Browsing: All news

Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab join forces to break down EVERY game from the Week 12 Sunday slate.

Saquon Barkley is playing like a Pro Bowl-caliber running back, which makes the New York Giants’ decision to let him walk this offseason all the more bitter.
Barkley, 27, put on a career-best performance against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday Night Football. The Eagles RB tallied 255 rushing yards (career-high) and two rushing touchdowns. He added four catches for 47 yards to help Philadelphia handily put away the LA Rams, 37-20.

Philadelphia running back Saquon Barkley ran for 255 yards and two touchdowns on 26 carries Sunday night, powering the Eagles to a comfortable 37-20 victory over the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium, his club’s seventh consecutive victory.

Both the Lions and the Chiefs improved to 10-1 on the season on Sunday.

Fantasy football analyst Dalton Del Don delivers his game-by-game recap notes for Week 12.

Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos are surpassing expectations. And the rookie quarterback is riding a high after Sunday’s 29-19 win against Las Vegas to improve to 7-5.
Nix’s confidence is also taking off. Against the Raiders, the rookie QB came face-to-face with defensive end Tyree Wilson, and Nix hit him with the crazy eyes, which went viral on social media.
Credit to Nix for not backing down against the 275-lb. defender. 
Denver’s offense faced major questions at the start of the year, but Nix and the Broncos seem to be figuring it out.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Carolina Panthers matchup Sunday featured a frightening scene after a Panthers tight end landed awkwardly on his neck during a first-half sequence.
Rookie Ja’Tavion Sanders was carted off the field after landing on his neck on a tackle by Chiefs’ linebacker Drue Tranquill. 
Sanders was stretchered off the field and sent to Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center near Bank of America Stadium to be evaluated for head and neck injuries. During the halftime break, Panthers coach Dave Canales shared that Sanders was dealing with a concussion.

There are plenty of reasons the San Francisco 49ers lost again Sunday and are under .500 for the fourth time this NFL season:
Reason No. 1: The defending NFC champions were without a handful of their best players.
No Brock Purdy because he is nursing a shoulder injury.
No Nick Bosa because he has a left hip and oblique injury.
No Trent Williams, who has an ankle injury
And no Charvarius Ward because he just returned from bereavement leave following the passing of his little girl.
But there were other things.

The Miami Dolphins were looking like one of the most disappointing units of 2024. Then, Week 12 happened. Fantasy football analyst Tera Roberts breaks things down.

null