Stephen A. looks back on Odell Beckham Jr.'s NFL career
Stephen A. Smith looks back on Odell Beckham Jr.'s NFL career after the Giants released the veteran wide receiver on Tuesday.
Stephen A. Smith looks back on Odell Beckham Jr.'s NFL career after the Giants released the veteran wide receiver on Tuesday.
Stephen A. Smith details how Joey Porter Jr. can help the Cowboys' defence after Dallas dealt a pair of picks for the disgruntled cornerback.
ESPN's Stephen A. Smith explains why Deshaun Watson intrigues him more than Aaron Rodgers ahead of the Thursday Night Football matchup between the Steelers and Browns.
Derrick Henry says the Tennessee Titans are still family, but there won't be much love on Sunday when they come to Baltimore to play the Ravens.
Stephen A. Smith explains why he is skeptical of the 3-0 Raiders ahead of a matchup with the Chiefs.
Gerald McCoy believes that the trade for Joey Porter Jr. doesn't solve Cowboys' defensive woes.
The Steelers are finalizing a trade to send star defensive back Joey Porter Jr. to the Cowboys, according to multiple reports. Porter Jr. has yet to play this season as he's been dealing with a back issue and was also in the middle of a contract dispute with Steelers management over a new deal.
Rams WR Puka Nacua is expected to return Sunday against the Eagles after missing the last two games; Ravens QB Lamar Jackson was a limited participant at practice on Wednesday; Vikings WR Justin Jefferson missed practice with a sprained ankle and is questionable for Sunday; Commanders QB Jayden Daniels was limited in his return to practice and could potentially return on Sunday.
How are the defending Super Bowl champs handling their first loss in over 10 months? Is there a concern that the Seahawks' turnovers against the Commanders last week could become a trend? TSN's Farhan Lalji joins SportsCentre to give his thoughts.
After their first loss in almost a calendar year, the Seahawks are looking to bounce back against the winless Chargers in Week 4.
TSN's Dave Naylor joins SportsCentre to discuss the Bills' impressive pass rush through three games which was a big question mark coming into the season, and what the team's mentality is heading into their first divisional matchup this season against the Patriots.
The Bills are 3-0 on the season after overcoming five turnovers, including two interceptions from Josh Allen, to beat the Chargers last week. Allen acknowledged that Buffalo stole a win against Los Angeles, and his head coach Joe Brady is confident his MVP quarterback will bounce back against the Patriots on Sunday.
Bills head coach Joe Brady and QB Josh Allen praise the Patriots defence, calling them 'a hard team to game plan for', and expect New England to present a 'tremendous challenge' on Sunday. Brady says he doesn't give a damn about the cushion Buffalo can create over their division rivals, and is just focused on going 1-0 this week.
After an MVP caliber campaign last year, Drake Maye has gotten off to a terrible start with just one passing touchdown to six interceptions through three games. Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel backed his quarterback on Wednesday and denied the rumours that there's a rift between the two, saying he's in New England because Maye is the quarterback.
Stephen A. Smith is putting the Cowboys' loss to Ravens more on Dak Prescott than Brian Schottenheimer.
ESPN's Jason McCourty calls himself out for doubting Patrick Mahomes and the 3-0 Chiefs.
TSN Football analyst Henoc Muamba joins SportsCentre for a favourite new segment called 'Throw the Flag', where he calls out the three biggest offenders from Week 3 in the NFL.
Odell Beckham Jr.’s reunion with the New York Giants is over after ESPN’s Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport report the team is releasing the veteran wide receiver after three games. Beckham was targeted just once over the three games, and leaves without recording a reception.
Luca and Poc talk pretenders vs contenders entering Week 4!
A.J. Hawk explains why he wouldn't be shocked if another team signs Odell Beckham Jr. after the New York Giants released the veteran wide receiver after three games.
Stephen A. Smith says he is starting to feel sorry for Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.
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