NFL Nation reporters react to all the action, answering lingering questions coming out of each game.
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Christopher Bell and Kyle Larson are the first two in the NASCAR title race — can you feel the excitement!?
Relax, I’m kidding (halfway, at least). I like both dudes and both are obviously two of the best in the sport. It’s just such a … blah? .. year for NASCAR. In my opinion, at least.
The fellas who move the needle in the garage — your Chase Elliott, Joey Logano, Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busches of the world — may not be a factor in two weeks in Phoenix.
The Philadelphia Eagles honored the Americans being held hostage in Gaza by Hamas terrorists during the team’s Sunday game.
Dozens of Americans were killed in the horrifying terrorist attack in Israel carried out by Hamas, and 10 American citizens are still currently held by the terror group. Their status remains largely unknown. It’s a terrible and incredibly scary situation.
You’d be hard pressed to find someone who respects Stephen Curry’s game as much as Warriors teammate Draymond Green. That much was made obvious by Green’s recent comment on Curry, in which he heaped praise on the sharpshooting guard for his drive, motivation and ability to do something very few athletes can—defeat Father Time.
“I think he’s one of the most special people you’ll be around. When you look at Steph, he’s nice, right? He smiles. He’s the golden child. He’s all of these things, the babyface assassin, you name it.
It’s official: Magic Johnson is the blandest sports commentator in existence.
The NBA legend tweeted his disappointment with the Washington Commanders after an ugly 14-7 loss to the New York Giants on Sunday. You might be thinking, why in the world would Johnson care about one of the worst franchises in the NFL?
Well, he has his reasons. Roughly $242 million of them.
That’s how much Johnson paid for a share in D.C’s football team, which is shockingly only a four percent share. So when his team does poorly, he does what every disgruntled fan does after a loss. He vents on social media.
The Arizona Cardinals could move on from Kyler Murray and trade him before the Oct. 31 trade deadline. The franchise could also wait and try to move the QB this offseason. Arizona could also honor his massive contract and stick with him for the foreseeable future, which is the route former Cardinals’ wide receiver Anquan Boldin would like the team to go with.
As OutKick’s Armando Salguero laid out earlier this month, the speculation around Murray is just that, speculation. A trade before the Halloween deadline would be a surprise at this point in time.
The 49ers are a big favorite on Monday night.
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The NBA enters the 2023-2024 season in a transitional phase among the game’s elite players. LeBron James, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, James Harden, and Chris Paul are all nearing the end of their careers as superstars born in the ‘80s. The geriatric millennials aren’t done competing for championships yet, but they know the next generation is coming.
Magic Johnson has established quite a reputation for himself online for sharing quick takes and reactions to the latest news in sports on social media. Now the NBA legend-turned-NFL-owner finds himself among Commanders fans with his displeasure.
Johnson, a member of the new Washington ownership group, wasn’t pleased with the team’s Sunday performance against the Giants. The Commanders lost 14–7 and the former Lakers star shared his analysis of what went wrong.
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