The Tennessee Titans were already in the conversation for the worst team in the NFL ahead of their Week 8 matchup against the Detroit Lions, but after getting obliterated 52-14 in the Motor City, they may have earned themselves the outright title.
While nobody expected the Titans to be anything close to a contender in the AFC heading into the season, not many had a 1-6 start to the Brian Callahan tenure in Nashville on their bingo cards either, yet here we are.
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Another on-track battle with Max Verstappen had Lando Norris reflecting after the Mexico City Grand Prix
Life is filled with learning opportunities.
Lando Norris is coming to understand that this Formula 1 season.
After the United States Grand Prix, a race that was won by Charles Leclerc, the main point of conversation focused on a late-race incident between Norris and Max Verstappen, a battle on the track that saw Norris penalized for leaving the track and gaining an advantage.
The Commanders’ dramatic win over the Bears taught Tyrique Stevenson a painful lesson
Tyrique Stevenson learned a hard lesson Sunday night.
The Washington Commanders stunned the Chicago Bears, converting a Hail Mary on the game’s final play to pull out a dramatic 18-15 victory. The game featured a highly-anticipated matchup between Caleb Williams, the No. 1 overall selection in the 2024 NFL Draft, and Jayden Daniels, the player picked right after him.
Man, what a great automobile race. What a great track. Miami – you did us proud. Frankly, in this new (woke) Next-Gen car, you’ve been one of the reliable venues year-in and year-out.
We know you’re going to produce. We know the racing is going to be solid-to-amazing (yesterday was the second one, by the way) every time we go.
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The Commanders are 6-2, and playing as well as any team in the NFL. As we approach the midpoint of the season it’s time to stop looking at Washington as a curiosity, or a fun underdog story and take them seriously as a threat to the vast majority of the NFC, with the potential to go all the way.
Beating the Bears with a Hail Mary on Sunday might not be anything to write home about In isolation, but that’s the thing about what the Commanders are doing. You can’t simple look at anything this organization has done in isolation.
Before they lost on a Hail Mary, the Bears made an all-time terrible playcall on the goal line.
The Chicago Bears had one of the worst goal line play calls you will ever see in an NFL game in Week 3 during a close loss to the Indianapolis Colts. The Bears ran a speed option on 4th-and-goal from the 1-yard-line, and somehow lost 11 yards.
Would you believe that the Bears would make an even dumber goal line playcall a few weeks later? It happened in the team’s Week 8 showdown with the Washington Commanders.
Wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins didn’t have a lot of time to learn the Chiefs offense ahead of Sunday’s game against the Raiders, but it also didn’t take him long to show the kind of impact he can have on the field.
Wisconsin fans need to relax.
The Badgers suffered a very disappointing 28-13 loss to Penn State at home Saturday night, and Wisconsin is now 5-3.
Was it a frustrating loss? Absolutely it was a frustrating loss. It’s made significantly worse by the fact Wisconsin was in control of the game until Braedyn Locke threw a shockingly bad pick six that changed the game.
Badgers fans have spent the time since the loss completely flipping out online and complaining about the state of the program.
The fear of rocking MAGA hats in public has definitely disappeared for many people in America over the last four years, and San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa is one of the most obvious examples of that now.
On Sunday night, moments after the 49ers beat the Dallas Cowboys 30-24, NBC Sunday Night Football sideline reporter Melissa Stark was interviewing Niners quarterback Brock Purdy, tight end George Kittle and running back Isaac Guerendo.
And then MAGA had its moment.
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Handing out winners and losers from the F1 Mexico City Grand Prix
For a moment Sunday, it looked as if Ferrari was going to accomplish something that they had not achieved since the 2008 Formula 1 season. As the laps ticked down in the Mexico City Grand Prix, the team was on the verge of a second-straight one-two finish, in the wake of Charles Leclerc’s victory last week in Austin. Carlos Sainz Jr.