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Bills take over atop NFL Power Rankings, Ravens also soar after impressive opener
How do all 32 NFL teams stack up ahead of Week 2? Plus, we picked out the top newcomers from each roster.
With Leonard trade finally official, Raptors can dream big
After an off-season full of speculation and drama, Kawhi Leonard finally returns to Toronto where he helped lead the Raptors to a championship in 2019, writes TSN's Josh Lewenberg.
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Hot or Not: Should CFL eliminate onside dribble punts?
On Saturday, Montreal successfully used the onside dribble punt against BC to get out of a 2nd and 20. It’s a legal play, but many feel like it’s a loophole. So with all the changes coming to the CFL next season, should getting rid of the onside punt needs to be one of them? Is Davis Alexander’s emotions during a game hurt the Als more than it helps? TSN's Duane Forde discusses this and more.
Monken stands by Watson after his performance in Browns’ opening loss sparks fan outcry
Cleveland Browns fans are used to their team stumbling out of the gate and not playing well in season openers.
Giants' Harbaugh admits tackling Nabers to relax WR's injury fears
Giants coach John Harbaugh says tackling star receiver Malik Nabers was "all in fun" and in an effort to help the wideout move beyond his injury fears.
MMQB: Bears & Bills impress, Chargers fall flat in wild Week 1 in the NFL
The Bears dropped 59 points on the Panthers, the Bills beat the Texans in a thrilling back-and-forth battle in Houston and the Chargers, the heaviest favourite of the week, were upset by the Cardinals. Our Monday Morning Quarterback Jesse Palmer joins SportsCentre to weigh in on a wild Week 1 in the NFL.
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Vikings aren’t sure yet if Murray can play this week with QB recovering from a concussion
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kyler Murray began the week in the NFL concussion protocol, continuing his recovery from an illegal hit to the head that forced him out of his first game with the team in the first quarter.
Freeman’s knee, Ohtani’s bat and the Dodgers’ October calculus
Freddie Freeman wasn’t in the Los Angeles Dodgers lineup for Monday night’s game against the Cincinnati Reds as he deals with right knee soreness.
