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Why Tua's time has arrived for the Dolphins
Ryan Fitzpatrick was doing just fine as Miami's starting QB, but Tua Tagovailoa gives the franchise a higher ceiling and the star power it's lacked for decades.Dan Wetzel »
The
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Sports betting winners and losers: Cowboys continue to let down bettors, haven't covered all season
Frank Schwab
Clyde Edwards-Helaire shouldn’t worry about Le’Veon Bell. The rest of the AFC should.
Terez Paylor
The New York Jets should keep Adam Gase the rest of the season. No, seriously
Charles Robinson
Atlanta's Raheem Morris wins his first battle against the impossibly high bar for Black NFL head coaches
Shalise Manza Young
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The Rush: Dodgers filet Rays, Fins tap Tua and the Cowboys flounder
The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Tampa Bay Rays 8-3 in Game 1 of the World Series thanks to the solid arm of Clayton Kershaw and a historic performance from Mookie Betts, the Miami Dolphins announced that Tua Tagovailoa will replace Ryan Fitzpatrick as the team’s starting quarterback, and the Dallas Cowboys’ season is in freefall as Jerry Jones calls out his players, they call out the coaching staff, and fans can only cry in the stands. PLUS: The NFC East exchange rate is horrible, Dallas could stand to believe in a little Magic, and Stephen A. Smith does a delightfully impish dance!
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Packers place cornerback Parry Nickerson on injured reserve
The Green Bay Packers placed cornerback Parry Nickerson on injured reserve on Tuesday. Nickerson played his first game of the season for Green Bay on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers but left the game after appearing on just two special teams plays. He was injured on the Buccaneers’ first punt of the game as [more]
Rotoworld
Tua Time in Miami
Ryan McDowell covers the latest NFL news, including rookie Tua Tagovailoa being named the Dolphins' starting quarterback. (Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports)