NFL Hall of Famer Cris Carter goes to bat for #Broncos, expects “far more explosive” offense in 2026
“This is the NFL. This is not college football. Every game is almost close. We discredit teams that are able to figure it out and make those four or five plays at the end of games and act as if that’s not sustainable.
“Well, it’s going to be sustainable to the teams that are well coached, because it comes down to the little things.”
“Now when you put Jaylen Waddle in there and his ability to stretch the defense, catch short plays, pass plays — and when Sean Payton has a weapon like him, he’s going to utilize him. He’s a matchup expert, so he’s going to get him matched up on people, get him free releases off the line of scrimmage.
“I’m looking forward to seeing an offense that’s far more explosive than the one that we’ve seen the first two years with Bo Nix as the quarterback.”
The Bills will play both the Canadian and American national anthems before next Thursday night's home debut vs. the Lions at the new Highmark Stadium. https://t.co/FdHoqpaBp3
At an event ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, President Trump tells a story in which he says two firefighters picked him up off the ground near the U.S. Steel Building close to ground zero. https://t.co/WEZA4v0CN1
The Denver Broncos have released their unofficial 2026 Week 1 depth chart
Marvin Mims is listed as a starting WR and Jonah Elliss is listed as a starting edge rusher. Otherwise, no real surprises.
#Raiders All-Pro and Pro Bowl TE Brock Bowers underwent a meniscus trim Tuesday in Dallas with Dr. Daniel Cooper and is expected to miss “a game or two”, league sources told me and @AdamSchefter.
Bowers got banged up “a little in camp” and the injury was diagnosed last week.
Inside of a crowded Jefferson County courtroom on Tuesday, Yvonne "Missy" Woods, the former Colorado Bureau of Investigation forensic scientist charged with manipulating evidence for years, was sentenced to 10 years in prison. ⬇️
Five members of an airline cleaning company were killed after an Amazon-branded cargo plane overran the runway at a Miami airport, striking the company’s van and a passenger SUV. https://t.co/wHM8N7IO3q
🚨🚨HEARTBREAKING🚨🚨
#Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford will face a MASSIVE tax bill because Los Angeles is playing in Australia this week.
Estimated taxes on ~$2.2 MILLION of Week 1 income:
🇦🇺 Australia: ~$960,000
🇺🇸 Federal: ~$814,000 — offset by foreign tax credit
🇺🇸 California: ~$293,000
Approximate combined tax bill: ~$1.25 MILLION
Stafford only keeps: ~$947,000
Nearly 57% of the $2.2 million will go to taxes.
AWFUL 💔💔💔
NEW: Trump gave Natalie Harp, Chamberlain Harris and Margo Martin
$45,000 each in cash for the holidays, their financial disclosures show. This is on top of their $150,00 tax-payer funded salaries. @politico story up shortly.
NFL doesn’t give a single 💩 about Trump’s midterm convention tomorrow….ratings for Wednesday and Thursday night games will blow Trump and Vance out of the water….this moron is delusional
"Steve Ballmer was fundamentally uninterested in settling."
"The NBA was looking forward to settling."
@PabloTorre and @TrueHoop on the NBA's refutation of ESPN's story and how the biggest punishment in the history of the league came to be.
🚨BOMBSHELL: Trump gave WH aides $155,000 in holiday gifts, potentially violating federal law.
Female aides Natalie Harp, Chamberlain Harris, and Margo Martin each reported receiving $45,000.
Walt Nauta reported on his disclosure that he only received $20,000.
Harris, 26, serves as Trump’s executive assistant. Martin, 31, is a communications adviser, and Natalie Harp, 35, who is already under national scrutiny, is known as Trump’s human printer.
Former White House ethics lawyer under Republican President George W. Bush, Richard Painter, told the Washington Post, which exclusively broke the story, that the payments appear to violate a federal law prohibiting outside supplementation of federal employees’ salaries.