Month: October 2019

4:30 PM ET michaeldirocco JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Gardner Minshew is doing his best to make a permanent claim to remain the Jacksonville Jaguars‘ starting quarterback when Nick Foles is cleared to return next month. It’s not just that the rookie sixth-round pick threw for 279 yards and three touchdowns in the Jaguars’ 29-15 victory against
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4:39 PM ET Throughout the Cincinnati Bengals‘ winless start, their defense had trouble keeping opponents from racking up yards on the ground. On Sunday in London, run defense wasn’t Cincinnati’s issue. It was trying to keep the Rams from reeling off big plays through the air. As one might expect given the state of both
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4:18 PM BST YOKOHAMA — The Springboks’ journey to Rugby World Cup finalists is in part down to a change in the players’ priorities where they parked promoting their social media and moving for financial gain to refocus on playing for their country, according to head coach Rassie Erasmus and captain Siya Kolisi. South Africa
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3:37 PM ET Cleveland Cavaliers center John Henson will miss two to four weeks after suffering a strained right hamstring, the team announced Sunday. Henson was injured during his season debut Saturday against the Indiana Pacers. He played eight minutes while tallying three points, three rebounds, two steals and two blocks in Cleveland’s 110-99 win.
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8:07 AM ET We’re just one week into the regular season, and we’ve already seen some historic debuts, an overtime buzzer-beater, plenty of coach’s challenges … and, of course, the unraveling of the Golden State dynasty before our very eyes. Throughout the regular season, our panel (ESPN’s Tim MacMahon, Andre’ Snellings, Royce Young and Bobby
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2:21 PM ET Lindsey ThiryESPN Close Covered Rams for two years for Los Angeles Times Previously covered the Falcons Has covered the NBA and college football and basketball Trickeration alert: Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff handed off to receiver Cooper Kupp, who passed the ball to receiver Robert Woods, who then decided a double-reverse
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