George Kittle humorously trolls ‘selfish’ Fred Warner for 49ers scoreboard cameo originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area
During the 49ers’ 20-10 win over the Falcons, injured linebacker Fred Warner made a cameo on the scoreboard, prompting tight end George Kittle to jokingly criticize him for disrupting the game. Despite the brief distraction, Warner’s presence was uplifting for teammates, as they showcased strong defensive play, limiting the Falcons to just 10 points.
The Cowboys' defensive struggles were evident in their 44-24 loss to the Broncos, where they surrendered 179 rushing yards and allowed points on seven of nine possessions, leaving them at 3-4-1 for the season. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer emphasized the need for adjustments in scheme and personnel, stating that significant changes would be evaluated during the bye week, especially if they fail to beat the Cardinals next game. Want More Context? 🔎
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In NFL Week 9, the action kicks off with the Baltimore Ravens (2-5) facing the Miami Dolphins (2-6) on Thursday Night Football, featuring the return of Lamar Jackson. Sunday highlights include the Kansas City Chiefs at the Buffalo Bills and the Indianapolis Colts at the Pittsburgh Steelers, while the Washington Commanders host the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football, and the week concludes with the Arizona Cardinals visiting the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football; four teams are on bye. Want More Context? 🔎
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In this Halloween week power rankings, the Kansas City Chiefs lead as Super Bowl favorites, followed closely by the Los Angeles Rams and Indianapolis Colts, while the Philadelphia Eagles and Buffalo Bills drop in rankings due to defensive concerns. The playoff landscape is competitive, with teams like the New England Patriots and Denver Broncos showing promise, and struggling teams like the Tennessee Titans and New York Jets facing significant challenges this season. Want More Context? 🔎
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