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Nobody is more aggressive (or fun) at QB than Jordan Love.
Jordan Love is such a cool QB.
The Packers’ signal caller plays the game with such a brazen aggression that it makes watching him the coolest experience in the sport. He’s fourth in the NFL in Average Depth of Target at 10.1 per Sumer Sports, and it’s not just that he’s throwing these passes downfield a lot, he’s attacking these coverages that have confused QBs the right way.

I never thought we’d see it this early in the season, but we’re barely a week into the NHL campaign and we’ve already got ourselves a genuine, bonafide, electrified, empty-net goalie goal, and it comes to us courtesy of Minnesota Wild netminder Filip Gustavsson.
The Wild were on the road facing the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night, and late in the game the Blues found themselves trailing 3-1 and having to kill off a Philip Broberg high-sticking double-minor. Not an ideal situation.
With just seconds left on the clock, St.

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Who won in the big WR trades this week?
Two massive wide receiver trades shook the NFL on Tuesday, and both of them were largely expected.
Davante Adams finally got dealt from the struggling Raiders, finding a new home in New York with a family face in Aaron Rodgers. Adams to the Jets was the most-likely scenario in trade rumors, with it being a natural landing spot for the veteran receiver.

Jon Rahm smiles during the Pro-Am ahead of the 2024 Estrella Damm N.A. Andalucia Masters. | Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images
LIV Golf’s Jon Rahm has big ideas for the future, which includes signing more players to his Legion XIII team.
Jon Rahm has big plans as he approaches the first anniversary of his signing with LIV Golf.
First, he must fill out his LIV Golf team, Legion XIII. South African Kieran Vincent will no longer play on Rahm’s team, as he was relegated for his poor play this past season.

It’s hard to believe, but we are halfway through the regular season and the national title race is as clear as mud.
Is Ohio State able to bounce back? Can Oregon keep the momentum going? What the hell is wrong with Alabama and Tennessee?
All of those questions remain unanswered as we head into Week 8 of the season, which features massive games across multiple conferences. What should you pay attention to this weekend? Let’s take a spin around the country in this week’s edition of Three and Out.

The U.S. men’s national team lost to Mexico 2-0 on Tuesday in a friendly. While the U.S. losing to Mexico is something no American soccer fan ever wants to see, the match could not have been more meaningless, but that hasn’t stopped plenty of supporters from calling out newly appointed manager Mauricio Pochettino.
Pochettino was officially introduced as the U.S. manager on September 10. He led the U.S. to a 2-0 win over Panama in his debut on October 12 and was then faced with a quick turnaround against Mexico on Tuesday in Guadalajara.
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We all know that Tuesday, November 5 is going to be a direction-changing day in the United States of America – because the NFL trade deadline is at 4 p.m. that day.
Yes, I’m aware of the other thing, too.
It’s clear NFL teams are getting ahead of the deadline because Tuesday saw Davante Adams go to the New York Jets.

Who knew Stephen A. Smith is a genius in the world of card games too?
There is no doubt that the best part of The Stephen A. Smith Show has become the willingness to answer any and every question with confidence. Soliciting questions from the internet, Stephen A. is never short for an answer to some of life’s biggest quandaries — including whether you should pick Black Lotus or Sol Ring in a Magic: The Gathering vintage cube draft.

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