What the Chiefs must do to avoid a letdownWhat the Chiefs must do to avoid a letdown
Patrick Mahomes was brilliant for Kansas City in the red zone last week. If the Titans want to pull an upset, they’ll have to slow him down.
Day: January 17, 2020
Burrow would be happy with Bengals, says dadBurrow would be happy with Bengals, says dad
Joe Burrow’s father, who lives in Ohio, says his son would be happy to be drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals.
Bears hire Bill Lazor as offensive coordinatorBears hire Bill Lazor as offensive coordinator
Chicago Bears coach Matt Nagy made several changes to his staff Thursday, hiring Bill Lazor as offensive coordinator and John DeFilippo as quarterbacks coach. Lazor, DeFilippo and Ragone will be tasked with helping Nagy get the most out of quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, who seemed to regress this season
Moore staying with Cowboys, set to call plays for McCarthyMoore staying with Cowboys, set to call plays for McCarthy
Kellen Moore is staying as offensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys, and new coach Mike McCarthy says the plan is for Moore to continue calling plays. Moore was promoted to his current job in the final season under former coach Jason Garrett, whose contract wasn’t renewed after the Cowboys fell
Panthers’ McCaffrey pulls out of Pro Bowl; Kamara inPanthers’ McCaffrey pulls out of Pro Bowl; Kamara in
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Panthers All-Pro running back Christian McCaffrey has pulled out of the Pro Bowl after a memorable season.
Langer, Jimenez share lead; Els struggles in senior debutLanger, Jimenez share lead; Els struggles in senior debut
KA’UPULEHI=KONA-Kona, Hawaii. (AP) — Bernhard Langer and Miguel Angel Jimenez shot 8-under 64 on Thursday to share the first-round lead in the PGA Tour Champions’ season-opening Mitsubishi Electric Championship.
Bucks GM Horst says team isn’t chasing winsBucks GM Horst says team isn’t chasing wins
The Milwaukee Bucks are setting the pace in the NBA with a 36-6 record, but GM Jon Horst says they’re not chasing wins. They want to be NBA champions.
Amateur with one arm makes hole-in-one at The American ExpressAmateur with one arm makes hole-in-one at The American Express
Laurent Hurtubise may be an amateur, but he hit the shot of the day at The American Express. Hurtubise, who was born with one arm, made a hole-in-one on the 151-yard fourth hole of PGA West’s Stadium Course. Amateurs compete alongside the pros in a pro-am competition at The American Express. Hurtubise has played in the event multiple times, also holing a shot from 60 yards in 2018. Hurtbutise was playing with Troy Merritt, who called it “The coolest experience I’ve had on the golf course.” Hurtubise’s right arm ends just below his elbow, but he quickly found sports were a way for him to fit in with other kids. “As a kid, sports was a way for me to prove that even though I had a difference that I could perform as well as normal people … as they call them,” Hurtubise told the Desert Sun. “People have differences and handicaps and whatever, but it was my way to prove that I could be as good as everybody else.” He played hockey and baseball, but golf became his favorite sport when he turned 11. He takes a full, one-handed lefty swing that can produce drives of about 230 yards. He also uses golf to inspire amputees or others without both arms. He’s talked to kids and parents at a Shriners hospital near his home in Montreal about overcoming a disability. “It does feel fulfilling when someone tells me they’ve been inspired to play a sport because of me,â€� he told the Desert Sun.
Report: NHL cautions Oilers, Flames ahead of rematchReport: NHL cautions Oilers, Flames ahead of rematch
The NHL has reportedly stepped in and warned both teams before their rematch after the controversy between Matthew Tkachuk and Zack Kassian.
Venezuelan league suspends Alex Romero 20 games after wild bat attack, brawlVenezuelan league suspends Alex Romero 20 games after wild bat attack, brawl
Former Diamondbacks outfielder Alex Romero was suspended for 20 games for his role in a wild Venezuelan league brawl.
