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Storm Cellar: Miami Hurricanes O-LINE vs. Central Michigan DEFENSE

The Hurricanes converted on 70% of their money downs, scored 52 points, and didn’t turn the football over. Darian Mensah looks like a future NFL first round pick, and the backs averaged 5.9 yards per carry while Malachi Toney dominated on the outside. But the biggest positive I saw was LG Ben Congdon. Congdon came […]

Why NY Jets fans shouldn’t be surprised about this ‘underperforming’ group

One of the New York Jets’ few calling cards in 2025 was their special teams. Despite immense struggles elsewhere, New York had a historic year in that facet. Between the kicking and punting masterclasses from Nick Folk and Austin McNamara, the field-flipping ability of Isaiah Williams and Kene Nwangwu in the return games, and everything ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Why NY Jets fans shouldn’t be surprised about this ‘underperforming’ group | Jets X-Factor

Jacob on the mark in Panthers 1-0 win over Hurricanes

The Florida Panthers opened the 2026-27 NHL season with a very solid road effort to come away with a 1-0 overtime win over the Carolina Hurricanes, spoiling banner raising night at a sold-out Lenovo Center. Gustav Forsling one-timed Carter Verhaeghe’s pass past Brandon Bussi from just inside the blue line with 4.3 seconds left in the extra session for the game’s only goal, which came on Florida’s 20th shot. CARDIAC CATS 🚨 GUSTAV FORSLING OT WINNER WITH FOUR SECONDS LEFT TO GIVE FLO...

New York Jets finally settle one of their lingering roster questions

It took just three weeks into the regular season for the New York Jets to finally commit to a kicker. According to Brian Costello of the New York Post, the Jets have waived Blake Grupe and signed Jason Sanders to the team’s 53-man roster, indicating that he has done enough to be the team’s lone ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT New York Jets finally settle one of their lingering roster questions | Jets X-Factor

Please fill out the Happiness Survey before COB today

FINALLY. Summer felt endless, which is fine if you’re a Beach Boy, but it sucks if your job is writing about ice hockey. The regular season, two games bigger this year, is about to begin, but I have a major problem. I know nothing about your happiness levels. Unacceptable. You will now fill out the

Jets Make a Historic Announcement on Geno Smith Before Week 4 Game Against The Bears

Geno Smith and the  New York Jets only have a win to show for three weeks of action, but one can make a strong case that they should be among the few undefeated teams left to date in the 2026 NFL regular season. Smith has been more or less steady under center in his second […] The post Jets Make a Historic Announcement on Geno Smith Before Week 4 Game Against The Bears appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .

Game Preview: Pittsburgh Penguins @ Philadelphia Flyers 9/30/2026

Who: Pittsburgh Penguins (0-0-0) @ Philadelphia Flyers (0-0-0) When: 7:30 p.m. eastern How to Watch: Nationally televised game on TNT and TruTV, streaming on HBO Max Pens’ Path Ahead: The Penguins have a few days off to prepare for their home opener on Saturday night against Montreal. Next week will be a busy one with games […]

Why Miami Never Will, and Never Should, Own Its Own Stadium

Miami haters love to mention that the University of Miami plays at a professional football stadium rather than on campus. Miami “rents their stadium” is a go-to insult for rival fans. Never mind that Miami’s on-campus football facilities are state-of-the-art on one of the most modern, beautiful, resort-like campuses in the nation. Playing on-campus supposedly […]

New York Jets News: Geno Smith is Having a Historic 2nd Act

The New York Jets are 1-2, and that stinks, but I have something to cheer you up. Geno Smith is delivering a level of quarterback play that we have literally never seen before. It probably isn’t getting attention from the rest of the NFL because of the Jets’ not-so-great record, but it totally deserves more […]

Devils in the Details – 9/30/26: Off We Go Edition

Ah, hockey is back. The 2026-2027 regular season is underway! Here are your links for today: Devils Links The roster: “Training camp showed a Devils team returning in good spirits. It also showed the start of what the new Devils GM envisioned when putting together the roster. That’s not a verdict on the work yet. […]

Survey: Will the Lions beat the Panthers in Week 4?

Throughout the offseason, SB Nation will host NFL fan surveys, sponsored by FanDuel Sportsbook. For Pride of Detroit, we are tasked with fielding questions from Detroit Lions fans, and as we head into Week 4 of the 2026 NFL season, we have two questions for fans this week: After returning to their winning ways by […]

Wednesday Morning Links

Morning, all! Jeff Wilson notes that in failing to execute in a very winnable playoff race the Rangers’ core may have played themselves off the roster. That’s really all I’m seeing out there this morning.

How Will the Wild Survive Without Brock Faber?

That's Wild Brock Faber has a fractured skull and there is no timetable for his return. That's not good for him, and less important than that, it's not great for the Minnesota Wild to lose one of their top defenseman before a pivotal season. How can the Wild survive losing Faber? And, how ca...

Bruins Trying To Trade Veteran Defenseman Henri Jokiharju

The Boston Bruins are still working to move on from defenseman Henri Jokiharju after he cleared waivers with no other team claiming him. Elliotte Friedman confirmed the situation in his season-opening 32 Thoughts column for Sportsnet. "Boston is trying to find a new home for Henri Jokiharju, who cleared waivers," Friedman wrote. A Crowded Blue Line Left Him Without A Spot Boston's defense corps simply had no room left for him.  William Borgen and Connor Clifton both arrived on July ...

Report: Canadiens Rejected By Dylan Larkin In Trade Pursuit

The Montreal Canadiens made a run at Dylan Larkin this offseason.  It didn't work. Nick Kypreos revealed the failed pursuit in his first trade board of the season for Sportsnet, explaining that Montreal has since pivoted its attention toward Winnipeg Jets center Mark Scheifele instead. "The Canadiens are among the teams asking about Scheifele after failing on Larkin," Kypreos wrote. "They have their eye on him as the perfect 1-2 punch to support top line centre Nick Suzuki." Larkin Never ...

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