1+ min ago (187+ words) The Indianapolis Colts have an injury concern with cornerback Sauce Gardner in the first half of the Week 13 game against the Houston Texans. Gardner sustained his injury in the first quarter and was unable to leave the field without help, which is a bad sign. UPDATE: Gardner is officially questionable to return due to a calf injury. He has also gone back to the locker room. As previously mentioned, Gardner needed help getting off the field, which is bad news for his chances of returning to the game. It could also be a sign he has a significant injury, but that hasn't been confirmed yet. "Colts CB Sauce Gardner was injured away from the play on the Texans' second offensive snap and was unable to walk off without assistance," ESPN's Stephen Holder wrote. "He put no weight on his left…...

5+ min ago (167+ words) An NFL stadium looks "completely empty" at kickoff on Sunday. The NFL's Week 13 Sunday slate is a rough one. With three games on Thanksgiving and one on Black Friday, there is a lack of big-time games on Sunday. One rough matchup taking place on Sunday is the 2-9 Jets against the 4-7 Falcons. It's a cold, rainy day in North Jersey on Sunday. The fans appear to have taken note of that. Metlife Stadium looks "completely empty" at kickoff on Sunday. The crowd at Metlife Stadium has not shown up for this one. "I know the Jets are terrible and it's a rain game and it's against the falcons but this is the deadest I've seen MetLife Stadium right before kickoff," one fan wrote. It's an empty-looking stadium, that's for sure. Temperatures are in the 40s, with a chance of rain expected, at…...

6+ min ago (273+ words) The hosts controlled the early stages, dictating the tempo and probing for openings. They almost struck first when Luca Herrmann bent a shot from distance narrowly wide, serving early notice of their intent. D'sseldorf responded by hitting the post through a Cedric Itten header, but minutes later, on the stroke of half time, Dresden landed the opening blow. Konrad Faber pushed forward and whipped in an inviting cross that sailed over Jesper Daland and fell perfectly for Alexander Rossipal, who drilled home to give the hosts a 1-0 lead at the break. Dresden doubled their advantage less than ten minutes after the restart. Vermeij initially struggled to bring down a Niklas Hauptmann delivery, but he recovered brilliantly, sorting out his feet before lifting the ball over the onrushing Florian Kastenmeier to make it 2-0. The hosts had further chances to put the…...

11+ min ago (205+ words) It's been a big week of football, but Sunday could be a letdown. The NFL had three big games on Thanksgiving and one game on Black Friday. The Lions took on the Packers, the Cowboys hosted the Chiefs and the Ravens took on the Bengals on Thanksgiving. On Black Friday, the Eagles hosted the Bears. All four games were good, with the Packers topping the Lions, the Cowboys besting the Chiefs, the Bengals upsetting the Ravens and the Bears surprising the Eagles. But things could be a letdown on Sunday. Here's what is on tap for Sunday: "Dude it's a baaaaaaaaaad slate of NFL games today. There are only two games where both team are above .500, and the MNF is no better," one fan wrote. "Today's slate of NFL games look awful man. Looking like maybe a catch up watching…...

11+ min ago (399+ words) Lando Norris was hoping to become the 11th British driver in history to be crowned Formula One world champion at Sunday's Qatar Grand Prix. Norris led McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and reigning champion Max Verstappen by 24 points heading into the penultimate race of the 2025 season. If Norris outscored both Piastri and Verstappen by two points, he would have sealed glory ahead of the finale in Abu Dhabi next weekend. However, his title rivals had other ideas. MORE:Updated driver and constructor standings for 2025 F1 season Max Verstappen stormed to victory at the Qatar Grand Prix for the third consecutive season, confirming he will not give up the F1 title he first won in 2021 without a fight. Verstappen started third behind the two McLarens and passed championship leader, Lando Norris, into turn one after making a blistering start. McLaren's decision not to pit during…...

22+ min ago (269+ words) For the first time this season, the New Orleans Saints won't have running back Alvin Kamara on the field when they take on the Miami Dolphins in Week 13. Kamara sustained knee and ankle injuries in Week 12 that forced his early exit from the game. Kamara was unable to log a single practice this past week before he was ruled out. Here's what we know about Kamara's injury and return timeline moving forward. We do not have an answer to this question yet. But, based on the fact that Kamara didn't practice at all this past week, we would say he has a less than 50/50 shot to play in Week 14. The good news is, the Saints didn't place him on injured reserve, so they don't expect him to be out more than three games. Knowing that, Kamara could return as early…...

22+ min ago (555+ words) Max Verstappen delivered a crucial victory at the Qatar Grand Prix as he closed to within 12 points of Lando Norris in the 2025 Formula 1 title race, as McLaren threw away a potential win thanks to a poor strategy call on a seventh-lap safety car. Polesitter Oscar'Piastri'had looked settled in the lead of the race and, owing to the difficulty of overtaking around the Losail circuit, the Australian was in prime position to make good on his track position. But the race was turned on its head when Nico Hulkenberg clashed with Pierre Gasly, which produced a safety car. As this had occurred on the seventh lap, this was at the point where the drivers could do their two stops and fulfil the maximum 25-lap stint length. All but'Piastri'and Norris took as an opportunity to call into the pitlane. This forced both…...

27+ min ago (106+ words) MIAMI GARDENS " It started slow, and looked like a sure Miami Dolphins win, but those final 77 seconds put some drama in the day. Dolphins 21, New Orleans 17. Here are 10 thoughts on the day: 1. Let's go over the key plays of those final 77 seconds: Things we learned in Miami Dolphins' 21-17 victory over the New Orleans Saints Instant Analysis: Miami Dolphins 21, New Orleans Saints 17 Dolphins hold on against Saints, win third straight to keep slim hopes alive Dolphins' Douglas, Waller, Jackson return; Achane eclipses 1,000 yards Dolphins activate Darren Waller, Austin Jackson off IR before Saints game...

27+ min ago (83+ words) Michael Scotto: The Indiana Pacers are signing guard Ethan Thompson to a two-way contract and will waive two-way guard RayJ Dennis to make room for the signing, league sources told @hoopshype. No. 1 ... Michael Scotto: The Indiana Pacers are signing guard Ethan Thompson to a two-way contract and will waive two-way guard RayJ Dennis to make room for the signing, league sources told @hoopshype. This article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: Pacers signing Ethan Thompson to two-way deal...

27+ min ago (276+ words) The entire college football world has been waiting for Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin to make a decision on his future. Ole Miss defeated the Mississippi State Bulldogs in the Egg Bowl on Friday, 38-19, and Saturday was set to be decision day for Kiffin. Late on Saturday night, a report surfaced that Ole Miss had a team meeting scheduled for Sunday morning, and Pete Nakos of On3 mentioned that Kiffin intended to leave and take the LSU Tigers job. A big holdup in the departure is Kiffin's insistence on staying at Ole Miss through the Rebels' College Football Playoff run. Kiffin also met with Ole Miss athletic director'Keith Carter'and chancellorGlenn Boyce for three hours on Saturday. On Sunday morning, the team meeting was delayed a few hours, and Brett McMurphy of On3 reported another piece of information that will almost…...