Oh ... my ... God.
Jaguars fans are high on life after opening the season 1-0, which means this is happening.
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...Seattle’s offense didn’t look good, but at least it won.
The Seahawks finally scored their first touchdown of the 2017 season in the fourth quarter of Seattle’s 12-9 win over the 49ers. But the win can’t cover up the fact that Seattle’s offense has some glaring issues.
Oakland brought out the best in BeastMode.
Marshawn Lynch said at his opening press conference with the Raiders, “Just to play in Oakland, shit, it's like a dream come true or something like that.”
Sunday...
In an interview with ‘CBS This Morning,’ the New England quarterback gave his thoughts on Kaepernick’s situation.
Martin Truex scores Cup Series-best fifth win of the season in playoff opener, earns automatic advancement to the second round.
The cleanest hurdle of the 2017 season thus far.
The Rams are trying to keep up with Washington in Los Angeles, and Todd Gurley did everything he could to make sure that happened. That included this incredible hurdle.
The Falcons play their first regular season game inside the brand new Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
The Aussie’s four-shot lead over Rickie Fowler & Jason Day was plenty enough and sucked most of the drama out of Sunday. Now let’s play for big money in Atlanta.
Sports Illustrated ranks Kevin Durant, Steph Curry, and Draymond Green as top-10 players
4th MLB team to secure postseason berth
The Houston Astros have won their first division title since 2001, clinching the American League West on Sunday with a win over the Seattle Mariners and a loss by the Los Angeles Angels.
Gronk did not return.
Rob Gronkowski left the field in the third quarter of Sunday’s game with the Saints after suffering a groin injury. The All-Pro tight end landed awkwardly after being tackled at the end of a 21-yard reception and walked gingerly off the field.
It doesn’t get much worse than this.
Being a Philadelphia sports fan is a singular experience that brings together disappointment, despair and desperation. Fans got all three on Sunday afternoon, in the span of eight minutes.
The refs got it right, but the rule’s stupid.
Iowa beat North Texas on Saturday, 31-14, and there was nothing overly memorable about it. But the game was host to one of the silliest examples of systemic overreaction to a player having fun in a sport that’s sadly full of these instances.
It’s a common pass concept, but it holds different meaning in this situation.
