Saints hold off Panthers, win wild-card gameSaints hold off Panthers, win wild-card game
New Orleans never trailed at home but Cam Newton and Carolina wouldn’t go away, forcing the Saints defense to make a final stand.
Day: January 8, 2018
Saints defeat Panthers for the third time this seasonSaints defeat Panthers for the third time this season
Carolina and New Orleans met in an NFC South rematch, but who would emerge victorious?
Winfield: ‘Very difficult’ to have 2-way successWinfield: ‘Very difficult’ to have 2-way success
With Shohei Ohtani leaving Japan to join the Angels and a few top prospects capable of performing both on the mound and at the plate, the notion of a two-way player competing in the big leagues has been a hot topic.
How far can the Jaguars go with Bortles?How far can the Jaguars go with Bortles?
Jacksonville won its wild-card game Sunday despite an awful passing game. That’s not going to cut it against the Steelers next week.
Can Jaguars go any further with Blake Bortles?Can Jaguars go any further with Blake Bortles?
Jacksonville won its wild-card game Sunday despite an awful passing game. That’s not going to cut it against the Steelers next week.
Reports: NFL referee Jeff Triplette set to retireReports: NFL referee Jeff Triplette set to retire
An NFL official since 1996 and referee since 1999, Triplette is reportedly retiring.
Wrist injury still baffles Brooks KoepkaWrist injury still baffles Brooks Koepka
KAPALUA, Hawaii – U.S. Open champion Brooks Koepka remains baffled by a left wrist injury that is leaving him in serious pain and affecting his game. Speaking after finishing up a disappointing tilt at the Sentry Tournament of Champions where rounds of 78-74-78-75 left him 13-over and a distant last in the 34-man field Koepka admitted the injury is frustrating to say the least. He first noticed the problem during the Hero World Challenge in December and has not been able to get a definitive diagnosis. Koepka revealed he has done some tests to try to put a finger on the issue but as yet is still clueless. “It feels like someone is jabbing a knife in my hand,� Koepka said. “We are still in the process of trying to figure out what it is nobody can come up with an answer right now. I just know it hurts. It is still attached, so that’s a good thing.� The two-time PGA TOUR champion says the pain is felt throughout his entire swing, not just at impact. “It’s not fun but I’m not going to quit. I have no idea how I hurt it, I wish I knew what it was, but the problem is we don’t have any answers,� he continued. “If we at least get an answer we can at least address the issue and go from there.� Koepka will rest the injury for a few weeks before he is currently scheduled to play at the Waste Management Phoenix Open and the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
Arrieta’s landing spot could add fuel to rivalryArrieta’s landing spot could add fuel to rivalry
There’s no No. 49 on the Cardinals’ roster. Not yet, anyway. But imagine the angst at Wrigley Field in April if Jake Arrieta pops up wearing his familiar number, this time around pitching for St. Louis.
Wife of Saints’ McDaniel in labor during gameWife of Saints’ McDaniel in labor during game
Mike Triplett ESPN Staff Writer Close Covered Saints for eight years at New Orleans Times-Picayune Previously covered LSU football, San Francisco 49ers Iowa native and University of Iowa graduate Follow on Twitter NEW ORLEANS — Sunday has been quite a day for New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Tony
Rams bracing for departure of Greg Olson as QB coachRams bracing for departure of Greg Olson as QB coach
Alden Gonzalez ESPN Staff Writer Close Joined ESPN in 2016 to cover the Los Angeles Rams Previously covered the Angels for MLB.com Follow on Twitter THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — Jared Goff may soon be working with his third quarterbacks coach in three seasons, with Sporting News first reporting that new