Of all the weeks, this might be the best slate of NFL football yet in 2023.
Early on Sunday, it’s the Chiefs and Dolphins battling in Germany for best record in the AFC. In the early window, we get a terrific interconference tilt between the Ravens and Seahawks in Baltimore.
Then, the late window provides an incredible NFC East matchup with the Cowboys going to Lincoln Financial Field to play the Eagles. Then, finally, the Bengals host the Bills on Sunday night.
So what are the unsung keys to those games and all the others? Let’s dive in.
Author: Michael
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Rahm is out, so who should Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy put in that 24th place for their new TGL golf league?
On Thursday morning, Jon Rahm broke the news that he was reversing course and would not participate in Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy’s new TGL Golf League.
His departure leaves one spot to fill and complete the lineup of 24 players.
There are six teams that require four players each. The Boston Common Golf team became the first squad announce their entire roster, comprised of Rory McIlroy, Tyrrell Hatton, Keegan Bradley and Adam Scott.
With James Harden out of Philadelphia, Joel Embiid is not wasting time or sugarcoating his reflection about sharing the floor with ‘The Beard.’
It’ll come as a surprise to absolutely no one that Harden immediately began running his mouth about his time with the Sixers after arriving in Los Angeles to join the Clippers.
The chaos surrounding Michigan, Connor Stalions and an alleged cheating scandal simply doesn’t stop.
The Wolverines are currently facing allegations of running an incredibly elaborate cheating scheme in order to steal signs. Stalions, the alleged mastermind, is currently suspended.
You can read an entire timeline and recap of the situation here.
Connor Stalions And Michigan Alleged Cheating Scandal: Timeline And Everything Fans Need To Know
Connor Stalions appears to tell Jim Harbaugh what’s coming against Michigan State.
It’s that time of the year.
Basketball is back, and so are the NBA’s City Edition jerseys. Created to honor the spirit of the league’s hometowns—and conveniently unveiled ahead of the holiday shopping season—the jerseys have inspired an array of discussion and debate since their inception in 2017.
They can be viewed as an interesting change of pace that grounds North American sports’ most global league at home. They can be viewed as symptomatic of NBA squads’ gradual loss of distinct team identities.
San Francisco 49ers QB Brock Purdy seems interested in cutting his teeth in the farming game.
The 49ers are currently 5-3 and second in the NFC West. The team still has everything it wants to accomplish in front of them. Add in the fact the team traded for Chase Young, and there’s plenty to be optimistic about coming off a three game skid.
The team is currently on its bye week, and won’t return until November 12 against the Jacksonville Jaguars. It’s time for a little rest and relaxation.
Recharging is important, and for Brock Purdy, hitting the farm was on the schedule this week.
Dr. B Eleanor Anstey would like people to say some prayers for Kirk Ferentz and the Iowa Hawkeyes.
Anstey passed away October 25th at the age of 97, and spent her life cheering for the Hawkeyes. OutKick readers know, Ferentz’s team has fallen on hard times when it comes to scoring points.
Brian Ferentz is out as OC once the season is over, and the team is averaging just 19.5 points a game, and a horrible 14.2 points per game against Big Ten opponents.
Anstey would like to use the power of prayer to help turn things around for the Hawkeyes.
Iowa has a downright terrible offense.
Victor Wembanyama scored 38 points and carried the Spurs down the stretch, scoring 10 in a decisive 12-0 run as San Antonio outlasted the Suns 132-121.
Linebacker Kwon Alexander thwarts the Titans’ late-game heroics as he picks off Levis in the final seconds.
Sixers star Joel Embiid disagreed with James Harden’s assessment that he was “on a leash” in Philadelphia, saying that the Sixers gave Harden the ball “every single possession” and let him “do his thing.