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Are the Panthers upset they didn’t take Stroud? Not on Sunday.
An otherwise ho-hum game between the Panthers and Texans made history Sunday by being the first NFL game ever to feature the No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 overall draft pick rookies in the same game. The expectation leading into the matchup was that the Texans, clearly a much better team, would keep the lowly Panthers winless — while Young continued to struggle on offense with his questionable weapons.
When the dust settled Bryce Young recorded his first career win, C.J.
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Deion Sanders apparently couldn’t care less if Colorado makes a bowl game.
The Buffaloes are 4-4 after a tough loss to UCLA Saturday night. Shedeur Sanders spent the game getting destroyed and running for his life behind a horrible offensive line, and Deion didn’t hesitate to throw his OL under the bus after the game.
Deion Sanders Slams Offensive Line After Latest Loss, Shedeur Looks Miserable
He also made it clear that making a bowl game – something Colorado fans would be over the moon about – isn’t a focus on his mind.
The Chiefs were upset by the Broncos on Sunday, prompting Shannon Sharpe to offer some criticism of star tight end Travis Kelce.
On his podcast, The Nightcap, with former NFL wide receiver Chad Johnson, Sharpe said that Kelce’s appearance at Game 1 of the World Series in Arlington, Texas on Friday was an “awful look.”
“We know the only receiver [Patrick Mahomes] can consistently count on is Travis Kelce, and he didn’t have his best day. And I’m kind of disappointed because, Friday night he was at the Rangers game,” said Sharpe.
We saw big name QBs suffer major injuries and a few WRs have massive fantasy performances. Matt Harmon and Scott Piankowski go game by game and provide their instant fantasy reactions and implications from all of the Week 8 action on Sunday.
NFL Nation reporters react to all the action, answering lingering questions coming out of each game.
Los Angeles leaned on its strengths in a rout of Chicago, but it’s uncertain whether that offensive identity will be good enough in the long run. Also: Living large with CeeDee Lamb.
Fantasy football analyst Dalton Del Don breaks down every matchup from the Week 8 Sunday slate.
In Week 7, NBC had an incredible Sunday Night Football matchup: the Miami Dolphins and Philadelphia Eagles. Billed as a potential Super Bowl matchup, the game didn’t quite live up to expectations. Still, over 20 million Americans tuned in. Don’t expect that for the Chicago Bears at Los Angeles Chargers game that wrapped up Sunday.
The “Taylor Swift Bowl” between the Chiefs and Jets in Week 4 was the most-watched Sunday Night Football game of the year, pulling in nearly 25 million viewers.
Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce Set Ratings Record for NBC Sunday Night Football https://t.
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Stephen Curry brought Halloween fright to Dillon Brooks a couple of days early when the Warriors and Rockets matched up on Sunday night.
Late in the fourth quarter, Curry led the Warriors on an impressive 12–2 run, drilling four consecutive three-pointers to put the game away.
Before Curry’s flurry, Golden State’s lead was just 88–87 with five minutes to play. Two minutes and four Curry threes later, it was 100–89 and the Warriors could shift into cruise control.
The wildest of Curry’s threes was his fourth of the run.