The pressure eventually caught up with Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens. During a 33-27 season-opening loss, Jackson’s second fumble set up the Las Vegas Raiders’ winning score in overtime. Jackson was struck from his right side on third-and-seven and coughed up the ball. Derek Carr’s winning 31-yard touchdown pass to Zay Jones was the […]
Monthly Archives: September 2021
The favorites to win the NFL regular-season MVP award are superstar quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes and Aaron Rodgers, but Josh Allen is getting the most support from gamblers at sportsbooks around the country. Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs is the NFL MVP favorite heading into the season At numerous sportsbooks, Allen, the Buffalo Bills’ […]
The Minnesota Vikings will begin answering the issues they’ve been considering publicly and privately for months when they kick off their season opener at Paul Brown Stadium on Sunday (1 p.m., ET, Fox). Is this a club that can compete in the postseason? And, in order to avoid another 7-9 season, did they take the […]
Since their first game together in 2010, the Tom Brady-Rob Gronkowski connection has plagued NFL defenses. And it’s still one of the best pairings in the league 11 years after Gronk made his NFL debut. Brady connected with Gronkowski for two touchdowns on eight passes for 90 yards in the Buccaneers’ 31-29 win over the […]
Porsche presented its vision for GT racing in a zero-emissions environment at the new Munich auto show, which is now taking place in Germany’s third largest city. The vision manifests itself in the shape of the Mission R, an electric race car that might one day serve as the foundation for a one-make racing championship. […]
At 37 years old and four years removed from his previous Cy Young Award, the Los Angeles Dodgers may have been expecting too much from Max Scherzer. That was, as it turned out, an underestimation of his abilities. Max Scherzer has been everything the Dodgers could have dreamed for On Monday, the biggest prize of […]
At the outset of this season of American Horror Stories, I lamented that an episode set within an existing season of the anthology series would be a better way to conclude the anthology series than to start it. American Horror Stories, it turns out, decided to say, “Well, why not both?” and “Game Over” returns […]
The weaponization of perspective is crucial to DaCosta’s message—Candyman Rose’s is seen through a lens that no longer considers Helen a hero (reluctant hesitation behind that label). Even better, we’ve previously seen a 1970s flashback of Sherman Fields (Michael Hargrove) as a happy man with a metallic hook hand who gives sweets and is unfairly […]
Welcome to Matt Donato’s Revenge of the Remakes, as he takes us on a tour through the realm of horror remakes. When studios announce new remakes, reboots, and reimaginings, we all scream about Hollywood’s lack of originality, but what is the reality? There are far more examples of renovated classics and updated legacies than you […]
Everything about writer/director Rob Jabbaz’s feature debut reads like another formulaic zombie or outbreak nightmare that has grown all too familiar in the aftermath of our current pandemic. It’s clear from away that The Sadness isn’t going to be your typical viral horror film. With transgressive extreme horror ‘The Sadness’ goes for the kill Jabbaz […]