Author: Michael

Rams star Cooper Kupp could be in danger of missing the remainder of Week 11 after the wide receiver sustained a lower body injury against the Seahawks.
Kupp, 30, was forced out of Sunday’s home game just before halftime after appearing to have his right ankle stepped on while attempting to block a defender.

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp is tackled while running with the ball against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

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On what was the Bears’ most important remaining moment of the 2023 regular season, with roughly 30 seconds to play and a chance to send the division-rival Lions to overtime, Justin Fields dropped back in the most obvious passing situation one can fathom. His rookie right tackle, Darnell Wright, was on an island trying to anchor down against Aidan Hutchinson, one of the best pass rushers in the NFL.
And, as one might imagine, just a few seconds later, Wright found himself kicking a loose football through the back of the end zone for a safety.

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Dear Bears fans, this is going to sting at first. But hang in there because it’s ultimately good news:
The Bears led the NFC North-leading Detroit Lions by 12 points with only three minutes to play Sunday. And then, as losing teams often do, the Bears folded.
The Lions scored 15 points in 2:30 to take a 29-26 lead. Then the Lions added a safety as the Bears tried to author a comeback to come away with a 31-26 victory over Chicago.
“Obviously very disappointed with the loss,” Bears coach Matt Eberflus said. “The main thing is obviously the disappointment was the finish.

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The Cleveland Browns were able to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers, 13–10, at home on Sunday in what was one of the most boring games of Week 11.
There was one funny moment, though, and it had to do with Myles Garrett and a Steelers helmet. This had everyone flashing back to 2019 when the Browns star grabbed Mason Rudolph’s helmet and hit the then-Steelers QB in the head with it. Garrett was suspended for the rest of the season, missing the final six games after that violent outburst.

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Utah quarterback Cam Rising dropped a major announcement on his college football future on Sunday, taking to X to inform fans that he’d be returning to the Utes for the 2024 season.
“One more year,” wrote Rising on X.
Rising sustained a significant knee injury in January of last season during Utah’s Rose Bowl clash against Penn State. Despite some optimism that he’d return this season, he was ruled out for the year in October and opted to redshirt the season.

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Åberg’s ascension in the golf world continued Sunday as the PGA Tour rookie ran away with the RSM Classic.
PGA Tour rookie Ludvig Åberg has had quite the ride during his first season. After turning pro earlier this summer, all the 24-year-old Scandinavian has done is impress.
That continued again Sunday, as Åberg put together a performance for the ages. He captured his first PGA Tour title at the RSM Classic, posting a 9-under 61 to win by four strokes.
He didn’t just win going away though.

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FedEx Field is the NFL’s worst stadium: Exhibit 2,342,105
The Washington Commanders might have just endured their worst loss of the season, as they gave up three touchdown passes to Tommy DeVito as the New York Giants came into FedEx Field and knocked off the Commanders by a final score of 31-19. The loss dropped Washington to 4-7 on the season, and saw the Commanders’ record in the division fall to 0-4.
Well, at least the players could look forward to a nice shower after the game, to wash some of the disappointment away.

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Dallas Mavericks point guard Kyrie Irving chose to make a fashion statement on Saturday that was a little out of the ordinary.
After a loss to the Milwaukee Bucks, Irving wore a keffiyeh to the postgame news conference. The star point guard did not offer an explanation on why he chose this course of action, nor did any media members ask him about it.
The exchange between the All-Star and the media remained solely focused on the loss.
Here’s the full interview.

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