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Jordan Love is off to an uneven start vs. the Rams. Can he shake off his shaky start to lead the Packers to a comeback? Follow for updates on that game and more.

There’s a reason that NFL coaches frequently talk about being effective in “all three phases” of a football game. 
Sure, offense and defense get all the headlines. But special teams play a very important role in games. 
That was very evident during the first half between the Miami Dolphins and the New England Patriots. To be fair, neither team was very effective in the “third phase” of the game in the first half, but the Dolphins were particularly impotent.

The Phillies have benched All-Star third baseman Alec Bohm for Game 2 of the NLDS. Edmundo Sosa gets the start in Bohm’s place.

The Ohio State – Iowa game on Saturday was never in question as the Buckeyes dominated the Hawkeyes 35-7, but according to one ESPN writer, the blowout win had to “feel like a loss” for the undefeated Buckeyes.
The Buckeyes out gained the Hawkeyes 412 yards to 226 yards, forced three turnovers, and controlled the clock while quarterback Will Howard threw for four touchdowns and just four incomplete passes in his team’s win.

NFL referees frequently find themselves in the spotlight, and that’s almost never a good thing. Sometimes, it seems like football fans doubt that the officials even understand the game they’re supposed to be calling. 
Well, during the Buffalo Bills/Houston Texans game Sunday, fans got more fodder suggesting that NFL referees might not actually know what sports they’re officiating. 
During a scramble by Bills quarterback Josh Allen, a Texans’ defender forced Allen out of bounds and then the ball came out of Allen’s hand.

It’s going to be an interesting flight back to the United States for the New York Jets following Sunday’s bitter 23-17 loss to the Minnesota Vikings in London because on that flight the Jets are expected to decide exactly what to do about trading for Davante Adams.
This could go one of two ways:
The Jets could see themselves as a 2-3 team and understand their playoff chances are already dim weeks into the season. They might understand that since 1990, teams that begin the year with a 2-3 record typically don’t rally to a postseason berth.

Tyrrell Hatton celebrates his win at St. Andrews. | Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images
Tyrrell Hatton’s big win paves the way for him to play in more DP World Tour events later this year, thus giving him a Ryder Cup lifeline.
Tyrrell Hatton won at St. Andrews in dramatic fashion, making a birdie on the 18th hole to eclipse Nicolas Colsaerts by a stroke.
But his historic victory on The Old Course also gives him a Ryder Cup lifeline.

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Halloween is right around the corner! Here are three golf costumes to look like your favorite PGA Tour and LPGA golfer.
Halloween is just a few weeks away, so it is time to decide on your PGA Tour or LPGA golf costumes.
There are plenty of options this year, including the golf costumes we suggested in 2023. Those choices are still relevant and will be received immediately.
However, a few moments from this 2024 season are perfect to recreate at your Halloween party.
Halloween is a perfect time to express yourself with a fun costume.

Tyrrell Hatton poses with the trophy after winning the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. | Photo by Luke Walker/Getty Images
Englishman Tyrrell Hatton emerged victorious at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship again, and made history in the process.
One day after matching the course record at St. Andrews, Englishman Tyrrell Hatton made even more history at the Home of Golf.
He won the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship for a third time, becoming the most accomplished player in the event’s 23-year history.

A Tennessee football player was caught on video shoving multiple fans to the ground after the Volunteers were upset by the Arkansas Razorbacks as fans rushed the field following the Hogs’ upset win in Fayetteville on Saturday night. 
Video shared by an Arkansas fan in the stands captured Tennessee defensive lineman Omari Thomas shoving a male fan in the back, sending him crashing into a female on the field and sending the two of them to the ground.
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