Aaron Nesmith scored 18 points and is probable for Friday with a hamstring issue, which is the most relatable professional athlete experience imaginable.
John Collins grabbed 8 rebounds a game for Detroit in 4 games but only 5.3 for the Clippers in 2026. Dude found a whole new sport.
Ed Oliver is back at Bills practice after missing time with a knee injury, which is exactly the kind of gradual return to action that gets you from 3 games played to 4 games played by December.
Cam Booser walked 19 batters in 31.0 innings for the White Sox in 2025. For Tampa Bay in 2026 he has 6 walks in 41.0 innings. The man fixed his control like he was back on the job site.
Britain Covey questionable to return against the Cowboys. A reporter called him the Eagles' best offense, but his 2025 receiving line was 20 yards in 3 games. Best offense, indeed.
Myles Garrett put up 23 sacks in 17 games for Cleveland last year, and the Rams are still sitting around deciding if he's allowed to show up to practice.
McKennie ends a 13-game drought for Juventus, but it's just 1 goal in 5 Serie A games this season. One goal in five games isn't a scoring renaissance, it's just a Tuesday.
Sirianni, Vrabel and Glenn each got a $250,000 fine that's on hold for good behavior. The NFL is literally giving coaches detentions with a quarter million dollar price tag.
Najee Harris started for the Giants, got 4 carries for 2 yards, then got cut 2 days later. Harbaugh said none of the backs had taken the bull by the horns. Looks like the horns took Najee's job.
Lauri Markkanen went from 19.0 PPG in 2025 to 26.7 PPG in 2026. The Jazz upgraded their offense around him and he just took it personally, huh.
James Cook led the league with 1,621 yards but also had 6 fumbles. Josh Allen calls him the best back in the league. That is a lot of stress for one guy
Jets haven't had an interception in 18 games. Fitzpatrick has a "really good chance" to come back. So he's basically their entire interception strategy now.
