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Letters to Sports: Charging out of the NFL playoffs, again
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sports10m ago

Letters to Sports: Charging out of the NFL playoffs, again

https://www.latimes.com/sports/story/2026-01-17/la-times-letters-to-sports-chargers-dodgers-lakers-clippershttps://sports.yahoo.com/articles/letters-sports-charging-nfl-playoffs-120000580.html
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  • The Chargers lost in the playoffs to New England, with critics blaming an ineffective offense and depleted line.
  • Reader Mark Kaiserman suggests Harbaugh bears responsibility for fourth-down decisions in the playoffs.
  • Several letters support replacing the Chargers’ OC to improve game plans for Justin Herbert.
  • Dodgers’ Kyle Tucker signing prompts fan debate on spending and parity across sports.
  • Lakers-Clippers discussion centers on coaching and defensive emphasis for improving results.
  • Readers note Chloe Kim’s shoulder injury impacts Olympic snowboarding competition coverage.
  • The Los Angeles Times welcomes reader expressions and outlines submission guidelines for letters.
  • Yahoo Sports mirror of the piece highlights reader reactions to Chargers playoff outcome.
  • The discussion connects playoff outcomes to broader debates on team-building and spending in MLB and NFL.
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Being a Patriots fan can be good for your mental health, expert says
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health1d ago

Being a Patriots fan can be good for your mental health, expert says

  • Patriots fans say team success lifts mood and brings communities together.
  • Experts describe cheering for the Patriots as a form of social medicine for the mind.
  • Experts say team gatherings help combat isolation and promote connection.
  • Patriots fans link wins to everyday conversations and business chatter.
  • Fans describe Patriots culture helping mood during difficult times.
  • Licensed clinician emphasizes community bonding through sports.
  • Fan experiences link football culture to everyday life and sales talk.
  • CBS News frames fandom as a source of social cohesion in New England.
  • The piece connects Patriots pride to family, friends, and community rituals.
  • Health-focused CBS segment highlights a modern take on sports as therapy.
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NFL divisional round predictions: which No 1 seed is set for an unpleasant shock?
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sports1d ago

NFL divisional round predictions: which No 1 seed is set for an unpleasant shock?

  • The Bills are favored to beat the Broncos, with emphasis on keeping drives alive in short-yardage situations.
  • San Francisco seeks to overcome injuries and rely on Brock Purdy's leadership to top Seattle.
  • The Patriots aim to blitz CJ Stroud and expose Houston's pass protection in a potential upset.
  • The Bears rely on Montez Sweat and a stout rush to pressure Matthew Stafford and disrupt the Rams.
  • Denver's defense could slow Buffalo if they force pressure and limit big plays late in the game.
  • The 49ers face a Seahawks run game plan built around Kenneth Walker and Zach Charbonnet to chew clock.
  • Patriots target Houston's weak offensive line to pressure CJ Stroud and create turnovers.
  • The Rams aim to maximize Puka Nacua involvement to outpace the Bears' defense.
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Patriots' Will Campbell Must Back Up Big Talk Against Texans
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sports19h ago

Patriots' Will Campbell Must Back Up Big Talk Against Texans

  • Will Campbell vows to back up his bold comments as the Patriots host the Texans in a crucial game.
  • The Texans boast a top-tier defense, averaging 277.2 yards allowed per game and 47 sacks this season.
  • PFF ranks New England’s offensive line as the most improved unit, led by Campbell at left tackle.
  • Quarterback Drake Maye is the centerpiece of New England’s hopes and must be protected against a fierce Texans pass rush.
  • Campbell was the fourth overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft and is under pressure to prove critics wrong.
  • Campbell acknowledged the social-media noise and focused on performing at a high level.
  • The Texans’ defense is viewed as arguably the best in the league, presenting a major test for New England.
  • Patriots’ OC/coach staff has stressed protection for Maye to keep the offense competitive.
  • The article emphasizes Campbell’s role in the improved offensive line alongside teammates.
  • The piece cites a post-season context, noting the Texans’ postseason performance against the Steelers.
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Patriots Get Bad News From Viral Toddler Picks Curse
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sports14h ago

Patriots Get Bad News From Viral Toddler Picks Curse

  • Patriots face Texans in a divisional-round game after securing a Wild Card win and home-field advantage.
  • Reese’s Trust the Toddler picks drew viral attention after she got most wild-card results wrong.
  • The viral narrative centers on Reese’s picks affecting fan chatter about the game.
  • New England relies on Drake Maye and a strong offense to carry them to another playoff win.
  • Forecasts suggest cold conditions and possible snow at Foxborough for the game.
  • Patriots emphasize staying focused beyond online chatter as kickoff approaches.
  • The piece references additional Patriots coverage and related team updates.
  • The story is authored by Delilah Bourque, summarizing the viral picks and game context.
  • The article encourages readers to bookmark SI's Patriots coverage for updates.
  • The piece links related articles on Patriots versus Texans and playoff odds.
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Christian Gonzalez cleared to play, has no injury designation for Sunday
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sports12h ago

Christian Gonzalez cleared to play, has no injury designation for Sunday

  • Gonzalez cleared concussion protocol and has no injury designation for Sunday's game.
  • Nico Collins is out with a concussion for the Texans in Sunday’s game.
  • Harold Landry (knee) did not practice and is listed as questionable.
  • Terrell Jennings (concussion) also carries a questionable tag into the weekend.
  • Alex Austin remains on injured reserve with no injury designation.
  • Patriots add a roster spot while Gonzalez plays Sunday.
  • Texans will not have their top wideout for the Sunday game.
  • Charean Williams highlights other PFT content and upcoming shows.
  • PFT Live and related content remain available for updates on the season.
  • Vrabel’s update preceded the final injury report showing Gonzalez cleared.
  • Sunday game location: New England, with Gonzalez set to play as top cornerback.
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Tom Brady, the Punter? TB12 Remembers How He Caused a Fight With a Punt
#7 out of 7
sports2h ago

Tom Brady, the Punter? TB12 Remembers How He Caused a Fight With a Punt

  • Brady pushed for a quick kick on third down during the 2011 divisional round, and Belichick agreed to run it.
  • The punt traveled about 45 yards and rolled to the Broncos' 10-yard line, changing field position.
  • A sideline melee erupted after the play, with Broncos players reacting loudly to the surprise punt.
  • Brady described the incident as part of a broader sideline dynamic and recalled team involvement in the melee.
  • Brady attributed the day to a prolific overall performance, including multiple passes and touchdowns.
  • Brady highlighted a practice tradition that included punting competitions and a quick-kick element.
  • Brady recalled the punt’s outcome as not his best kick but effective for that moment.
  • The article notes the game featured Brady’s big statistical day and strategic play choices.
  • Bradys’ memory includes a note about his role in special-teams and a playful line about other positions.
  • The story situates the moment within Brady’s broader playoff legacy and a broader Patriots context.
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