C.J. Stroud and Alex Singleton both did their best tough guy impressions Sunday.
The Texans edged out the Broncos 22-17, and were essentially gifted a touchdown after the Denver LB landed himself a dead ball personal foul penalty on fourth down after the whistle.
Houston ended up scoring after the penalty gave the team a fresh set of downs. Instead of settling for a field goal following a false start on fourth down, the new downs put a touchdown on the board. However, the entire thing was comical.
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Morikawa received a stroke penalty at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas
Oregon QB Bo Nix has one more game of college football left in him.
The Ducks play Liberty in the Fiesta Bowl, and it was announced Sunday by head coach Dan Lanning that the program’s star QB will suit up one more time for the program.
In an era where a lot of star players opt out of bowl games to prepare for the draft, Bo Nix will put on the pads and helmet against Liberty.
As a fan of the sport, you have to love this decision.
Lanning said Bo Nix intends to play in the Fiesta Bowl.
Social media was on fire Sunday after Florida State was left out of the College Football Playoff.
The committee left out the 13-0 ACC champions in favor of 12-1 Alabama for the fourth and final spot. It all came down to Jordan Travis being hurt and not able to play.
Despite winning multiple games without Travis and beating Louisville with a third string QB, the committee iced out the 13-0 Seminoles.
Many feel it’s absolutely indefensible. How does a 13-0 P5 champion not get in?
Florida State reacting to missing out on the #CFBPlayoff pic.twitter.
We’re 13 weeks in, and now every team has at least two losses—and 31 of 32 have at least three. Which should make for a wide-open stretch run, so buckle up. Let’s get to my Ten Takeaways for the first weekend in December …
Tyreek Hill is even better than you think. And you probably already think he’s awesome. Thing is, what we’re seeing now is way past merely conventional awesome—and maybe headed for an area we haven’t seen before at Hill’s position.
The numbers are the numbers.
Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab react to every game from the Week 13 NFL Sunday slate as they attempt to get ahead of the biggest storylines of the week and give their instant analysis to every game. Fitz and Frank start off by highlighting a wild Sunday night game, where Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers made a statement that they are to be taken seriously in a tight NFC Wild Card race.
Deebo Samuel justified his trash talk and energized his teammates with three TDs in a rout of the rival Eagles in Philly. No wonder San Francisco has been unbeatable when he plays.
Week 13 offered some signature performances, provided clarity for some teams and confusion for others. Matt Harmon and Scott Pianowski go game-by-game to provide their instant fantasy analysis and reaction to all the Sunday action in Week 13.
Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco’s standout Week 13 performance ended in a bit of controversy on Sunday following a late-game scuffle that led to his ejection against the Packers.
Kansas City’s 27–19 loss to Green Bay treated fans to a hectic finish at Lambeau Field in primetime. The back-and-forth action was briefly interrupted, however, after Pacheco and Packers safety Keisean Nixon got into an altercation during a Green Bay fumble recovery.
The Chiefs’ loss against the Packers in Week 13 was in part overshadowed by an inconsistent performance from the officiating crew.
Among a slew of questionable decisions late in the game on Sunday Night Football was a missed defensive pass interference call against Green Bay during Kansas City’s final drive of the game. Chiefs wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling appeared to be hit early by Packers cornerback Carrington Valentine while attempting to make a catch, though no flag was thrown on the play.