The Green Bay Packers committed too many mistakes on offense and allowed a costly blocked field goal on special teams. That resulted in a 13-10 Week 3 road loss to the Cleveland Browns. Green Bay committed 14 total penalties, its most in a regular-season game since a Week 3 loss to the Chicago Bears in 2010. The offense became overly conservative because of Myles Garrett, which … [Read more...] about Green Bay’s O-Line Left A Lot To Be Desired Against Cleveland’s Formidable Front
Can the Vikings Remain Consistent Against Better Competition?
Heading into Sunday’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals, it had been 9,772 days since the Minnesota Vikings last scored 50 points. This week, Minnesota created a perfect storm to eclipse the ever-elusive 50-point mark by forcing five turnovers. Isaiah Rodgers, who had one of the greatest individual defensive performances in NFL history, created three of them. Rodgers … [Read more...] about Can the Vikings Remain Consistent Against Better Competition?
Yakov Trenin Shines in Wild’s Preseason Opener
This is what the NHL preseason is all about. We are just one single game into the series of exhibition games before the real ones start, but already there are players like our beloved Minnesota Wild forward Yakov Trenin going off and putting an entire team on his back to earn a 3-2 overtime win agai… … [Read more...] about Yakov Trenin Shines in Wild’s Preseason Opener
Anthony Edwards Is Just Scratching the Surface
Anthony Edwards is 24 years old. He’s played in 423 NBA games over five years with the Minnesota Timberwolves. Still, Edwards is relatively new to the NBA. However, he is already on to his second signature shoe with Adidas. Anthony Edwards debuted his second signature sneaker, the adidas AE 2 pic.twitter.com/57HB0FUvzT — Nice Kicks (@nicekicks) August 24, 2025 His first … [Read more...] about Anthony Edwards Is Just Scratching the Surface
Pablo Lopez Receives ‘Best Possible News’ and Plans to Have Normal Off-Season
Minneapolis – Pablo López woke up Saturday morning feeling a little more optimistic when his right forearm wasn’t as sore as the night before. He had exited his start on Friday early after awkwardly landing on his right forearm following a throw to first base to get the out. He immediately assumed the worst, thinking he may need Tommy John surgery again. However, López’s MRI … [Read more...] about Pablo Lopez Receives ‘Best Possible News’ and Plans to Have Normal Off-Season



