World News – USA – Washington fans can’t believe Jeremy Sprinkle failed to fix this problem

When a street team tries to create a big surprise, the players have to take big chances.

Sprinkle somehow simply lost the ball. He was lying on the soccer ball, then he jumped out.

The early going on the Steelers / Washington slope was pretty ugly. Lots of penalties and punts. Every team needed a spark, and a fiddly recovery could have done just that for Burgundy and Gold.

On the Fox show, analyst Darryl Johnston was asked why Washington didn’t get into football.

Did Alex Smith know what he was doing when he carried the football to the sidelines against the Steelers?

Josh Allen found Isaiah McKenzie for a TD pass after a nice fake for the running back

Veteran security guard Jamon Brown traveled to Green Bay with the Eagles on Sunday, but is said to have split from the team long before kick-off. Long-time Eagles reporter Derrick Gunn reports that Brown was thrown out of the team hotel on Saturday and sent home by Dom DiSandro, head of security, for having behaved negatively [more]

Kyrie Irving may think the media twisted some of his words over the summer, but LeBron James doesn’t seem to think that’s the case.

New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick put in a rare feat on Sunday that will be difficult for any other coach to match.

The 7-foot-2 center was trending on social media after the Nuggets posted some highlights from training on Monday.

The timing of the Ohio state game and early contract signing pose challenges for Warde Manuel as he tries to solve Jim Harbaugh’s football future in Michigan.

Washington received a major hiatus in their comeback win over Pittsburgh when officials mistakenly stopped the clock before Washington scored a field goal at the end of the first half. With only a few seconds left in the second quarter and Washington timed out, quarterback Alex Smith was tackled and Washington’s field [more]

The Giants stay overnight after the street games to encourage better sleep, and the players agree to the new plan.

The Mets’ pursuit of a midfielder, the best man in the market at George Springer, was supported by one of baseball’s biggest insiders.

Washington QB Alex Smith suffered a cut in his left leg while playing for Pittsburgh

Dick Allen, a fearsome batsman who was seven times All-Star, 1964 NL Rookie of the Year and 1972 AL MVP, has died. The Philadelphia Phillies, who Allen started with, announced his death Monday. Allen’s No.. 15 was retired by the Phillies in September, an honor considered by many to be long overdue for one of the franchise’s greatest players, who battled racism with the team during a tumultuous period in the 1960s.

Like clockwork, a member of the 1972 Dolphins celebrates the downfall of a perfect season.

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