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Yahoo
6 hours ago
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- Yahoo
Battista: Will this be the year Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson get over the hump to win a Super Bowl
NFL Insiders Mike Garafolo and NFL Network's Judy Battista discuss whether this will be the year Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen or Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson get over the hump to win a Super Bowl
Yahoo
7 hours ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Is Jayden Daniels a better dynasty pick than Josh Allen or Lamar?
Yahoo Sports fantasy analyst Matt Harmon and Underdog Fantasy Director of Content Josh Norris discuss whether Jayden Daniels should be consensus QB1 in starter drafts of dynasty leagues ahead of Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson. Hear the full conversation on the 'Yahoo Fantasy Forecast' podcast - and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you listen. View more Video Transcript From a dynasty startup perspective, is there any quarterback, and obviously we're assuming Superflex here, is there any quarterback you'd rather have than Jayden Daniels if you're startup dynasty drafting today? I wouldn't argue with anyone that still wants to take Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson, you know, both are still under 30 or under 29 years of age. There's longevity in it, you know, both have sustained top 5 scoring seasons again and again and again, but Jayden Daniels should easily be the at worst, third quarterback off the board, whether you're a regular dynasty league or a Superflex dynasty league. To me, I think I would still take Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen ahead of Jayden Daniels there, just because if you're viewing this more than three year windows in dynasty, to me, I think that's too much. Like, I get it, like you wanna default to the younger player, but dude, who the F knows what's gonna be going on three years from now for any of these guys, but I think I'll just take the proven, like elite year after year product. That's my view on it. Close
Time of India
7 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Buffalo Bills' hopes live or die with Josh Allen—romance with Hailee Steinfeld won't fix team issues
Buffalo Bills' fate rests on Josh Allen's shoulders (Imagn Images) As the Buffalo Bills gear up for the 2025 NFL season, the spotlight is firmly on Josh Allen. Fresh off his MVP win in 2024, Allen isn't just carrying the hopes of a franchise—he's now expected to replicate greatness. While his relationship with actress Hailee Steinfeld continues to draw headlines, the road ahead isn't a red carpet—it's a battlefield. The stakes are higher than ever, and the pressure is personal, professional, and public. Josh Allen faces ultimate leadership test amid high expectations for 2025 NFL season Despite his MVP success, Allen now enters uncharted territory—one where 'the bar is nothing short of excellence,' as noted by Athlon Sports. Gone are some of his trusted offensive weapons, including Stefon Diggs. In their place stand fresh faces like Keon Coleman, Curtis Samuel, and Mack Hollins. Allen must now evolve beyond just being a star quarterback; he must become the nucleus around which a brand-new offense thrives. This year isn't just about throwing touchdowns. It's about team chemistry, mentorship, and proving that leadership runs deeper than statistics. As Athlon Sports puts it, 'The burden Allen faces is less about the glitz of stardom and more about the grind of leadership.' While fans still adore seeing him with Steinfeld at red carpets and charity events, none of that matters on Sundays. It's about how he adapts, how he inspires, and whether he can make a fragmented offense feel like a unified pack. The Bills' window to reach the Super Bowl with Allen is narrowing. Emotional stakes are as real as the physical ones now. His massive contract, MVP crown, and personal fame are all on the line—but what truly defines his legacy will be this season. Steinfeld remains a comforting presence off the field, but on the gridiron, Allen stands alone—with a ball, a team in flux, and a season that could change everything. Josh Allen's turnover evolution could be the key to Buffalo's Super Bowl hopes in 2025 As the Buffalo Bills gear up for the 2025 NFL season, one storyline stands above the rest—Josh Allen's reinvention under offensive coordinator Joe Brady. Long criticized for his turnover woes, Allen entered 2024 needing to curb his high-risk tendencies. From 2021 to 2023, he threw at least 14 interceptions each year, peaking with 18 picks and five fumbles in 2023. But that narrative flipped dramatically. With Brady's refined scheme, Allen's interceptions dropped to just six, matching a career-low in fumbles. For the first time, his raw talent was paired with calculated decision-making. As one NFL evaluator noted to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, 'He's still got that risk-taking to his game and the occasional head-scratching play, but he's taking more calculated risks than wild risks, which is helping his overall play. ' Brady's system emphasized smarter reads, especially with Diggs and Davis no longer the primary targets. Allen spread the ball around, avoided desperation throws, and kept turnovers in check—even going interception-free through the playoffs. However, costly fumbles lingered. For Buffalo to finally break through in 2025, securing the football in big moments will define Allen's next leap. Also Read: "I am still in pain": Quinshon Judkins at center of controversy after victim's painful 911 call released by police Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
Fox News
8 hours ago
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- Fox News
Fox News Sports Huddle Newsletter: Caitlin Clark's latest injury setback
