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I can't remember the Chiefs playing this solid of a game during the entire 15-2 regular season last year. Convincing performance tonight and erases a lot of doubts about where they are headed. But the playoffs picture still leaves little room for error with the Chargers and Broncos both a game...

Gutsy call to go for fourth down and perfectly executed. Or maybe they're going for it because Butker has lost it and the FG was far from guaranteed. Another missed XP, yikes.

Barely survived the Cardinals and got lit up by Jacoby Brissett. Yeah I'm convinced.

Solid and convincing performance by the Bucs.

Incredible finishes here.

The OPI call on Diggs looked dubious to me.

Most of these early games have become entertaining.

The Broncos tried their damnedest to beat the Eagles one week and lose to the Jets the next, but the Jets weren't about to let that happen.

10/12 @9:30am ET (London) Denver 10/12 @1:00 ET New England Pittsburgh LA Chargers LA Rams Indianapolis Seattle Dallas 10/12 @4:05/4:25 ET Las Vegas Tampa Bay Green Bay 10/12 @8:20 ET Kansas City 10/13 @7:15/8:15 ET Buffalo Washington

Shocking performance by the Giants. What a difference Dart has made. I no longer regret forgetting to pick tonight's game.

Only in the playoffs era did the sanctioning body have to codify a comical "100% rule" that stipulates that racing teams must attempt to finish the race in the best position they can. A rule that must be selectively enforced because huge incentives are in place to break it.

Steve-O is saying many of the right things now, but he didn't think or say any of them a few years ago. This is a good sign that those who have known all along the damage the playoffs cause are finally breaking through and have momentum.

As I posted earlier, it isn't the fault of the drivers or teams who won them. They didn't ask for the clown show format and don't deserve to be tainted. However, the history and legacy of the series have been compromised. The playoffs championships have less weight and validity in that context...

Mishkin's history with the NBA is at the top of his resume. Of course it was well known to both plaintiffs and defendants prior to choosing him. His prior association with the NBA does not inherently represent a "conflict of interest", nor was NASCAR alleging one in their filings. That isn't...

Absolute fantasy gibberish. Judge Bell did not choose the mediator. The two parties selected and agreed upon Mishkin after a directive to participate in pretrial mediation. https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/motorsports/meet-the-ex-nba-exec-mediating-michael-jordan-s-nascar-lawsuit/ar-AA1yAs0S

Another playoffs cutoff race ratings bonanza. Nothing pulls in the casuals like this.

The judicial system is only valid when it leads to outcomes that I personally agree with. When it doesn't, there is clearly always an unfair conspiracy at work.

I'm surprised it has gotten this close to trial. With the late season TV viewership spiraling and the turmoil over the playoffs debate, NASCAR simply does not need this case overshadowing coming changes and a new marketing push for 2026. There has been a significant shift in NASCAR's posture...

Very sloppy game for the Chiefs. Plenty of opportunities to take control and the offense is moving the ball, but the pick 6 and raft of penalties and miscues was too much. Now their backs are against the wall facing down the Lions and the possibility of being 2-4.

Congrats to the Jags and Lawrence. That was a big statement drive to win after they sent down 28-24.