>>Packers Hosting Falcons In Home Opener
(Green Bay, WI) — Week Three of the NFL kicks off with a showdown between two members of the NFC. The Packers are hosting the Falcons in their home opener on Thursday Night Football from Lambeau Field. Green Bay is off to a 1-and-1 start after rallying for an overtime victory against the New York Jets. Jordan Love hopes to improve his efficiency after completing just over 52 percent of his passes through the first two weeks. Atlanta is still searching for its first win of the season. Michael Penix Jr. is slated to make his first start of the year after recovering from a torn ACL.
>>Giants Coach Reacts To Jaxson Dart Being Sidelined For Knee Surgery
(New York, NY) — The head coach for the New York Giants is reacting to the news that the team’s starting quarterback will be out for the rest of the season due to a knee injury. John Harbaugh said the team is rallying behind their QB as he will have to go in for surgery. Dart suffered an injury during the first drive of Monday night’s game against the Los Angeles Rams. Harbaugh did give fans some hope that Dart could possibly be back for the playoffs if the G-Men are able to make it past the regular season.
>>Seahawks Accused Of Spying On Broncos In 2024
(Undated) — Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald shed light on a previously unknown feud between him and Denver Broncos boss Sean Payton. Appearing on In Depth with Graham Bensinger, Macdonald said Payton wrongfully accused him of spying on his team while preparing for the 2024 season opener. It took the threat of a lawsuit by the Seahawks to convince Payton that he was in the wrong. The ‘Hawks and Broncos will face off this season in Week Six.
>>Commanders’ QB Still Meeting Specialists About Elbow
(Ashburn, VA) — Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels is still meeting with specialists about treating his elbow injury. Head coach Dan Quinn said yesterday that there won’t be a timetable for Daniels’ return until he’s done getting opinions from experts. Daniels dislocated his left elbow during Sunday’s loss to the Dallas Cowboys. Marcus Mariota will start under center this week when Washington entertains the Seattle Seahawks.
>>Bears Coach Unsure Of Starting Quarterback This Week
(Chicago, IL) — Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson is facing uncertainty at his team’s most important position. Johnson said yesterday that he doesn’t know yet who will be his starting quarterback on Monday night against the Philadelphia Eagles. Starter Caleb Williams is week-to-week with a hamstring injury and backup Tyson Bagent is in concussion protocol. Third-stringer Case Keenum took first-team reps at practice Wednesday.
>>Report: Extension Talks Stall Between Knicks And Towns
(Undated) — The Knicks are still negotiating with one of their stars. According to ESPN, talks have stagnated between the Knicks and Karl-Anthony Towns on a contract extension. Towns is eligible to receive a contract extension for up to four years and 276-million-dollars. Team owner James Dolan has stated he was to keep the franchise out of the punitive second apron.
>>Dubs’ Curry: No Contract, No Problem
(San Francisco, CA) — Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry isn’t worried about his unsettled contract situation. With training camp set to begin next week, Curry told ESPN that there won’t be any drama and the deal will come together in its own time. Curry is mulling a two-year max extension, a deal with some small pay cuts or take a wait-and-see approach. He’s entering the final year of a contract that will pay him nearly 63-million-dollars this season.
>>Presidents Cup Preview
(Medinah, IL) — The Windy City welcomes 24 of the top golfers when the 16th Presidents Cup tees off at Medinah Country Club. Brandt Snedeker leads the US team, while Australia’s Geoff Ogilvy is the International team captain. Scottie Scheffler is among seven US golfers who are ranked the in the top 10 in the rankings. The Americans will be looking to capture their 11th consecutive title.
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