STAR SIDELINED – Caitlin Clark has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against the New York Liberty. The Indiana Fever's status for the WNBA All-Star game remains unclear. Continue reading… HISTORIC FINISH – The ending of Tuesday's MLB All-Star Game was drastically different than the previous 94 versions. For the first time in Midsummer Classic's history, a swing-off was used to determine the winner. Kyle Schwarber's three home runs in the derby-style contest helped the NL win. Continue reading … CHAMPIONSHIP DREAMS – As the Bills' pursuit of an elusive Super Bowl title continues, quarterback Josh Allen told Fox News Digital he dreams of a parade in Buffalo where "every school is off and every restaurant is closed down." Continue reading … WAR OF WORDS – Shaquille O'Neal took a strong stance against Robert Griffin III over the former quarterback's latest comments about Chicago Sky star Angel Reese. Continue reading … 'GOOD ADDITION' – The Automated Ball-Strike system made its primetime debut at the 2025 MLB All-Star Game. Some big league players expressed angst over the computer umpires, but Cleveland Guardians star Steven Kwan suggested it was a positive step forward. Continue reading … FAMILY TIES – The 18-year-old discussed how sports — especially golf – helped her foster a close relationship with her grandfather, President Donald Trump. Continue reading … STAR SHINES BRIGHT – No MLB player has hit more home runs so far this season than Cal Raleigh. He celebrated a historic home run derby win on Monday. He played in his first All-Star game on Tuesday. The Mariners catcher spoke to Fox News Digital about his first All-Star experience. Continue reading … FROM OUTKICK – Former NFL star Teddy Bridgewater confirmed he was suspended from his role as a high school football coach due to the funding of his permissible benefits to student-athletes. Continue reading … WATCH NOW – Kyle Schwarber led the NL over the AL in Tuesday's MLB All-Star game with three home runs. FOX Sports' Chris Broussard, Kevin Wildes, and Danny Parkins disucss whether the MLB should make swing-offs part of the regular season. Continue reading … FROM FOX SPORTS – Bill Belichick fired back at Robert Kraft shortly after the longtime New England Patriots owner said he took a 'big risk' more than two decades ago when he made the decision to hire the coach. Continue reading … FOLLOW FOX NEWS ON SOCIAL MEDIA Fox News FirstFox News Opinion
Business Insider
9 hours ago
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- Business Insider
Where to watch the ESPYs: Live stream the 2025 awards ceremony
The 2025 ESPYs have arrived, once again celebrating excellence in sports performance. We've compiled everything you need to know about where to watch the ESPYs. Comedian Shane Gillis will host tonight's sports awards ceremony, which will take place at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. The Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen, gymnast Simone Biles, the Los Angeles Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani, the Las Vegas Aces' A'ja Wilson, and the Indiana Fever's Caitlin Clark are among some of the individuals nominated. The Florida Panthers, New York Liberty, Philadelphia Eagles, Oklahoma City Thunder, and UConn Huskies women's basketball program make up some of the team nominations. Whether you have cable or you're seeking a live streaming alternative, we've got you covered. Keep reading to learn all of the ways to tune in. If you don't want to read any further: ESPN Plus is our top recommendation for a cheap streaming service that will allow you to watch the ESPYs and other sports. Follow our WhatsApp and Instagram for more deals and buying guides. What channel are the ESPYs on? The ESPYs will air on ABC in the US. The program will officially kick off at 8 p.m. ET, and pre-show coverage will be available on ESPN starting at 7 p.m. Where to watch the ESPYs in the US It's good news for cord-cutters since there are several ways to live stream the ESPYs without cable. ESPN Plus is one of the cheapest options. The streaming service costs $12 a month and unlocks select live streaming across the WNBA, NHL, NFL, and more. Fans will also be able to live stream the event through Disney Plus, or they can try saving money by bundling Disney Plus, ESPN Plus, and Hulu through one of the Disney Plus bundles. If you're looking for a little extra kick in your live streaming experience, then it might be time to try out a live TV streaming channel package that carries ABC. These streamers are more expensive than a standalone service like ESPN Plus, but they offer tons of channels in their lineups. Sling TV is one of the most affordable live TV streaming packages on the market. The Blue plan carries 40+ popular channels, including ABC. However, availability for ABC and other local networks varies by region, so you should double-check your ZIP code before subscribing to ensure you can access the channel. Subscriptions start at $46 a month, but you can get 50% off your first month if you're a new user. DirecTV's MySports is another great way to tune into the ESPYs. The genre pack comes with about 20 popular sports networks, including ESPN, TNT, and ABC (in select regions). It also includes access to ESPN Plus, rounding out all of your sports streaming needs. The service costs $70 a month, and new users can get a five-day free trial. Fubo Pro carries broad ABC and ESPN coverage, in addition to 150+ other channels. Subscriptions cost $85 a month, but first-time customers can get $20 knocked off their first month of service after a seven-day free trial. How to watch the ESPYs from anywhere If you're traveling away from home, you don't need to worry about missing out on the ESPYs. You can keep up with your usual apps and websites from anywhere with the help of a VPN, or virtual private network. VPNs are handy cybersecurity tools that enable you to alter the virtual location on your electronic devices, so your usual services work just like they would back home. Just keep in mind that the services we've highlighted require US methods of payment, so this option will work best for Americans who are simply traveling abroad at the moment. NordVPN is our top recommendation right now. It's an easy-to-use option with great deals (including Amazon gift cards for subscribers who sign up for select 2-year contracts) and a 30-day money-back guarantee. You can learn more about it in our official NordVPN review. Nominees for Best Athlete — Women's Sports Simone Biles (Gymnastics, 2024 Olympic gold medalist) Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (Track & Field, 2024 Olympic gold medalist) Gabby Thomas (Track & Field, 2024 Olympic gold medalist) A'ja Wilson (WNBA, Las Vegas Aces) Nominees for Best Athlete — Men's Sports Josh Allen (NFL, Buffalo Bills) Saquon Barkley (NFL, Philadelphia Eagles) Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (NFL, Oklahoma City Thunder) Shohei Ohtani (MLB, Los Angeles Dodgers) Note: The use of VPNs is illegal in certain countries and using VPNs to access region-locked streaming content might constitute a breach of the terms of use for certain services. Business Insider does not endorse or condone the illegal use of VPNs.
