A day after a 7-3 home loss to Mississippi State that dropped the Razorbacks to 2-6 on the season, Arkansas fired offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Dan Enos.
Author: Michael
The creator and producer of The Quiz Channel on YouTube that included Adolf Hitler’s image as part of a quiz Michigan State used on its videoboards says the school didn’t ask for permission to use his content or pay him for it.
Jake Bobo’s eye-popping touchdown catch sends Seattle in a frenzy
The Seattle Seahawks got some bad news ahead of kickoff Sunday, when standout wide receiver D.K. Metcalf was ruled out of their game against the Arizona Cardinals with rib and hip injuries. But his replacement, rookie Jake Bobo, is doing everything he can to pick up the slack.
Including perhaps the latest entry in the “Catch of the Year” sweepstakes.
With time ticking down in the second quarter, the Seahawks faced a 1st and 10 inside the red zone.
Jonathan Allen was not happy after Sunday’s loss.
Mohamed Ibrahim, who was playing in his first ever NFL game, underwent surgery in Baltimore after taking a shot to the hip on Sunday.
The Falcons improved to 4-3 with a win in Week 7 over the Buccaneers, though prized rookie Bijan Robinson was barely a factor for Atlanta’s offense.
The No. 8 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft carried the ball just one time during Sunday’s win, as he scarcely saw the field throughout the game, apart from a rush late in the fourth quarter, on the Falcons’ second to last play of the game.
Robinson spoke to reporters after the game and explained the reason for his limited role, indicating that he’d been under the weather.
“My head was hurting.
The Packers were looking to get aggressive early against the Broncos.
Green Bay’s second drive of the game had stalled around midfield, with the Packers facing fourth-and-6, but rather than punt the ball away, head coach Matt LaFleur elected to keep his offense on the field and see if they could pick up the first down.
Unfortunately for LaFleur, his offense never got the chance, as the Packers were flagged for a false start penalty, turning the fourth-and-6 opportunity into a far more challenging fourth-and-11.
The Lions entered Sunday’s showdown against the Ravens with the spotlight. Many pundits made the case this week that the Lions are as good as the NFC’s 49ers and Eagles.
As for the Ravens, they were being overshadowed in the AFC North by the Bengals’ recent surge. Not many were taking Baltimore seriously, thanks to two puzzling losses to the Steelers and Colts earlier this season.
It’s safe to say that the Ravens have regained the football world’s attention after a lopsided 38–6 victory over the Lions that probably no one saw coming.
The Lions entered their Week 7 game against the Ravens as winners in five of their last six games for the first time since 2011 and riding a four-game winning streak.
However, when Detroit (5–2) took the field on Sunday afternoon at M&T Bank Stadium, the Lions were out of sync and had no answer for Lamar Jackson and a Ravens offensive unit that generated 503 yards of offense in Baltimore’s 38–6 route against Detroit.
Mike Gesicki and Mac Jones first stun the Bills, then stun everyone with the Griddy
The “unseasoned Griddy” is back.
Last season, tight end Mike Gesicki’s griddy was a major point of discussion. During the Miami Dolphins’ Week 2 win over the Baltimore Ravens last year Gesicki dropped his debut Griddy on all of us, drawing comparisons to the Roadrunner in the process. The tight end was immediately roasted online, and apparently at home, as Gesicki admitted in the wake of his debut that he had to promise his wife that his Griddy days were over.