Mike McDaniel: Focus on 1-6 Dolphins, not my own job - ESPN
CLEVELAND — Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel said he isn't thinking about his job security, even after a 31-6 loss Sunday to the Cleveland Browns dropped his team to 1-6.
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Real Madrid, Getafe coaches at odds over provocative Vinícius - ESPN
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Chase Briscoe gives Joe Gibbs Racing 2nd spot in NASCAR finale - ESPN
TALLADEGA, Ala. — Chase Briscoe gave Joe Gibbs Racing its second spot in NASCAR's championship-deciding season finale with an overtime victory Sunday at Talladega Superspeedway.
Vikings' T.J. Hockenson: 'Ridiculous' that TD was overturned - ESPN
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U.S. GP: Max Verstappen admits fifth F1 title is within reach - ESPN
AUSTIN, Texas — Max Verstappen would have considered anyone backing him for the title after the Dutch Grand Prix as «an idiot,» but now believes a championship victory is possible if he maximises his performance at the five remaining races.
Will Dandjinou paces Canadian short trackers to 5-medal day at World Tour event
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Manchester United stretch Liverpool losing streak to four games
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Verstappen wins US Grand Prix and McLaren’s Norris pulls closer to teammate Piastri in F1 title hunt
AUSTIN, Texas: Red Bull’s Max Verstappen raced to his third victory in four races Sunday at the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix, while McLaren’s Lando Norris took a huge chunk out of teammate Oscar Piastri’s championship lead by finishing second. Piastri was a distant fifth, allowing Norris to pull within 14 points with five grand prix and two sprint races to go. Verstappen is also closing fast with his late-season charge. Verstappen now trails Piastri by 40 points, and Norris by 26, in third place, and has put the McClarens on notice he intends to chase them all the way to the end of the season. Piastri and Norris are trying to win their first career drivers championship. Verstappen is hunting his fifth in a row, and his dominant form of late has given him a real chance to get it. He also won the sprint race Saturday after the two McLarens ran into each other on the first turn and crashed out. “It was an unbelievable weekend for us,” Verstappen said. “The chance is there. We just need to try to deliver these kind of weekends until the end.”