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We’re trying something a little different this week.
Rebecca Lowe, Tim Howard, and Robbie Mustoe analyze an action-packed Saturday that saw Bournemouth defeat Arsenal, Manchester United come from behind to beat Brentford, and more.

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  • TEN Quarterback #8
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    It will be Mason Rudolph under center for the Titans as they prepare to face the Bills in Week 7. Schefter adds that Levis had been playing through a grade 2 AC joint sprain in his throwing shoulder and will ultimately be held out due to the injury after playing through it in Week 6 out of their bye week. The injury typically brings a four to five week recovery timeline, leaving Levis’ status uncertain beyond Week 7.
  • SEA Running Back #9
    Walker was added to the injury report Saturday with an illness and is listed as questionable for the team’s Week 7 game against the Falcons. Considering how involved Walker has been in the offense when active this season, a potential absence raises alarm bells for fantasy managers counting on his services. A final determination with come 90 minutes prior to kickoff with the release of the team’s inactives.
  • MIN Tight End #87
    Hockenson saw his 21-day practice window opened almost two weeks ago but did not do enough this week to warrant activation from the physical unable to perform list. The Vikings are on a short week in Week 8 with a game on Thursday night, which presents the veteran tight end with the next opportunity to make his season debut. In his absence, expect alpha wide receiver Justin Jefferson to continue soaking up a large portion of the pass game usage in a prime matchup with the most pass-funnel defense in the league.
  • JAX Cornerback #3
    Campbell will make his long-awaited return to the starting roster after suffering a significant hamstring injury in Week 1 that required a stint on injured reserve. The Jaguars began the season playing the highest rate of man coverage in the league before injuries derailed their plans, with Campbell’s return coming at the perfect time amidst a league-worst 276.7 pass yards allowed per game.
  • TB Wide Receiver #10
    Palmer has missed the previous two games after sustaining a concussion in Week 4 but upgraded to a full participant on both Friday and Saturday, making it likely he makes his return against the Ravens. The fact that he is listed as questionable and not off the team’s injury report entirely likely means he has to clear the final step of the league’s concussion protocol, something that fantasy managers in deep leagues will want to see happen Sunday to feel well enough about inserting him back into starting lineups.
  • TB Wide Receiver #13
    Evans failed to log any practice reps on Thursday or Friday before upgrading to a limited participant Saturday, evidently showing enough to head into the team’s Week 7 showdown with the Ravens off the injury report. The Bucs will have their full compliment of pass-catching weapons for a matchup with a Ravens team allowing the second most pass yards per game while functioning as one of the top pass-funnel defenses in the league.
  • TB Defensive Lineman #50
    Vea was added to the team’s injury report Saturday after missing practice with a hamstring injury, placing his status for the team’s Week 7 showdown with the Ravens in question. Vea has struggled through multiple injuries this season but has missed just one game, although a late-week addition to the injury report with a new injury is never a good sign for a player’s chances of suiting up. Considering Vea remains one of the better run-stoppers in the league, his potential absence is meaningful with a matchup against Derrick Henry and the Ravens on tap.
  • TEN Wide Receiver #16
    Burks had been splitting time to DeAndre Hopkins through the season’s first six weeks, potentially paving the way for Hopkins to increase his route participation rate. That is, as long as his knee cooperates. Burks will now miss the next four games, at minimum, after injuring his knee in the team’s Week 6 loss to the Colts.
  • TB Wide Receiver #13
    Well then. Evans practiced for the first time on Saturday. Reports this week expected Evans not to practice much, but to ultimately play in the matchup against the Ravens on Monday Night Football. He could still end up playing, but that seems like a riskier proposition now with his coach making him a game-time decision. It’s an especially tricky situation for fantasy managers, who won’t have other options if Evans is ruled out just before the game on Monday. While Chris Godwin could see more targets if Evans were to miss the game, the offense as a whole would suffer without Evans to the point where him missing the game isn’t beneficial for anyone in fantasy.
  • CLE Running Back #24
    The Browns also activated S Juan Thornhill and elevated WR Jaelon Darden from the practice squad. While it remains to be seen what kind of workload Chubb will have in his first game in about a year, Jerome Ford has already been ruled out, which opens up some opportunity in the running game. Chubb is not quite an RB2 in Week 7, but certainly in the mix as a flex option for fantasy managers.

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The NBA regular season is finally here, with Joel Embiid and Paul George among the significant injury concerns.
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Denny Carter joins the Happy Hour crew to highlight what mainstream media doesn’t want you to know, including the stellar play of DeMario Douglas, Cade Otton and Grant Calcaterra.
Despite adding an elite piece in Davante Adams, the New York Jets still have several question marks surrounding their offensive line’s ability to protect Aaron Rodgers.
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College Football

Jonathan Kim kicked a school-record six field goals and Aidan Chiles threw for 256 yards and a touchdown to lead Michigan State to a 32-20 victory over Iowa.
USC blew another late lead, losing 29-28 at Maryland on Saturday to extend its season-sinking skid to three.
Riley Leonard bolstered No. 12 Notre Dame’s playoff hopes by rushing for two touchdowns and the Fighting Irish defense was dominant after a slow start in a 31-13 win over Georgia Tech on Saturday.
Luke Altmyer threw for a touchdown and ran for another, leading No. 22 Illinois to a 21-7 victory over No. 24 Michigan on Saturday.

Motor Sports

Christopher Bell won the pole, giving Adam Stevens the first pick of pit stall for Sunday’s race.
Victory sends AJ Allmendinger into the championship race next month at Phoenix.
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Alex Bowman says: “I’m disappointed. ... All you can really do is keep digging.”

Golf

Gary Woodland finished 54 holes of the wind-delayed Shriners Children’s Open knowing he’ll have his best chance at winning since brain surgery more than a year ago.
Jorge Campillo and Julien Guerrier shared a three-shot lead of the Andalucia Masters.
Here’s everything you need to know as five first-stage sites for PGA Tour Q-School wrapped up on Friday.
Staiano was suspended three months last fall for violating the PGA Tour’s integrity program and missed Q-School. This week, he won the first-stage site in Albuquerque by seven.
Scheffler picked Miami to ‘smoke’ Louisville, where Scheffler was arrested and jailed during the PGA Championship in May.
Hannah Green of Australia shot a 2-under 70 on Saturday to hold a two-stroke lead.

MLB

The New York Yankees moved closer to another World Series, beating the Guardians 8-6 on Friday night to take a 3-1 lead in the American League Championship Series.
Pete Alonso golfed an early three-run homer and the Mets hammered an ineffective Jack Flaherty, extending the NLCS with a 12-6 victory over the Dodgers in Game 5 on Friday.

NBA

It would have cost the Celtics close to $11 million in salary and tax penalties to keep Walker on the roster.
With Jalylin Williams and Isaiah Hartenstein injured, the Thunder used their final roster spot on another big man.
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Bridget Carleton’s free throws with two seconds left on the clock decided the game.

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College Basketball

Virginia coach Tony Bennett announced his retirement on Friday.
Many high-profile recruitments are coming down to a final two, include Kiyan Anthony deciding between USC and Syracuse.
Grady chose UofM over multiple Big Ten rivals
Allen Greene replaces Heather Lyke, who was fired in early September with a few months remaining on her contract.

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