Mike McDaniel 'forever indebted' to Dan Quinn over sobriety fight - ESPN
MADRID — Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel said he is «forever indebted» to Dan Quinn because the Washington Commanders coach helped steer him toward sobriety.
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Giants set to start Jameis Winston vs. Packers, sources say - ESPN
The New York Giants are expected to start quarterback Jameis Winston against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter and Jordan Raanan on Wednesday.
What Travis Hunter's season-ending injury means for Jaguars - ESPN
The Jacksonville Jaguars made the move in Week 7 to run the offense through rookie two-way threat Travis Hunter — and it brought out the best in him. He set season highs in catches (eight) and receiving yards (104) and caught his first touchdown pass while the rest of the offense was stagnant in the Jags' 35-7 loss to the Los Angeles Rams.
Thunder join Warriors, Bulls and Lakers on list of best starts by defending champs - ESPN
Sometimes, a defending champion picks up right where it left off when the following season starts up. Case in point: the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Pat McAfee defends having Trump on show, says he extended invite to Obama: 'It's the president'
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Draymond Green: Doesn't feel like Warriors committed to winning - ESPN
OKLAHOMA CITY — In the aftermath of a sixth consecutive road loss for the struggling Golden State Warriors, their outspoken power forward, Draymond Green, was asked about the biggest difference between how they played last season following the Jimmy Butler trade and what is happening now.
Doug Christie vows Kings will 'get it right' in fiery speech - ESPN
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Kings coach Doug Christie promised that his team is going to «get it right» despite facing a «bumpy» path and that the organization is «aligned in what we're doing.»
How to fade Texas, back Texas Tech and value to be found in C-USA - ESPN
The second week of the College Football Playoff Rankings dropped, and for the most part, it was business as usual. The top four — Ohio State, Indiana, Texas A&M and Alabama — all held their ground, which feels (mostly) right.