The Milwaukee Brewers are headed to the World Series! What went wrong for the Los Angeles Dodgers, and can the Texas Longhorns get Arch Manning back on track? On The Sports Office, Julian Martinez and Alec Nolan break down the Brewers' postseason success, NFL Week 6 predictions, Texas vs. Florida and the San Antonio Spurs' championship expectations. The show begins with former Texas Longhorn and San Marcos native David Hamilton celebrating Milwaukee's World Series berth. Julian and Alec…
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Josh Jacobs is on his way back to the field. The NFL announced Friday that it is removing the Green Bay Packers running back from the Commissioner Exempt List, clearing him to practice and to play in Week 7 against the Detroit Lions. The decision ends a six-game absence that began before the season even started, and it lands in the middle of an open league investigation that could still bring a suspension.
The Chicago Bears are hoping to get three key faces back on the field on Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons, including the potential return of quarterback Caleb Williams.
Matthew Stafford explains why the Rams' 37-34 overtime loss to the Bills wasn't just about a missed kick, but costly missed opportunities and poor execution.
SportsLine football expert Mike Tierney gives out his favorite parlays for Week 6 of the NFL season
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