Bill hands Chiefs first loss; Chargers outrun Bengals; Georgia lives on; Jake Paul-Mike Tyson is disappointed

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🏈 Football Five

1. If you haven’t seen it the charger Whether it’s their low pre-season expectations or their lack of national play or whatever, I hope you watched last night. Justin Herbert leading to a jaw-dropping final drive, capped by JK Dobbins29-yard touchdown sprint to give Los Angeles A thrilling 34-27 win on Bengal. The Chargers led 27-6 at halftime before the third quarter Joe Baro Cincinnati is brought back. but Evan McPherson missed two field goals late, and Herbert, Dobbins and Ladd McConkie Had the last laugh. What an amazing game.
2. Geno Smith Scramble from 13 yards out with 12 seconds left Seahawks from a 20-17 win on 49ers. San Francisco lost Nick Bosa a Oblique injuryAnd Seattle scored twice after his departure. All four NFC West teams are within a game of each other, and Jeff Kerr said San Francisco’s playoff chances are in serious jeopardy.
3. this Broncos The defense is valid, and Bo Nix Just might be figuring it out, too. The Knicks threw for 307 yards and four touchdowns and overwhelmed the Denver defense. Kirk Cousins A 38-6 romp on Falcons. Denver was one of two teams to earn an “A+.” John Breach’s weekly grades.
4. Scorigami! D the lion Helpless exploded jaguar, 52-6, the first such score in NFL history. Jared Goff Threw for 412 yards and four touchdowns in the biggest win in franchise history. Speaking of history, Doug PedersonThe time in Jacksonville may just be history. there is Big move on the horizon According to CBS Sports NFL Insider Jonathan Jones and Pederson Quite likely his fate seems to be resignation. Detroit, unfortunately, Lost another key defender.
5. D Packers the beat the bear, 20-19As Green Bay special teams coordinator, thanks to last-second blocked field goal Rich Bisaccia apparently He predicted the night before the game.

🏈 Good morning everyone, but especially…

Buffalo Bill and the 1972 Dolphins

champagne pop, 1972 Dolphins! (Larry Sonka already done.) There will be no undefeated team after this season the bill the beat chiefs, 30-21. When the bill is required Josh Allen To be a superhero, he absolutely delivers, rumbled for a 26-yard touchdown on fourth-and-2 Only two minutes left. Jim Nantz It is called “Game of the Year.”

I’m very impressed with Buffalo’s offense, with Allen leading everything. James Cook Became a much better, more physical runner. Amari Cooper A couple of big catches, and Khalil Shakir Consistency is the security blanket.

I am also influenced by that Sean McDermott That’s going for fourth and 2. How many times have we seen teams settle late, only to Patrick Mahomes Break their hearts? Buffalo relied on its best player to make a play, and he delivered. He is now the MVP favoriteAnd that iconic game could be defined if he wins it.

And let’s not forget this defense, which picked off Mahomes on his first pass (Taylor Rap) and last pass (Terrell Barnard) of the game.

of course, Time will tell If Buffalo can finally beat Kansas City in the playoffs, for now, Buffalo can boast an impressive all-around performance.

… and also no. 12 Georgia Bulldogs

Turns out these ‘Dawgs still have some dawg left in them. No. 12 Georgia the beat No. 7 Tennessee, 31-17An important win for the Bulldogs’ playoff aspirations. Just didn’t Carson Beck Eventually bounced back, but the Bulldogs avoided a third loss that would have almost certainly pushed them out of playoff contention.

Georgia was out of the bracket in last week’s release. but now, Kirby is smartIt has a crew The committee has been given all the evidence they need Where They Belong, writes Dennis Dodd.

• Dodd: “Disappointment was the mother of motivation for the Dawgs. They fell behind 10-0, finished on a 31-7 run and regained belief in themselves. … Finally, that heart Smart ripped from his chest? It was that much Saturday night at Sanford Stadium. was acquitted.

Georgia moved up to No. 7 Jerry Palm’s projected playoffs.

👍 Honorable mention

🏈 And not such a good morning for …

Baltimore Ravens

if the crow Ever want to hit their Super Bowl-caliber ceiling, they better figure out how to fix the holes in their floor. Baltimore lost to Pittsburgh, 18-16A very familiar result — Steeler The two have won eight of the last nine — thanks to an all-too-familiar flaw. make things worse, Steeler The win took the AFC North to the top.

