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09/14/2026

Week 1 delivered several surprising performances, creating some interesting early waiver-wire options for fantasy football managers.
Jalen Coker stood out for Carolina, leading the Panthers with 9 targets, 8 catches, 138 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Coker also played the most passing snaps among Carolina’s skill players, slightly ahead of Tetairoa McMillan.
Kaelon Black emerged as an important handcuff for Christian McCaffrey in San Francisco, while Jordan James received no snaps.
Black carried the ball 14 times for 65 yards, even getting more rushing attempts than McCaffrey.
DeVaughn Vele appeared to establish himself as the Saints’ No. 2 pass-catcher behind Chris Olave.
Vele played 63 passing snaps, more than Olave, although the article notes his production may be difficult to maintain long term.
Dontavyion Wicks is highlighted as a major undervalued option, despite being rostered in only 16% of fantasy leagues.
Wicks caught 2 passes for 73 yards and a touchdown while playing more passing snaps than Makai Lemon.
Kenyon Sadiq also caught attention after the Jets’ 23–10 Week 1 win, especially with Omar Cooper Jr. expected to miss at least one game.
Sadiq caught all 3 of his targets for 21 yards and scored on a play where he reached more than 20 mph.
Overall, the article recommends these five players as early waiver-wire targets who could become valuable fantasy assets.

Credit: Thomas Carelli — Sports Illustrated

09/14/2026

Emerson Hancock finally broke out of his long-time “emergency starter” role for the Seattle Mariners in 2026.
He has made 25 starts with a 3.57 ERA, 1.14 WHIP and 126 strikeouts in 138⅔ innings.
His fastball ranked in the 99th percentile for run value, while his increased use of the sweeper helped him generate more strikeouts.
Hancock also improved his strikeout rate from 16.6% to 22.3% and lowered his walk rate from 8.1% to 5.7%.
His breakout season was interrupted by a left adductor strain suffered while making a tag at first base in Toronto on Aug. 28.
After a Sept. 9 bullpen session, manager Dan Wilson said Hancock was still experiencing some residual pain.
The Mariners are considering bringing him back through the bullpen because there is limited time for a traditional starter buildup.
The article argues that a short relief stint could make sense if Hancock is healthy, but his strong 2026 work deserves more weight than convenience.
Seattle entered Sept. 12 at 69–79, six games out of both the AL West lead and the final Wild Card spot with 14 games remaining.
If Seattle is eliminated before Hancock is ready, shutting him down may make more sense than rushing him into low-leverage relief appearances.
The article concludes that Hancock should remain firmly in the conversation for Seattle’s 2027 starting rotation, regardless of how this season ends.

Credit: Tremayne Person — Sports Illustrated / Mariners On SI

09/14/2026

El Grande Americano shocked AAA by defeating Dominik Mysterio to become the new AAA Mega Champion.

The title match took place on Night Two of AAA Triplemanía 34 inside Arena CDMX.

About an hour before the match, officials announced that the championship bout would have No Disqualification rules.

Dominik immediately took advantage of the stipulation, attacking Americano with a steel chair and his championship belt.

The match quickly turned chaotic as JD McDonagh, Omos, and Liv Morgan interfered to help Dominik.

Americano eventually received help from Rayo and Bravo Americano as the action became even more intense.

With the referee down, Liv handed Dominik the championship belt, which he used against Americano.

Americano survived the attack and later avoided Dominik’s frog splash before hitting his diving headbutt.

There was no referee available to make the count, but AAA General Manager Rey Mysterio suddenly rushed to the ring.

Rey counted the three-count, officially making El Grande Americano the new AAA Mega Champion.

The victory ended Dominik Mysterio’s year-long reign as AAA Mega Champion.

The night also featured several other major title changes and memorable moments across AAA.

Credit: Rick Ucchino / Sports Illustrated — The Takedown Sports Illustrated – The Takedown

09/14/2026

The Washington Commanders opened their 2026 season with a narrow 24–22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Philadelphia.
Washington’s offense struggled for most of the game against a strong Eagles defense, with Jayden Daniels completing 18 of 34 passes for 164 yards.

Terry McLaurin was limited to just two catches, while the offensive line also struggled to protect the quarterback.
Philadelphia took control after Washington’s opening drive, as the Commanders went through three straight three-and-outs and four consecutive punts.

The Commanders finally found their rhythm late in the first half, producing a 12-play, 72-yard drive capped by Jacory Croskey-Merritt’s touchdown run.

However, Washington’s offense again went scoreless through three third-quarter drives and repeatedly faced difficult third-down situations.
A major controversy came late in the fourth quarter when officials did not call an apparent false start before Dallas Goedert’s 43-yard touchdown.

That touchdown extended Philadelphia’s lead and became a decisive moment, although Coach Dan Quinn acknowledged that the no-call was not the main reason for the defeat.
Washington also hurt itself when Stefon Diggs was penalized for excessive celebration after a touchdown, preventing the team from attempting a two-point conversion.
The Commanders later had another chance to tie, but Philadelphia stopped their two-point attempt and recovered the ensuing onside kick.
Injuries also added to Washington’s problems, including Laremy Tunsil’s torn triceps, which could potentially sideline him for the entire season.
Despite the disappointing start, Daniels stressed that it is a long season, with Washington now looking to bounce back against the Dallas Cowboys.

