NFL Week 2 braces for chaos

After wild season-opening results, expect more unpredictability in Week 2. The Seahawks face injury concerns with Sam Darnold potentially sidelined against Arizona, who could pull off a second stunning upset.

Bills-Lions could be a shootout

Tomorrow night's matchup between Buffalo and Detroit has major Super Bowl implications. This game is one of three with playoff-contending stakes to watch closely.

Lane Kiffin returns to Ole Miss

LSU faces Ole Miss in Week 3 in a top-10 matchup with massive narrative stakes. Kiffin returns to the program he left, facing former players including quarterback Trinidad Chambliss. Oxford police called in reinforcements for the raucous environment.

“This game is that big of a deal.”

Chambliss gets chance at revenge

Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss will face his former coach Lane Kiffin in a chance to give the LSU coach an unwelcome homecoming. The matchup carries personal stakes for both sides.

Adam Silver addresses NBA issues

The NBA commissioner defended the Clippers salary cap sanctions and discussed expansion possibilities in Seattle and Las Vegas. Silver also expressed his desire for the Trail Blazers to remain in Portland.

Arch Manning apologizes for video

Texas quarterback Arch Manning apologized after laughing at an offensive AI-generated video showing coach Steve Sarkisian slapping sideline reporter Holly Rowe. He vowed to be more thoughtful going forward.

Fantasy moves for Week 2

Check waiver wire targets before Week 2 starts. No need to panic on Dak Prescott or Justin Herbert, and multiple running back handcuff options emerged in openers. The Dolphins have wide receivers worth picking up.

Cowboys drop 12 spots in rankings

Pete Prisco's power rankings show Dallas fell dramatically after one loss due to glaring defensive weaknesses that carried over from last season. This is a massive problem for their playoff chances.

“Give new coach Mike LaFleur credit for pulling off the upset of the Chargers.”

Cardinals climb six spots unexpectedly

Arizona, expected to be a bottom-dweller, climbed six spots after a shocking 1-0 start. New coach Mike LaFleur pulled off an upset of the Chargers, suggesting the team may exceed preseason expectations.

“Maybe this team will be better than expected.”

Scottie Scheffler dominates 2026

Scheffler won Player of the Year after leading the PGA Tour in wins, scoring average, official money, and 10 other measurements. His dominance made the award a runaway decision.

Ryan Fox wins Shot of the Year

Ryan Fox's three shots on the 72nd hole at The Open won Shot of the Year. Needing a par to force a playoff, Fox hit a blistered drive, a laser approach, and a putt to win his first major.

“A blistered drive. A laser approach and a putt that found the middle of the bottom of the cup to win his first major in major style.”

Cameron Young earns award too

Cameron Young, the former Rookie of the Year, took home one of the golf superlatives from the 2026 season. He finished as runner-up to Ryan Fox at The Open after making bogey on the final hole.