The Los Angeles Rams will fly cross-country from sunny Los Angeles to sunny Miami to take on the suddenly competitive Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins are coming off a bye week and previously won 24-0 against the Jets, eventually featuring the highly-anticipated debut of Tua Tagovailoa.
Due to Kyle Busch winning at Texas, it still leaves three slots open for next weekends finale at Phoenix. Now, it is onto Martinsville, VA, to wrap up the round of eight. Known for being the shortest track in the Cup Series, Martinsville Speedway is bound to offer plenty of suspense as those final seven drivers scratch and claw for those three remaining spots.
As the halfway point of the 2020 NFL season is quickly approaching, here’s a look at 10 old guys who now call new places and teams home. From Veterans who prior to this season spent their whole career in one place, as Philip Rivers and Tom Brady, to journeymen who have made a few different stops along the way, Like Jadeveon Clowney and Teddy Bridgewater.
If the 2021 NFL Draft took place today, the New York Giants would have the second overall pick. They hold a record of 1-6, with their lone win coming over their division rival Washington Football Team.
The Philadelphia Phillies’ most important offseason in recent memory is in front of them and if they don’t succeed, there might be riots in Philadelphia.
Week 8 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High to see the Los Angeles Chargers take on the Denver Broncos. The Broncos (2-4) had their two-game winning streak snapped last week against the Kansas City Chiefs while the Chargers (2-4) are coming in fresh off a 39-29 victory at home over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Week 8 Thursday Night Football game featured an NFC South divisional matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte, NC. The teams met for the 54th time on Thursday, with the Falcons leading in the all-time series 32-19 entering the contest.
Thursday Night Football kicks off in less than one hour. Our NFL experts share their picks and predictions for Week 8.
We’re tracking every rumor, story, and update regarding the top managerial vacancies across Major League Baseball.
After a 2-5 start to the 2020 campaign, the Dallas Cowboys are on the verge of turning in the most disheartening season in team history despite while playing in one of the most underwhelming divisions in league history. If the loss on Monday night in Week 6 against Arizona was a wake-up call, then the team’s performance the following week was rock bottom.
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“If there’s a next thing that can take us to another level, I’m open to it”, Pat Riley said during his press conference last Friday. After reaching the NBA Finals this year, the Miami Heat are still looking to add another star. Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo remains the team’s number one target. The next one on the list is Bradley Beal. For the past two years, Miami has tried to acquire Beal from the Washington Wizards but failed.
The Los Angeles Rams will fly cross-country from sunny Los Angeles to sunny Miami to take on the suddenly competitive Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins are coming off a bye week and previously won 24-0 against the Jets, eventually featuring the highly-anticipated debut of Tua Tagovailoa.
Due to Kyle Busch winning at Texas, it still leaves three slots open for next weekends finale at Phoenix. Now, it is onto Martinsville, VA, to wrap up the round of eight. Known for being the shortest track in the Cup Series, Martinsville Speedway is bound to offer plenty of suspense as those final seven drivers scratch and claw for those three remaining spots.
As the halfway point of the 2020 NFL season is quickly approaching, here’s a look at 10 old guys who now call new places and teams home. From Veterans who prior to this season spent their whole career in one place, as Philip Rivers and Tom Brady, to journeymen who have made a few different stops along the way, Like Jadeveon Clowney and Teddy Bridgewater.
If the 2021 NFL Draft took place today, the New York Giants would have the second overall pick. They hold a record of 1-6, with their lone win coming over their division rival Washington Football Team.
The Philadelphia Phillies’ most important offseason in recent memory is in front of them and if they don’t succeed, there might be riots in Philadelphia.
Week 8 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High to see the Los Angeles Chargers take on the Denver Broncos. The Broncos (2-4) had their two-game winning streak snapped last week against the Kansas City Chiefs while the Chargers (2-4) are coming in fresh off a 39-29 victory at home over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Week 8 Thursday Night Football game featured an NFC South divisional matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte, NC. The teams met for the 54th time on Thursday, with the Falcons leading in the all-time series 32-19 entering the contest.
Thursday Night Football kicks off in less than one hour. Our NFL experts share their picks and predictions for Week 8.
We’re tracking every rumor, story, and update regarding the top managerial vacancies across Major League Baseball.
After a 2-5 start to the 2020 campaign, the Dallas Cowboys are on the verge of turning in the most disheartening season in team history despite while playing in one of the most underwhelming divisions in league history. If the loss on Monday night in Week 6 against Arizona was a wake-up call, then the team’s performance the following week was rock bottom.
“If there’s a next thing that can take us to another level, I’m open to it”, Pat Riley said during his press conference last Friday. After reaching the NBA Finals this year, the Miami Heat are still looking to add another star. Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo remains the team’s number one target. The next one on the list is Bradley Beal. For the past two years, Miami has tried to acquire Beal from the Washington Wizards but failed.
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