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Only two pumps though, so no flag.
Detroit Lions’ WR Jameson Williams is a bit of a loose cannon. As the resident speedster of the Lions’ offense, you never know if he’s going to take a deep route to the house or do something bananas in the opposite way.
This was on full display in the Lions’ divisional round game against the Washington Commanders. Williams took a reverse, and combined with a block from QB Teddy Bridgewater, outran every Commander for a touchdown.
JAMESON WILLIAMS. THIS GAME IS OFF THE RAILS.
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The Wild had vengeance on their minds and may not have cared about winning Saturday’s game.
Horrific wildfires have made for a rough start to the year in Southern California, but it’s always good to acknowledge the people doing some good in times like this, and that’s exactly what the Los Angeles Kings are doing.
Of course, ever since all of this began to happen, the Los Angeles Fire Department has been working around the clock to prevent the blazes from impacting even more homes.
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Teddy Bridgewater is in the game for the Lions after Jared Goff was taken to the blue medical tent
The Detroit Lions are fighting for their playoff lives, trailing the Washington Commanders in the second quarter of Saturday night’s NFC DIvisional Round Game.
And Teddy Bridgewater — who just weeks ago was guiding the high school team he coaches to a state championship — is in the game for Jared Goff.
Goff was taken to the blue medical tent after taking a brutal hit on a Commanders’ Pick Six midway through the second quarter.
Lions tight end Sam LaPorta might have delivered the catch of the NFL Playoffs
Saturday night’s NFC Divisional Round game between the Washington Commanders and the Detroit Lions is shaping up to be a tremendous contest. After the Commanders took a 10-7 lead, the Lions drove right down the field to retake the lead 14-10, midway through the second quarter.
But how they reached the end zone is worth another look.
Brett Okamoto, Andreas Hale and Jeff Wagenheim break down all the action from UFC’s first PPV of 2025.
Three fights stand out above the rest, including the return of the top fighter on ESPN’s pound-for-pound rankings.
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