Betting: Why we like Patriots to keep winning, Henderson to beat rushing prop and Maye for DFS - ESPN
Week 13 of the NFL season wraps up with the New England Patriots hosting the New York Giants on «Monday Night Football.»
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Judging biggest overreactions for NFL Week 13 games - ESPN
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The beautiful thing about Week 13 is that you can do the bulk of your overreacting before the weekend. Three games Thursday. One more Friday. All won by underdogs, with major impact on the standings and the playoff races. First-place teams wobbling, upstarts… uh… upstarting? Plenty of overreaction fodder on the plate before Sunday even got here.
WNBA, players union agree to 40-day extension on CBA - ESPN
The WNBA and WNBA Players Association agreed to an extension on the current CBA through Jan. 9, as they look to continue negotiations toward a new deal, the league announced Sunday night.
Titans' Chestnut alleges Jaguars' Cooke threatened him - ESPN
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee Titans running back Julius Chestnut said Jacksonville Jaguars punter Logan Cooke said he was going to kill him during Sunday's game.
76ers welcome back Joel Embiid, lose chaotic game to Hawks in 2OT - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — Joel Embiid played in his first game in three weeks Sunday night, but the star center's return wasn't enough as the Philadelphia 76ers lost 142-134 to the Atlanta Hawks in double overtime.
Inside the 'guessing' game of Kiffin's decision, plus a dominant Thanksgiving for NFL underdogs - ESPN
Lane Kiffin's exit from Ole Miss on Sunday triggered a guessing game at sportsbooks, with oddsmakers trying to figure out how much to downgrade the Rebels without the mercurial coach heading into the College Football Playoff.
Nik Bonitto preserves Broncos' OT win by swatting away 2-point try - ESPN
LANDOVER, Md. — From his vantage point, Broncos quarterback Bo Nix could see that the Denver defense — specifically its best pass rusher, Nik Bonitto — might be in position to preserve an overtime win before the Washington Commanders snapped the ball.
Heyward says Bills QB Allen purposefully kneed him in Steelers' loss - ESPN
PITTSBURGH — Steelers defensive captain Cameron Heyward said Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen purposefully kneed him in the stomach during the first half of Pittsburgh's 26-7 loss, leading to jawing between the two players throughout Sunday's game at Acrisure Stadium.