Credit: The Washington Post — Tashan Reed

09/14/2026

The Dallas Cowboys opened their season with an ugly 28–20 loss to the New York Giants.
After a major offseason overhaul, the Cowboys’ defense looked surprisingly similar to last year’s struggling unit.
Dallas played too much soft zone, generated little pressure, struggled against the run, and tackled poorly.
The Giants took advantage, converting an incredible 10 of 11 third downs.
The Cowboys also hurt themselves with seven penalties for 60 yards in the first half alone.
Dak Prescott threw an interception, while George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb each dropped passes.
Dallas’ offensive line also struggled badly against the Giants’ pass rush, leaving Prescott under heavy pressure.
In the first half, Prescott was pressured on 10 of 19 dropbacks and went 3-for-9 for 23 yards with an interception.
The article also questions the Cowboys’ coaching, saying the team failed to make important adjustments during the game.
Dallas did not do enough to counter the Giants’ pressure or their successful short passes to running backs.
The Cowboys also missed turnover opportunities after the Giants fumbled four times but recovered three of them.
Overall, the loss exposed major concerns about Dallas’ defense, offensive line, discipline, ex*****on, and coaching.

Credit: Mike Moraitis / Sports Illustrated

09/14/2026

The Dallas Cowboys started the 2026 season with a disappointing 28–20 loss to the New York Giants.
It was their first game under head coach John Harbaugh, but the Giants proved to be the more physical team.
Dallas’ defense struggled badly, allowing 394 total yards against a strong Giants offense.
Head coach Brian Schottenheimer said the Cowboys’ young defenders need to learn quickly and that the team must coach them better.
Dallas also failed to put enough pressure on Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart, who threw for 230 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for 54 yards.
The Cowboys’ running game was another major problem, producing only 69 yards on 18 carries.
Schottenheimer said the Giants’ defensive line created too much pe*******on and physically pushed Dallas around up front.
A costly Dak Prescott interception late in the first half became a major turning point, as the Giants scored touchdowns on their next three possessions.
After an offseason filled with optimism and Super Bowl expectations, Schottenheimer admitted the loss felt especially painful.
He called the defeat a “humbling” wake-up call and said the Cowboys must get back to work immediately.
Dallas will now prepare for its home opener against the Washington Commanders, looking for its first win of the season.

09/14/2026

Week 1 gave an early glimpse of what several NFL teams could look like under their new coaches and systems.
The biggest statement came from the Baltimore Ravens, who beat the Colts 41–23 and looked very much like the Ravens fans know.
Derrick Henry rushed for 144 yards and three touchdowns, while Lamar Jackson threw for 324 yards and added two total scores.
New head coach Jesse Minter’s focus on discipline and preparation already appeared to be making a difference.
The Buffalo Bills also impressed under new coach Joe Brady, beating Houston 36–31 with 409 total yards.
Cincinnati showed promising defensive improvement, forcing four fumbles in a 33–27 win over Tampa Bay.
The Chicago Bears’ offense exploded for 59 points, although penalties and defensive concerns showed there is still work to do.
Minnesota’s Brian Flores-led defense took over late and helped the Vikings rally past Green Bay despite losing Kyler Murray early.
Cleveland’s quarterback situation became more complicated after Deshaun Watson struggled badly against Jacksonville.
The Saints also caught attention after fighting back from a 21–0 deficit before narrowly losing to Detroit in overtime.
Meanwhile, Arizona stunned the Chargers, while the Giants opened the John Harbaugh era with an impressive win over Dallas.
Breer’s overall message is that Week 1 offered exciting clues, but there is still a long season ahead.

Credit: Albert Breer / Sports Illustrated

09/14/2026

The Texas Rangers have suddenly pulled themselves back into the American League West race.
After being three games behind the Houston Astros earlier in the week, Texas is now just one game back.
The Rangers beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 7-6 on Sunday and won two of the three games in the series.
Corey Seager’s two-run home run, Danny Jansen’s double and six strong innings from Cal Quantrill powered the victory.
Arizona made things tense by scoring four runs against the Rangers’ bullpen over the final three innings.
Still, Texas held on and earned a much-needed road series win.
It was especially important because the Rangers had lost eight straight road series before this victory.
Houston’s third consecutive loss to Tampa Bay also helped Texas close the gap.
The Rangers now return home for a nine-game homestand, with 12 games left in the regular season.
Texas has a 40-32 record at home and only three remaining road games, giving them a favorable late-season schedule.
However, winning the AL West will be difficult because Houston owns the season-series tiebreaker.
The wild-card race is also still alive, meaning the Rangers once again have a real chance to keep their season going.

09/14/2026

The New York Giants are entering Year 2 with quarterback Jaxson Dart, and expectations around the young QB are high under new coach John Harbaugh.
Away from football, Dart has also been receiving strong support from his girlfriend, Marissa Ayers, an influencer and content creator.
Dart and Ayers first met in October 2025, and Ayers has said their first date happened that same month.
The couple initially kept their relationship private before making it public on social media in January 2026.
Since then, they have appeared together at several major events, including the Kentucky Derby, the World Cup and Miami Swim Week.
Ayers has also supported Dart during his demanding football schedule, including visiting him at Giants training camp.
After the Giants returned to East Rutherford following an 11-day stay in West Virginia, the couple reunited at the team's practice field.
They were seen talking and smiling together after Dart's workout, highlighting their close relationship.
Ayers has also made significant efforts to spend time with Dart, despite his busy NFL schedule.
At the end of July, she reportedly flew from Charleston to New York at 4 a.m. just to spend part of Dart's lunch break with him.
As the Giants begin a new season, Dart's football career and his increasingly public relationship with Ayers are both drawing attention.

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