The Associated PressSmith, Washington in 1st after Thanksgiving win over Cowboys
Alex Smith has Washington at least temporarily in first place in the NFC East after winning on Thanksgiving for the first time, two years after a planned holiday showing was wrecked by the quarterback's career-threatening leg injury. Smith and his teammates aren't going to concern themselves with how bad their division might be. Antonio Gibson ran for three touchdowns, Smith had a scoring pass and Washington pulled away in the fourth quarter of a 41-16 Thanksgiving victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday.
ProFootball Talk on NBC SportsDecisions have not yet been made regarding Ravens-Steelers game
The return of multiple additional positive COVID-19 tests on Thanksgiving night has thrust the Ravens into even more turmoil. It also has created significant confusion regarding the status of Sunday’s scheduled game against the Steelers. Per a league source with direct knowledge of the situation, decisions have not been made regarding whether the game will [more]
The Associated PressThe Latest: Colorado-Southern Cal football game canceled
No. 19 Southern California's scheduled home game against Colorado has been canceled, with the Buffaloes moving quickly to set up a replacement game against San Diego State in Boulder on Saturday. The Pac-12 said USC didn't have the minimum number of scholarship players available at a specific position group as a result of a number of positive COVID-19 cases and resulting isolation of additional players under contact tracing protocols. San Diego State had an opening after its game at Fresno State was canceled.
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