Новости за 20.09.2022

Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes discuss the events of the Buffalo Bills dominant win vs. Tennessee Titans in Week 2. Bills' Josh Allen accounted for four touchdowns and the Bills defense led by Von Miller held Derrick Henry and the Titans offense to just one touchdown.

The Philadelphia Eagles took care of business on Monday Night Football, defeating the Minnesota Vikings with a final score of 24-7. Jalen Hurts finished 26-of-31, 390 total yards and three total touchdowns. With the Eagles' 2-0 start, they are (-200) to win the NFC East. Nick Wright explains why he expects the Eagles to run away with the NFC East.

From Cal Ripken's consecutive games played to Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak, FOX Sports' Ben Verlander and Alex Curry share their lists of the most unbreakable MLB records.

Greg Dortch leads the Cardinals in receptions and receiving yards. Eric D. Williams details his NFL journey through five organizations.

Colin Cowherd suggests to Johnathon Vilma, former NFL player and Fox analyst, that the Jared Goff led Detroit Lions look like they could be a wildcard playoff team. Vilma's only problem with that statement is Colin's lack of conviction. Watch as he lays out why this Lions offense gives them a fighting chance in their division.

Tom Brady's fire remains live and well at age 45 – and no one overcomes adversity better than TB12, writes Martin Rogers.

The New England Patriots pulled a big 17-14 upset win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 2. Mac Jones went 21-of-35 for 252 yards, one touchdown and one interception. However, does Bill Belichick still believe in the second-year QB despite Jones barely touching the ball in the second half? Colin Cowherd reacts to the team's decision to run the ball more to seal the win.

The goal of the NASCAR playoffs' second round is survive and advance. Bob Pockrass looks at what each driver needs to do.

Here's everything you need to know about Kent State-Georgia from the point spread, moneyline, total over/under and expert pick from Jason McIntyre.

Nick Wright joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the latest in the NFL after Week 2. Nick begins with deep dive into the Denver Broncos and San Francisco 49ers as they head into a pivotal Week 3 matchup.

Wills was a former MVP who led the NL in stolen bases from 1960-65, was named an All-Star seven times, and won Gold Glove Awards in 1961 and ’62.

After another wild week of the NFL season, Colin Cowherd updates his Top 10 teams heading into Week 3, including the Miami Dolphins and Philadelphia Eagles making big leaps. Did Colin get it right? Who is in and out of your list?

The Dallas Cowboys open up as a 2-and-a-half-point underdogs against the New York Giants according to FOX Bet Sportsbook. Cooper Rush will make his third career start against the division rival after leading his team to a win against the Bengals in Week 2. Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe lay out their expectations for Rush in Week 3.

The New York Mets have topped MLB payroll figures for the first time in more than 30 years.

The Pirates shortstop is 6-foot-7 with prodigious power, speed and a cannon arm. And he's starting to figure things out.

The Buffalo Bills dominated the Tennessee Titans with a 41-7 win. Josh Allen went 26-of-38 for 317 yards and four touchdowns. The Bills have been favorites to win the Super Bowl but how did they become contenders? Colin Cowherd analyzes Sean McDermott's impact on Bills Mafia.

Trey Lance underwent successful ankle surgery and Jimmy Garoppolo is back as the San Francisco 49ers' starting quarterback. Despite the rough ending to Lance's season, are the 49es back to being Super Bowl contenders? Colin Cowherd explains why he agrees with the recent anonymous report saying multiple 49ers players feel Jimmy G will make them better.

The Philadelphia Eagles dominated on Monday Night Football, defeating the Minnesota Vikings 24-7. Jalen Hurts finished 26-of-31, 390 total yards and three total touchdowns. Meanwhile, Kirk Cousins' primetime struggles continue, throwing for 221 yards and three interceptions. The Eagles are now 2-0 and look to dethrone the Dallas Cowboys for the NFC East crown. Colin Cowherd analyzes what makes the Eagles a tough contending team.

Kyle Larson said the second round is a “weird” group of tracks (Texas, Talladega, Charlotte road course).

Christopher Bell came up short at Bristol but he’s looking forward to Texas. Bell: “There would be no better place than Texas (to win) because that’s going to be a very important race.”

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are signing former Buffalo Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley to help a beleaguered unit.

Insider Patrick Everson reports on how Trey Lance's season-ending injury impacted the MVP odds, as well as the 49ers' title and Week 3 lines.

Mike Evans has been suspended for one game for his role in Sunday's altercation with New Orleans Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore. Evans reportedly plans to appeal the suspension. Meanwhile, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are reportedly signing Cole Beasley to the practice squad and is expected to join the roster soon. Shannon Sharpe reacts to the Beasley signing and breaks down how much he will help Brady's Bucs.

The Los Angeles Lakers made another addition over the weekend as the team agreed to sign point guard Dennis Schroder to a one-year deal. Schroder averaged over 15 points with the Lakers in 2020-21, but left in the offseason as a free agent. Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe react to the signing.

Jalen Hurts threw for 333 yards and a touchdown in the Philadelphia Eagles 24 to 7 win over the Minnesota Vikings last night, while Kirk Cousins only had 221 passing yards and three interceptions. Skip, during the game, you tweeted that you’d rather have Jalen Hurts over Kirk Cousins any day or night. Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe react to Eagles win.