| NFL Week 12: Tyreek Hill, Chiefs slip past Broncos in OT; Patriots win behind defense; Fantasy football trade tips: Don’t build your keeper dynasty around Dak Prescott; The Other College Football Top 25: Watch SEC championship, remember Ohio State-Michigan; The Timberwolves were supposed to be good. That hasn’t quite happened yet.; It’s time to consider the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl contenders; Gary Kubiak channeled Herm Edwards, played to win and lost. It was the right move.; The Ravens’ penalty-on-purpose tactic against the Bengals was legal. It shouldn’t be.; Fantasy football 2016: The most important, must-read tips and takeaways from Week 12; Derek Carr’s pinkie may cause trouble later, but the Raiders remain exultant now; Something to holler about: College football is headed toward a fun six weeks; College football winners and losers: Alabama, Ohio State should be set for playoff berths; ‘Thursday Night Football’ may become a thing of the past; Tiger Woods says he’s ‘nervous’ about golfing again but ‘I’m not dead’; Both of last year’s Super Bowl teams could miss the playoffs, which is pretty rare; Florida Panthers fired their coach and then made him find his own way home; Dak Prescott is ‘the daddy,’ even if he doesn’t know what Jerry Jones means; The Seahawks had an amazing streak ended by the Bucs; Derek Carr’s gruesome pinkie injury looked awful, but it sure didn’t stop him; Bucs’ Alterraun Verner tears up after interception following loss of his father; Doink! The Chiefs beat the Broncos in OT on a lucky field goal; Robert Griffin III and his girlfriend left cash in their car during the Browns’ game. Bad idea.; Projecting the NFL’s three tightest division races for the playoffs; The Browns aren’t the worst team in NFL history, but they’re getting close; Like it or not, Jay Cutler might be the Bears best hope under center in 2017; Raiders are built to challenge the Patriots | | | | | | | National sports stories and blog updates |
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