Josh Allen looking to extend primetime dominance as starter - ESPN
The Buffalo Bills enter «Monday Night Football» against the Atlanta Falcons looking to avenge last week's loss, and they may have the ultimate player for the feat.
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Neymar must regain full fitness for Brazil recall, says Ancelotti
TOKYO :Neymar remains in Brazil's plans but the forward needs to be fully fit to earn a recall to the squad as he looks to reignite his international career ahead of next year's World Cup, coach Carlo Ancelotti said on Monday.
Saudi coach Renard labels Iraq game most important of his career
JEDDAH :Herve Renard has called Saudi Arabia's World Cup qualifying clash with Iraq in Jeddah on Tuesday the most important game of his coaching career as they stand on the cusp of a place at next year's finals.
Wrestling-Japan's double Olympic champion Kinjo announces retirement
Japan's Risako Kinjo said her wrestling career had given her a sense of fulfilment after the double Olympic gold medallist announced her retirement at the age of 30 on Sunday.
Panthers stun Cowboys as Tetairoa McMillan scores first career touchdowns in win
FOX NFL broadcaster Greg Olsen weighs in on Bryce Young's 2025 season with the Carolina Panthers in an interview with Fox News Digital.
Gauff takes confidence from Wuhan triumph ahead of WTA Finals title defence
Coco Gauff said her victory at the Wuhan Open on Sunday had boosted her confidence after a disappointing run of results, as the American prepares to defend her title at the season-ending WTA Finals in Riyadh next month.
Gordon in Wallabies squad for end-of-season tour, Lynagh rested
SYDNEY :Flyhalf Carter Gordon was drafted straight into the Wallabies squad a couple of hours after his return from rugby league was announced on Monday but Tom Lynagh has been rested for the end-of-season tour of Japan and Europe.
Jays' Springer hits 21st postseason home run, passes Jeter - ESPN
TORONTO — The Blue Jays' George Springer homered on the first pitch from Seattle's Bryce Miller in the American League Championship Series opener Sunday, moving past the New York Yankees' Derek Jeter into sole possession of fifth place on the career list with his 21st postseason home run.