Manchester United may have wildcard solution to help Ruben Amorim in first game
Ruben Amorim faces worrying defensive injuries before his first game - but he may have a wildcard solution to help.
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New York Giants bench QB Daniel Jones -- what now? - ESPN
After six seasons, the Daniel Jones experiment is over. The New York Giants pulled the plug on him as the starting quarterback on Monday, expecting to turn to Tommy DeVito waiting in the wings as they prepare to face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at MetLife Stadium off their bye week.
Daniel Jones demoted to 3rd-string QB as Giants turn to Tommy DeVito - ESPN
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The New York Giants have benched Daniel Jones and named Tommy DeVito as their new starting quarterback.
Match of the Day's nightmare scenario - Alan Shearer decision and ideal presenter rejection
Match of the Day, an emblem of British sports television, could be in for some unexpected changes following the departure of presenter Gary Lineker. The BBC confirmed last week that the former Tottenham forward would be stepping down from his role as host of the flagship football programme.
Tom Brady on Packers' rivalry dominance, Bears' new Caleb Williams approach
Tom Brady knows plenty about dominating a division rival. Brady had a 90-22 record against AFC East teams in his 23-year NFL career, 20 years of which were spent with the New England Patriots — which he led to 17 AFC East division titles during his time there. In other words, Brady spent 20 years terrorizing fans of the Buffalo Bills (33-3 career record against them), Miami Dolphins (24-12 record) and New York Jets (31-8).
James Harden moves into No. 2 on NBA's career 3-point list
James Harden now stands alone at No. 2 in 3-pointers.
Manchester United duo warned they could suffer from Ruben Amorim appointment
Former Manchester United first-team coach Rene Meulensteen fears Christian Eriksen and Casemiro could be victims of Ruben Amorim's appointment at Old Trafford.
Anthony Joshua sees man he detached from his senses come out swinging to warn retirement talk is boxing's big problem
Dillian Whyte has rubbished talk that Anthony Joshua should retire and believes his old heavyweight rival still has plenty to offer in boxing's glamour division.