was mad about his team’s loss against the Tennessee Titans. Like, really mad.
After watching yet another pitiful performance by his offense in a 17-10 loss, Tepper visited the Panthers locker room. Once he left the (likely) dreary confines of the team’s space, he had a one-word reaction for how the defeat made him feel.

Leaving the locker room, David Tepper shook his head and yelled, “F—-!”
— Joe Person (@josephperson) November 26, 2023

Frankly, that’s what I was thinking after my New England Patriots lost to the New York Giants.

If there’s tension among coaches in New York, they’re at least handling it like men.
Drama rocked the New York Giants early Sunday, before taking on the New England Patriots at home, when an ‘inside scoop’ by longtime NFL reporter Jay Glazer proposed that head coach Brian Daboll and defensive coordinator Wink Martindale have been at odds with each other.
Glazer spelled it out plainly, stating a case that Martindale could be an in-season firing, or offseason firing (at worst).
“These guys are in a bad place,” Glazer commented on Daboll and Martindale’s relationship.

I realize that, by now, most of our minds are made up. DeMeco Ryans is, deservedly, in pole position for the Coach of the Year award or, at the very least, the unanimous choice for the best coach in the AFC South this year (certainly Dan Campbell, Mike McDaniel and Kevin O’Connell are in the conversation for the award as well). During the NFL honors event, there’s a chance the Texans will be a little like U2 at the Grammys after How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb came out. Every time they sit down from accepting some honor, they will be called back to the dais for another back-patting.

If tension is building between Giants head coach Brian Daboll and defensive coordinator Don ‘Wink’ Martindale, those claims were shut down by Daboll after the team’s 10-7 win over the Patriots on Sunday afternoon.
Ahead of the contest, Fox Sports inside Jay Glazer reported there was some ‘tension’ brewing between the two and even speculated that their bond could be coming to an end. When Daboll was asked about the claims of tension between the two, the 48-year-old responded with a clever food joke.

Texas A&M and Duke’s Mike Elko, a former Aggies defensive coordinator, have reached an agreement to make him the school’s next head coach, sources told ESPN on Sunday, a day after the regular season ended for both teams.