Lamar Jackson Throw down a touch Jay Flowers Just over a minute remained, but a botched two-point conversion attempt went nowhere, capping a long list of mistakes.

• Justin Tucker He also missed two more field goals Amazing struggle Continued It was a complete addition Chris Boswell Made six field goals for Pittsburgh.
• Derrick Henry And Isaiah probably Both fumbled, gifting Steeler two short fields, and Justice Hill A potential catch was wrestled away from him Peyton Wilson For an interruption.
• The Ravens had 12 penalties for 80 yards, damaging mistakes on both sides of the ball.

So here are the Ravens, who have an MVP candidate quarterback, a great running back, a great run defense and … only a 7-4 record. They have committed the most penalties in the NFL by a wide margin. All four of their losses were by single possessions. They just make too many mistakes, too often.

The Steelers are the opposite. For the second time this season they won without scoring a touchdown. They are the second team in the last 20 years with multiple touchdown-less wins in a season. Brian DeArdo explains why Pittsburgh Belongs to the top tier.

👎 Not so honorable mention

🏈 College football recap: BYU runs out of magic, Oregon survives, LSU collapses

No. 6 BYU Dropped from the unbeaten ranks on Saturday Kansas, 17-13. The Cougars pulled off several miracles en route to a 9-0 start, but this time, they were on the wrong end of a fourth-quarter rally.

On the other hand, No. 17 Colorado Continued his wave with a 49–24 thumping of UtahAnd Travis Hunter Continues his rise to a potential Heisman Trophy. yes, He even struck a pose After catching an obstacle. He had 55 yards receiving And Rushing for a touchdown. The buffalo is The Big 12 title hunt is on and have Jerry Palm’s projected playoffs.

And I bet you never thought you’d see it: Will Backes would wonder if Colorado The most underrated team in the country.

On the other side of things, we have No. 22 LSU. The Tigers lost Florida, 27-16Another embarrassing scene for this Brian KellyWho appeared to call Chris Hilton Jr Before yelling “uncoach” A By star receiver Kieran Lacey. It’s all ugly, and LSU — having lost three straight — is on the wrong side of Sheahan Jayaraja winners and losers.

Here’s more:

🥊 Jon Jones defends UFC heavyweight title; Jack Paul beat Mike Tyson

John Jones This is his heavyweight title defense UFC 309 Saturday, Knock Out Stipe Miocic with a Wicked spinning body kick back In the third round. Miocic was crushed, and with Jones crying, the referee stopped things. After the fight, Miocic, 42, retired.

Jones just won — he has a UFC-record 16 title fights — and the fact that he is Doing so at the age of 37 adds to his legacy as a heavyweightWritten by Brian Campbell. Elsewhere on the card, Charles Oliveira defeated Michael ChandlerAnd Bo nikal passed Paul Craig.

the night before, Jake Paul easily defeated Mike Tyson By unanimous decision. Paul is 27, Tyson is 58, and after two somewhat entertaining rounds, the age gap shows, and the fight Predictably reduced to a slog.

Sports stars Fighting on social media is rubbish, drake And Conor McGregor Lost a lot of moneyAnd almost everyone is a loser except Paul and Tyson, who are Score major paydays.

Was there a symbol of an aging champ trying to grab one last moment of glory … and we’re all watching, perhaps hoping for the same? absolutely Tyson was convinced Grateful for the experience.

But in the end, It felt like a huge waste of timeBrian wrote.

• Campbell: “Whether Paul was shown the merciful side, Paul was too scared to resist Tyson, or, worse, the two had some sort of pre-fight (or even tacit) agreement that not to finish the other, Paul decided to take Tyson to whatever was left in the balloon. The wind goes away and turns the event into a complete sham.”

As disappointing as that was, the co-main event Katie Taylor defeated Amanda Serrano Follow up was sensational Their sensational 2022 bout. So at least we got that.

📺 What we’re seeing on Monday

🏀 Rocket in the box8 pm on NBA TV
⚽ USMNT vs Jamaica8 p.m. on truTV/TNT
🏈 Texans at Cowboys8:15 pm on ABC/ESPN
🏀 No. 4 Gonzaga at San Diego State10 p.m. on CBS Sports Network
🏀 Clippers at Warriors10:30 pm on NBA TV