The Chicago Bears put up a phenomenal offensive showing in Week 1 against the Carolina Panthers. They ultimately won 59-37 and made history as the highest-scoring season opener in NFL history. In an interview with ESPN Chicago, Ben Johnson said that they could have gone for 60. “At that point, I was open for 60. I was thinking a 2-point try at some [...] The post Bears news: Ben Johnson hints he almost went for 2 to drop 60 points on Panthers appeared first on ClutchPoints.
The Battle of the Brothers, Utah’s oldest college football rivalry, returns to Rice-Eccles Stadium on Saturday when the Utes take on the Utah State Aggies.
Thieneman logged 10 tackles (eight solo) and one pass defense during the Bears' 59-37 win over the Panthers on Sunday. Thieneman, a first-round selection of the Bears in the 2026 NFL Draft, made his regular-season debut Sunday in what turned out to be the highest-scoring Week 1 contest in NFL history. Thieneman did his part, leading the Bears in tackles while playing all 68 defensive snaps and playing 17 more snaps on special teams. The rookie figures to be busy this season if the Bears'…
The Dallas Cowboys lost to the New York Giants in the season opener on Sunday, and defensive lineman Kenny Clark and the rest of the defense are taking accountability.
Dante Moore’s Oregon season has taken a strange turn, but not so strange that you’d imagine the quarterback faking an injury to escape it. Appearing on The Zach Gelb Show days after Oregon’s upset loss to Oklahoma State and Dan Lanning’s testy press conference about Moore’s absence from the podium, NBC’s Joshua Perry floated the...
In the last two years, running back Javonte Williams has turned into a crucial piece of the Dallas Cowboys’ offensive unit, especially considering his performance in the last season alone.
After a 39-22 season opening loss against the Vikings the Packers are left with more questions than answers. For the most part the Packers dominated the first three quarters.
It’s back to nonconference play for Arizona after an unsuccessful start to the Big 12 schedule. The Wildcats are home to take on Northern Illinois, which until this season was a member of the Mid-American Conference but now for some reason is in the Mountain West. The schools have never met in football. The Huskies [...]
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