Новости за 02.11.2020

Six days from now, receiver Antonio Brown will make his return to the NFL. By all appearances, he’s ready to hit the ground sprinting. Jay Glazer of FOX Sports reported on Sunday that the Buccaneers were “shocked” by Brown’s physical condition. He walked through the door ready to go, and the Bucs will be ready [more]

Running back Kenyan Drake hurt his ankle in the Cardinals’ Week 7 win over the Seahawks and initial word about the injury was that Drake would miss a few weeks while recovering. Drake may not play against his former team when the Dolphins pay the Cardinals a visit this week, but head coach Kliff Kingsbury [more]

Monday's collection of hockey links.

Washington quarterback Dwayne Haskins hasn’t panned out. So it’s unsurprising that if anyone wants to make an offer for him, Washington would be interested in listening. Haskins hasn’t been actively shopped but the team is open to trading him, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. How much could Washington get for Haskins, the 15th overall [more]

It’s premature to consider whether the Steelers, who are 7-0, can win their next nine games. Unless it isn’t. Look at what they’ve done. Look at what they have left. At Dallas next. Then, the Bengals come to town. At Jacksonville. A Thanksgiving night rematch against the Ravens. Washington. At Buffalo. At Cincinnati. Indianapolis. At [more]

Sunday brought word of two positive COVID-19 tests for Cardinals players during bye week testing and head coach Kliff Kingsbury confirmed those results on Monday. Kingsbury said that there have been no additional positive tests and that contact tracing showed little interaction with the infected players. That’s left the team planning for “business as usual,” [more]

NASCAR to review Kevin Harvick wrecking Kyle Busch and how Erik Jones raced Denny Hamlin late in Sunday's Cup race at Martinsville.

The Ravens ran for 265 yards on Sunday and outgained the Steelers by 236 yards overall, which is a combination that usually results in a victory. Per James Palmer of NFL Media, teams with 250-plus rushing yards that more than double their opponents’ yardage were 215-1-1 since 1933 before Sunday. The Ravens became the second [more]

Ontario’s minister of sport, Lisa MacLeod, said bodychecking would not be allowed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dolphins safety Eric Rowe heard enough about the Rams Defense last week and wanted to change the topic to his team on Sunday. Rowe said after Sunday’s 28-17 win over the Rams that “people keep sleeping on our defense,” but their performance on Sunday likely woke people up. They forced four turnovers by quarterback Jared [more]

“I think the basketball Gods will humble you if you don’t play the game the right way or do the right thing."

The Lions fell to 3-4 in Sunday’s loss to the Colts and that may leave them with some decisions to make ahead of Tuesday’s trade deadline. They made a move to bring in defensive end Everson Griffen last week, but could send players out in the next two days if they don’t feel they will [more]

Bears wide receiver Javon Wims was kicked out of Sunday’s game, and he may miss more playing time beyond that. The league’s disciplinary arm is evaluating Wims’ actions for a possible suspension, and a decision should come today, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. Wims punched Saints cornerback Chauncey Gardner-Johnson twice in his helmet. There [more]

Playing in cold weather has not been kind to the Raiders in recent years. They came into Sunday’s game in Cleveland with 11 straight losses in games that kicked off with the temperature below 50 degrees and that’s where the thermometer fell on a brisk first day of November. It was also rainy and windy [more]

The Titans opened the season with five straight wins, but their defense wasn’t playing at a particularly high level during that streak. The unit’s shortcomings have been harder to obscure the last two weeks. They allowed the Steelers to convert 13-of-18 third downs while falling behind by 20 points in a Week 7 game they [more]

On such a pivotal weekend, there were many winners and losers.

The Rams gained 471 yards on Sunday. The Dolphins gained 145. That differential of 326 yards was the most any NFL team had out-gained its opponent by in any game all season. And the Rams still lost. The Dolphins, thanks to the defense scoring on a 78-yard fumble return and the special teams scoring on [more]

The Seahawks Defense had several rough outings early in the season and the team couldn’t hold a 10-point fourth quarter lead against the Cardinals in a Week 7 overtime loss, so it seemed likely that the unit would remain a trouble spot in Week 8 against the 49ers. It turned out to be the opposite. [more]

After the Broncos lost to the Chiefs in Week 7, head coach Vic Fangio didn’t sugarcoat the need for more out of the offense and tight end Noah Fant agreed the group was falling short of their potential. Through one half of Sunday’s game against the Chargers, it seemed as if those words fell on [more]

The Eagles beat the Cowboys on Sunday night, but that was no thanks to Carson Wentz. Wentz completed just 15 of 27 passes for 123 yards and had four turnovers in an ugly win, and afterward he acknowledged he has to improve. “I’m not good enough,” Wentz said, via the News Journal. “I can be [more]

Bengals rookie quarterback Joe Burrow is the real deal. Burrow completed 26 passes on Sunday, giving him 221 completions through eight games. Per the NFL, that’s the most completions by a player in his first eight games in NFL history. It was also Burrow’s sixth game of 25 or more completion, one short of the [more]

The UEFA Champions League group stage takes center stage and here are predictions, betting odds, live updates and the schedule in full.

The season is half over and the Jets aren’t just 0-8. They’re losing by historic margins. After Sunday’s 35-9 loss to the Chiefs, the Jets have been outscored by 144 points this season. That puts them on pace for an NFL record -288 point differential. The worst point differential in NFL history was -287 by [more]

It wasn’t pretty. In fact, it was pretty ugly. But a win is a win is a win. . . The Eagles overcame four Carson Wentz turnovers to beat the Cowboys 23-9 on Sunday Night Football. They improved to 3-4-1, while the Cowboys fell to 2-6 in perhaps their last, best hope of winning the [more]

Rodney McLeod was credited with a 53-yard fumble return for a touchdown, giving the Eagles a 21-9 lead over the Cowboys with 5:18 remaining. But the play was not without controversy. It appeared Vinny Curry recovered a Ben DiNucci fumble and was down by contact, touched by Connor Williams, before Williams ripped the ball out. [more]