Eagles heading back to Super Bowl after scoring most points ever in a conference title game against Commanders

The Denver Broncos added guard Quinn Meinerz to their injury report due to illness, but Head Coach Sean Payton indicated he is likely to play against the Philadelphia Eagles. Tight end Nate Adkins has progressed from a concussion to limited practice, while the Eagles report most players are advancing positively from their injuries. Want More Context? 🔎

Last week, Gail Kim faced backlash for criticizing Riho's portrayal in AEW, suggesting she appeared childlike and lacked believability against the roster. AEW EVP Kenny Omega defended Riho, implying Kim was seeking a WWE contract, while Kim expressed that Omega should have privately addressed her comments and maintained her stance on Riho based on her early impressions of one match. Want More Context? 🔎

Michael La Sasso, the only amateur in the 2025 Sanderson Farms Championship and a local favorite, received a two-shot penalty on the sixth hole for violating Rule 8.1a, adjusting his score from 6 to 4-under 64, placing him tied for 13th. Despite the setback, La Sasso, an Ole Miss golfer and 2025 NCAA champion, expressed excitement about competing in his home state, where he received support from local alumni. Want More Context? 🔎

Brock Bowers, dealing with a knee injury since Week 1, was limited in practice on Wednesday and did not practice Thursday. Despite a strong start with eight catches for 103 yards in his first game, his production has declined over the following weeks, and he has yet to score this season, expressing frustration with wearing a knee brace. Want More Context? 🔎

Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu disclosed that Christian Horner, the former Red Bull F1 boss, had approached the American team regarding a potential role, but discussions did not progress. Horner's tenure at Red Bull ended after the British Grand Prix in July, where he reached a significant severance agreement following his departure. Want More Context? 🔎

Cooper Flagg is the frontrunner for the 2026 NBA Rookie of the Year with odds of -195, although historically only two No. 1 picks have won the award in the last seven years. Potential challengers include Yang Hansen, Walter Clayton Jr., Tre Johnson, and Dylan Harper, who each possess unique skills that could make them contenders if Flagg underperforms or faces challenges. Want More Context? 🔎