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Which tight end will shine in Week 8 for your fantasy football teams? We’ll take a look at all of them in our PPR rankings.
Welcome to Week 8 of the NFL season. You know the drill. We have some light banter, where I complain about something and give you a quick rundown of the “state of the tight end position,” and then I look at the injuries and give you a couple tight ends I’d be up for streaming this week.

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Which wide receivers will shine in Week 8 for your fantasy football teams? We’ll take a look at all of them in our PPR rankings.
Welcome to Week 8’s look at fantasy wide receivers. At this point in the season they have all been injured, so we’re going to shelve this post for the time being. Wait, I’m getting news that there is an obscure “next man up” policy that the NFL has implemented. So, I guess they are going to continue to play. Okay, well, let’s see what’s up with these receivers.

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Which running backs will shine in Week 8 for your fantasy football teams? We’ll take a look at all of them in our PPR rankings.
Welcome to Week 8 of the NFL season. With so many wide receiver injuries and defenses built to stop the passing game, running backs have had a strong first half of the season. This week we saw two of the best, Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry, go off, but catching passes in PPR does help, as well as scoring multiple touchdowns, which is what Jammer Gibbs and Rachaad White did to be RB1 and RB2 in fantasy in Week 7.

Alabama player CJ Dippre might have raised more red flags after some comments about the team refocusing.
The Crimson Tide are sitting at 5-2 after losses to Vanderbilt and Tennessee. Next up is a game this weekend against Missouri, and to say fans aren’t happy would be a massive understatement.
This feels like the worst Alabama team in a very long time, despite having a lot of talent. One of the obvious issues is a lack of discipline, and Dippre is committed to fixing that.

LeBron James and Bronny James made NBA history, sharing the court together for three minutes on Tuesday.

Here are key moments that led to LeBron James and Bronny James sharing an NBA court for the first time.

The Southland received devastating news late Tuesday upon learning of the passing of Fernando Valenzuela, the former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher who ignited a surge of Mexican fans that eventually turned into the bedrock of fandom for the famed organization.
Valenzuela passed away at 63. 
The Dodgers confirmed the death of the left-handed pitching icon.

Boston put on a historic shooting display in its season opener, burying the Knicks with a barrage of 3-pointers. If Game 1 is any indication, no one else has a chance.

Fernando Valenzuela, the impetus behind “Fernandomania” while starring for the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1980s, has died at the age of 63.

LeBron James and Bronny James become the first father-son duo in NBA history to appear in a game together when they checked in at the same time with 4:00 left in the second quarter Tuesday night.