Bills Announce Franchise History for Josh Allen, James Cook After Week 5 Win

The Buffalo Bills acknowledged franchise history accomplished by quarterback Josh Allen and running back James Cook.

We haven't written up this one. Newsweek has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.

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Oklahoma defense preview: Stein vs Venables a heavyweight matchup

Kentucky travels to Norman to play the Oklahoma Sooners under the lights. Will Stein versus Brent Venables is a heavyweight scheme matchup.

Kentucky Wildcats face Oklahoma Sooners in Norman.
Brent Venables leads Oklahoma's defensive team.
Kentucky's offense ranked among the best in the country.

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Arizona Cardinals injury update: One safety out, one on way back

The Arizona Cardinals have another injured safety, but one is on his way back to being able to play after missing games.

Rookie safety Wydett Williams out with concussion
Andrew Wingard still dealing with knee injury
Kitan Crawford could return from injured reserve

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Keon Coleman takes part in practice

Bills WR Keon Coleman fully participates in practice Wednesday

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Atlético-MG thrash Torque and close in on Copa Sul-Americana final 🎥

Atlético are very close to reaching the Copa Sudamericana final for the second year in a row.Galo steamrolled Montevideo City Torque, winning the first leg of the semifinal 3–0 on Wednesday (14).Re...

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Why Tonga's rugby league team can't use 'Mate Ma'a Tonga' brand at World Cup

The Tonga men's national rugby league team will be known as Tonga Rugby League 13 - or simply 'Tonga 13' - heading into the 2026 Rugby League World Cup.

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Nick Caserio: Marvin Harrison Jr. trade was finalized on Friday

Deal was done before initial half-reports that failed to name destination.

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