Author: Michael

We have our first fight at So-Fi Stadium on Monday night between the Chargers and Cowboys. And it’s between players, not fans.
Cowboys linebacker Dante Fowler and Chargers running back Austin Ekeler got tangled up before their primetime NFC matchup, leading to a large pre-game clash between teams. It didn’t take long for more players to jump in on the scrum, requiring security personnel and coaching staff members to step in to break up the players.
Surely we’re in for a good game if the pre-game tensions are this high.
WATCH:

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Pregame warmups got heated between the Chargers and Cowboys ahead of their clash on Monday Night Football, as a brawl broke out between the two teams. 
Players from both sides could be seen getting into it on the field prior to the Week 6 tilt. It appeared to kick off after a group of Los Angeles’s defensive backs were chirping at some members of Dallas’s defense. 
Things escalated from there, as more players ran over to join in the fracas and people began shoving each other. Eventually, punches were even thrown during the heated exchange, which occurred near the sideline.

Pregame fights are the rage this NFL weekend
Pregame fights are so hot right now.
On Sunday before things got underway between the Cleveland Browns and the San Francisco 49ers, the teams got into a bit of a pregame scuffle on the sideline. Apparently, the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Chargers were watching and taking notes, because ahead of kickoff on Monday night, those two teams came together to try and sort things out it seems:

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Trolling gets such a bad rap. Everyone assumes it means the guy in his parents basement saying nasty things to women online. While that does happen, it doesn’t account for ALL trolling. Some of it is funny. Like when fans suggest the Los Angeles Rams trade for Cam Akers.
Dring Sunday’s win over the Arizona Cardinals, Rams starting running back Kyren Williams and backup Ronnie Rivers suffered injuries. Williams is expected to miss the team’s upcoming matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers, at minimum.
The prognosis for Rivers is worse than for Williams.

Open mouth, insert foot. That’s what Jimmy Johnson is doing after the Cleveland Browns upset the previously undefeated San Francisco 49ers on Sunday afternoon.
But before the game, players from both sides got into a scuffle that involved several key players on both teams, including Deebo Samuel, Brandon Aiyuk, Juan Thornhill, Trent Williams and Elijah Moore, among others.
So after the skirmish, the football coach turned broadcaster warned the Browns not to anger the mighty 49ers.
“This is the worst thing that can happen for Cleveland.

By now, it’s no secret that a player’s mistakes are often amplified when their team loses. While one person is hardly ever to blame, players like Eagles receiver DeVonta Smith make it a point to take accountability if they fall short in big moments.
For Smith, that moment came on Sunday after the Eagles (5–1) fell to the Jets (3–3), 20–14, for their first loss of the season.

The war of words between Deebo Samuel and C.J. Gardner-Johnson went to another level on Sunday.
The latest in the feud between the two players, which goes back to last season’s NFC championship game, Lions defensive back called out Samuel’s toughness following a brawl during warmups between the Browns and 49ers.
A clip of the fight, which went viral after being posted to X (formerly Twitter) by @NFLonFox, shows Samuel fighting with several Browns players before teammate Trent Williams joined the fracas.

Kendrick, 23, has started all six of the Rams’ games this season.

HBO’s Hard Knocks showed NFL fans that Jets’ coach Robert Saleh is building a new culture for a franchise that has struggled to find an identity since the days of the “Sack Exchange.”
On Sunday, the Jets earned perhaps the biggest “signature” win in Saleh’s tenure by upsetting the previously unbeaten Eagles. During the win, the coach’s captivating enthusiasm was on full display.
Quincy Williams, in the midst of a Pro Bowl season, was flying all over the field, recording a game-high 12 tackles.

Tennessee Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill suffered an injury during the team’s loss in London to the Baltimore Ravens. Backup quarterback Malik Willis took over and completed 4-of-5 passes but took four sacks. That performance, apparently, isn’t enough to convince head coach Mike Vrabel that he should start over rookie Will Levis.
The Titans drafted Levis in the second round of this year’s NFL Draft after he slid down the draft board. Willis beat out Levis for backup duties — barely — behind Tannehill.