ESPN 300 quarterback Shedeur Sanders flipped his commitment from FAU to Jackson State University, where his dad, Deion Sanders, is the head coach.
Shedeur originally committed to FAU in July and was the highest-ranked commit for the program from the Class of 2021. Once his father was hired by Jackson State in September, it seemed as though it was only a matter of time before Shedeur made the switch.
He made that decision official on Friday and is now the highest-ranked prospect J
Odell Beckham Jr.’s season is officially over.
The Cleveland Browns announced the star wide receiver suffered a torn ACL in his left knee. Beckham underwent an MRI on Monday morning, which confirmed the tear.
He was injured on the Browns’ second snap Sunday while attempting to chase down a Cincinnati Bengals defender following a Baker Mayfield interception.
“Obviously it’s a big loss,” Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said Monday. “He’s a huge part of what we do. So now we’ll just ha
There are not many NFL records Tom Brady hasn’t set, but on Sunday the 43-year-old managed to find another one to break and again etch his name into the history books.
When Brady and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers took to the field in Las Vegas, he trailed Drew Brees by three career touchdowns. The New Orleans Saints’ quarterback threw a pair of touchdowns earlier in the day to stretch his career tally to 558, increasing his lead over Brady’s 555.
But if Brady’s 20-year career has told u
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Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs started slowly on Monday, which should have been expected. Their opponent was the New England Patriots.
The Chiefs came alive in the second half, as they usually do against the Patriots. Mahomes threw two touchdown passes, and the Chiefs ran their record to 4-0 by winning 26-10.
The Chiefs are the first team in NFL history to start four straight seasons 4-0 or better. They’ve had a winning streak
Christian McCaffrey ran for 59 yards and two touchdowns against Tampa Bay before leaving the game with an ankle injury.The Carolina Panthers will be without running back Christian McCaffrey for multiple weeks thanks to a high-ankle sprain he suffered during a 31-17 defeat to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday.
The timeline McCaffrey was given after the injury was four to six weeks. The superstar vows to return sooner than that.
“They say four
Cleveland Browns – 35 > Cincinnati Bengals – 30
Chicago Bears – 17 > New York Giants – 13
Los Angeles Rams – 37 > Philadelphia Eagles – 19
Dallas Cowboys – 40 > Atlanta Falcons – 39
Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 31 > Carolina Panthers – 17
San Francisco 49ers – 31 > New York Jets – 13
Pittsburgh Steelers – 26 > Denver Broncos – 21
Tennessee Titans – 33 > Jacksonville Jaguars – 30
Green Bay Packers – 42 > Detroit Lions – 21
Buffalo Bills – 31 > Miami Dolphins – 28
Indianapolis Colts – 28 > Minneso
Kaepernick, who launched his kneeling protests in 2016 to draw attention to racial injustice, questioned the sincerity of the NFL’s stance against racism, citing the fact that fellow player-activist Eric Reid remained unemployed.
Reid, who joined Kaepernick’s protests in 2016 when the two played for the 49
SoFi Stadium was devoid of fans on last night’s Sunday Night Football due to the coronavirus pandemic, but full of victory for the hometown Los Angeles Rams. Sadly, that winning feeling wasn’t reflected in the ratings for NBC and the NFL in SNF‘s season opener.The team’s first game at its sparkling new $5 billion digs saw the Rams take down the Dallas Cowboys 20-17 in a grinding battle in which Rams running back Malcolm Brown score two touchdowns. Fighting right to the end against
Tom Brady may be the shiny new toy in Tampa Bay, but that clearly isn’t going to earn him any special treatment from Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians.
Brady’s Bucs debut on Sunday vs. the New Orleans Saints was a mixed bag. The former New England Patriots quarterback got things started with a quality drive that surprisingly ended with a Brady rushing touchdown, and it was a rollercoaster ride from there.
Bruce Arians put both interceptions on Brady. Said on that first one, Mike Evans read
