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Week 10 of the NFL season kicked off Thursday with the Baltimore Ravens defeating the Cincinnati Bengals 35-34. Then in Munich, Germany, the Carolina Panthers prevailed over the New York Giants 20-17 for an early start to Sunday football.
Alabama didn't just eliminate three-loss LSU from the College Football Playoff conversation Saturday, it blew the Tigers right out of their own stadium. The Tide's 42-13 win further cemented their spot as the selection committee's top two-loss team, but there's no shortage of two-loss SEC teams to choose from.
Carolina Panthers running back Miles Sanders was carted off the field with an ankle/foot injury after a 1-yard run early in the second quarter and ruled out early in the second half of Sunday's game in Munich against the New York Giants.
It's never too late in the season to debut new looks — and some teams will do exactly that in Week 10.
United States men's national team manager Mauricio Pochettino has named a 25-player roster to compete in the Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals this week against Jamaica.
The ESPN+ Cheat Sheet for Week 10 is your one-stop shop for fantasy football advice. We've curated all our best start/sit advice from this week, including insights from Matt Bowen, Mike Clay, Tristan H. Cockcroft, Eric Karabell and Liz Loza. Don't have time to read it all? That's why cheat sheets were invented! Catch up on a week's worth of reading in mere minutes, see which players are on the injury report, consider the betting data and then set your lineup with confidence knowing you've put your team in the best position to win.
SALT LAKE CITY — Much of the BYU football team was still on the field at Rice-Eccles Stadium celebrating a miraculous 22-21 win against rival Utah late Saturday night when Utes athletics director Mark Harlan made a surprise appearance at the postgame news conference.