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The 2026 NFL Draft is in Pittsburgh! This draft season, we’ll be scouting as many of the top prospects that the Pittsburgh Steelers could have their eye on. We’ll break down the prospects themselves, strengths and weaknesses, projected draft capital, and their fit with the Steelers. The Steelers let Isaac Seumalo leave in free agency, […]
This was one of the best games of Jalen Hurts’ career. Against the Minnesota Vikings, Hurts finished with a perfect passer rating (158.3), completing 19 of 23 passes for 326 yards and three touchdowns. The ball placement, timing, command, and confidence were all elite. This Philadelphia Eagles performance was a weird one to break down. […]
Longtime New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is among 12 coaching nominees eligible to be inducted in to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2026. Belichick is eligible for induction for the first time this year, as the Hall of Fame recently reduced the waiting period for former coaches to just one season. […]
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Liverpool’s return to Champions League action on Wednesday sees them take on Eintracht Frankfurt, a rather unique opponent for the Reds. The two sides have only previously met in the early stages of the 1972-73 UEFA Cup, with the Reds shading that meeting 2-0 over two legs. For Eintracht manager Dino Toppmoller, though, not everything […]
The Edmonton Oilers aren’t pastry chefs. They need to significantly reduce their turnovers. The Oilers have committed the fourth most turnovers/60 (17.92) through their first six games. Turnoveritis has spread throughout the lineup, and combined with too many errant and missed passes, it is easy to see why they’ve lost three consecutive games and have…
Welcome back for another round of fantasy football ramblings. This week, the Byepocalypse, and looking down the road at the playoffs. Last session’s grades: Bryce Young – 6/10 A good spot start against Dallas, and a salvageable start against the Jets cut short by injury. Hassan Haskins – 1/10 Lost the open gig to Kimani […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Cubs fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Tomorrow, I’m going to begin a five-part series in which I examine the possibilities of contract […]
The wait is nearly over. Cleveland Cavaliers basketball will be back in our lives for at least the next five months after Wednesday’s opener. Cleveland begins their campaign against the New York Knicks in what could be an early Eastern Conference Finals preview. Who: Cleveland Cavaliers at New York Knicks Where: Madison Square Garden – New York, […]
The second week of the Arizona Fall League is now in the books! As a reminder, the Yankees’ representatives this year for the Mesa Solar Sox are Bryce Cunningham, Cade Smith, Brady Kirtner, Coby Morales, Hueston Morrill, Manuel Palencia, Adam Stone, and Enmanuel Tejeda. Here’s how they performed this past week, as compared to Week […]
On Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs opened a can of something-or-other on the Las Vegas Raiders, escorting them off GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium after a 31-0 beatdown. Here are three things that occur to me after reflecting on Sunday’s game. 1. Stone Forsyth didn’t cause Omarr Norman-Lott’s injury No matter what I think about […]
Last week, after beating the Jacksonville Jaguars, the national media began looking at the Seattle Seahawks as a legitimate playoff team, and perhaps even a Super Bowl contender. However, how will this change after the Seahawks stout victory over the Houston Texans on Monday Night Football? Well, this week, despite the win, the national media […]
It wasn’t always pretty (particularly in the first half), but the Green Bay Packers pulled out an ugly victory over the Arizona Cardinals in week 7 to get to a 4-1-1 record. As we do every week, we’re taking a look at the performance of the passing game. So let’s stop talking about it and […]
The SEC begins the 2025-26 women’s college basketball season with three teams ranked in the top five, five in the top 10 and eight in the top 25. In this era of power conferences, the SEC is THE power conference. And yet, being the best conference doesn’t necessarily mean being the most-competitive conference. For all […]
The bye week comes with mixed feelings. On one hand, Jacksonville is 4-3 with the toughest part of its schedule out of the way. On the other hand, there’s been a lot of uninspiring football over the past two games. The Jaguars got bullied in consecutive weeks. “We cannot, absolutely not, go back and try […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Mavericks fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Please take our survey I didn’t realize until this week that Dallas starts their season with […]
After a long drought the tide is finally coming back in. The Patriots are surging in 2025, extending their hot streak and climbing the power rankings after a dominant 31-13 Week 7 victory over the Titans. This marked their fourth win in a row, improving their record to 5-2 and putting them alone atop the […]
So there has been some news regarding the Washington Nationals and a managerial hire. However, it was not the team making a hire. It is a former National becoming a manager elsewhere. Multiple reports have now indicated that former Nat Kurt Suzuki will become the manager of the Los Angeles Angels. That is not only […]
—Spread check: Louisville by 25.5. —The Athletic has Louisville at No. 17 in its weekly ranking of all 136 FBS teams. —The Cards also check in at No. 17 in ESPN’s strength of record metric. —The Barking Crow’s simulator gives Louisville a 35 percent chance of making the College Football Playoff. —The first couple days […]
Waiver Wire Week 8 Week 7 delivered another wave of chaos. Mike Evans broke his collarbone and will miss most of the season. Puka Nacua sat out with an ankle injury, Nico Collins suffered a concussion, and Jayden Daniels exited with a hamstring strain. All four absences create target vacuums and shift depth charts heading […]
Ever see a defensive coordinator happy about allowing a 21-play drive? You’re about to!
Louisville entered the second quarter with a lead after a masterclass from Jeff Brohm on the offensive side of the ball. Ron English was able to showcase his game plan for the rest of the half with a stout run defense followed by a strategy to contain Miami’s passing game. Let’s look at some of […]
The season is upon us. Expectations are low but the excitement for a new era in Brooklyn are high. We’re back for our annual NetsDaily roundtable which we give some analysis and bold takes. We thank everyone for reading and encourage you all to join in on the Q/A in the comment section. Who or […]
The Detroit Red Wings are in a position to make some trades, and they have started the season on the winning side of things with a 5-1-0 record. Part of the success has come from rookies being injected into the lineup to provide the team with some life. Elliotte Friedman discussed the Red Wings' roster situation on 32 Thoughts and mentioned that Detroit could look to deal from depth and trade. Players being dealt that could come from this are Erik Gustafsson, Justin Holl, and Jonatan Berggren....
Jeff Rueter joins us to give an outsider’s look at the West.
Kentucky basketball senior guard Otega Oweh has been named a Second-Team Preseason All-American by CBS Sports, it was announced on Tuesday. Oweh was the only Wildcat to make one of the three All-American teams. Oweh is coming off a season in which he was easily the MVP for a Kentucky team that tied the all-time […]