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Will D’Andre Swift suit up for Week 12? Blaine Grisak breaks down the fantasy football implications.
The Chicago Bears will have a lot to prove over the final seven weeks of the season. If they are unable to turn things around, it’s very possible that big changes could get made in the offseason. After firing offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, there was a lot to like from Thomas Brown last week in the team’s loss to the Packers. One of those bright spots was running back D’Andre Swift who had 14 carries for 71 yards and a touchdown.
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Will Brandin Cooks’ return provide a boost to the Cowboys offense in Week 12. Blaine Grisak breaks down the fantasy football implications.
The Dallas Cowboys have had a disappointing season in 2024 as they sit at 3-7 through 10 games. With Dak Prescott out the rest of the year, it’s unlikely things get any better in Dallas. However, the offense could get a spark back on Sunday. After missing the past six games, wide receiver Brandin Cooks could make his way back onto the field.
The SEC was thrown into another whirlwind with Ole Miss, Bama and Texas A&M losing, plus more trends.
A wild day in the SEC, which featured losses by Alabama, Ole Miss and Texas A&M, produced only one postseason guarantee on Saturday: No. 10 Georgia is headed back to the league championship game in Atlanta for a fourth consecutive season.
A wild day in the SEC, which featured losses by Alabama, Ole Miss and Texas A&M, produced only one postseason guarantee on Saturday: No. 10 Georgia is headed back to the league championship game in Atlanta for the fourth consecutive season.
Four top-15 teams lost in Week 13. Some conference races were simplified. Others got more complicated.
The College Football Playoff picture is murkier than ever after a chaotic Saturday of action.
Find out which teams our reporters pick for the College Football Playoff following Week 13.
Despite the defeat, the Aggies still have a shot at an SEC title and College Football Playoff bid.
Fred VanVleet was not happy with the officials, and let them know while getting ejected from the Rockets’ loss to Portland.
Fred VanVleet is no stranger to blowing up at NBA officials, but his tiff with the referees in the closing seconds of the Houston Rockets’ 104-98 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers was extreme even by his standards.
It’s not immediately clear what VanVleet was so upset about, but eagle-eyed lip-readers online appeared to catch him calling each ref “a b—-” — and nearly poking one in the eye! — while getting ejected with 4.