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Trent Williams Considers His Time in Washington a Distant Memory

Usually, when a player spends nearly a decade with a franchise and becomes a key part of its core, they’ve memories that last a lifetime. Yet, for Trent Williams, the Washington chapter is slowly being overwritten.
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Paul Finebaum suggests Arch Manning could ‘regret’ playing for Texas and Steve Sarkisian

The Texas Longhorns dropped their second straight game on Saturday, falling 27-24 to the Florida Gators at home. Paul Finebaum had already been critical of quarterback Arch Manning after last week’s loss to Oklahoma, but now he’s turning his attention to head coach Steve Sarkisian. Finebaum blasted the “absolute arrogance” of Sarkisian on Sunday, saying…
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Predictions, Lines & Betting Splits for Bills vs Raiders (Week 6)

The Buffalo Bills (4-1) travel to Allegiant Stadium today for a 4:25 PM ET kickoff against the Las Vegas Raiders (3-2) on CBS. Buffalo leads the AFC East and rides a one-game win streak as the road favorite in the NFL odds. Conversely, Las Vegas sits in the AFC West and aims to snap a … Continued The post Predictions, Lines & Betting Splits for Bills vs Raiders (Week 6) appeared first on Sports Betting Dime.
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A first for Travis Hunter since 2002

Travis Hunter made a big impression on Sunday during the game between the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Houston Texans, played in London. The young player pulled off a rare feat in the NFL by scoring a touchdown on offense and making an interception on defense in the same game. It was a feat that hadn’t […] The post A first for Travis Hunter since 2002 appeared first on Dose.ca.
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Ryan Fitzpatrick trolls Aqib Talib after criticism over Bo Nix rant

Ryan Fitzpatrick dropped the gloves when analyzing Bo Nix’s performance after Thursday Night Football this week. Despite Nix and the Denver Broncos sneaking past the Seattle Seahawks 17-14, Fitzpatrick teed off on Nix’s play during Prime Video’s postgame show, calling the performance “almost disrespectful to the quarterback position.” While that phrasing might’ve been a little harsh,…
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