
“They Got A Big 3” Shannon Sharpe Praises Carolina
Shannon Sharpe praises Bryce Young and Carolina’s balanced offense after a 32–26 win over Detroit, then questions whether the Lions need to change their defense.
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Shannon Sharpe praises Bryce Young and Carolina’s balanced offense after a 32–26 win over Detroit, then questions whether the Lions need to change their defense.

Klint Kubiak defended taking a field goal off the board to attempt fourth-and-2 in the third quarter of the Raiders’ 30–27 loss to Kansas City.

Chuba Hubbard and Tetairoa McMillan scored twice each as Carolina stopped Detroit’s final possession on downs to win 32–26 on Sunday night.

CeeDee Lamb explains the coverage he saw on his winning touchdown and how Dallas finished its final drive in a 34–30 victory over Houston.

Alex Smith recalls the preparation Patrick Mahomes learned in Kansas City and explains what Fernando Mendoza could gain from watching Kirk Cousins in Las Vegas.

Sean McVay praised the Rams’ defensive stops after a 24–20 comeback win. Nick Sirianni accepted responsibility for the failed fourth-and-goal attempt that preceded Los Angeles’ 98-yard touchdown drive.

Jackson did not return with an ankle injury; Barkley was ruled out with a hamstring injury and Chase with a concussion.

Kenneth Walker III scored twice late in the fourth quarter, and Xavier Nwankpa’s final interception secured Kansas City’s 30–27 win in Las Vegas.

Shane Steichen credited Indianapolis’ defensive stops in a 30–13 win. Dan Quinn explained Washington’s fourth-and-one decision and missed chances after takeaways.

Kyren Williams’ two fourth-quarter touchdowns erased a 20–10 deficit as Los Angeles won in Philadelphia. The Eagles went 0-for-12 on third down.

Jonathan Taylor rushed for 95 yards and two touchdowns as Indianapolis won in London. Washington lost Marcus Mariota to a knee injury.

Seattle’s rookie running back will miss at least four games with a chest injury. Velus Jones Jr. joins the 53-man roster before the Chargers visit.