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Down, but definitely not out

The San Francisco 49ers sure know how to take a punch.

Learning how to win

Judge is not used to losing

49ERS REPORT CARD

Handing out grades to the 49ers as they close in on the midpoint of their 2020 season along with the bottom line at each positional area of the team.

Judgement Day in the City of Brotherly Love

WEEK 7: GIANTS AT EAGLES

Brady battles The G-Men again

WEEK 8: GIANTS VS BUCCANEERS

A history of the Giants on Monday Night Football

BEHIND THE NUMBERS

Quotables

Quotables

‘It's a combination of a few things'

Surprising drop-off on defense has Bills looking for answers

Not time to panic, but there is concern

The sky isn’t falling — the Bills are still 4-2 and sit at the top of the AFC East.

‘Trying to be as consistent as we can'

‘Trying to be as consistent as we can’

What Bills Fans Are saying

Bills Digest scanned the Bills’ Facebook site to gauge the hot topics fans are talking about.

MOVING INSIDE

Ford finds a long-term home at LG

1st & Ten

Buffalo’s offense has been rolling to open the season, and Beasley has been a big part of it as a key member of the team’s stacker receiving corps.

A Few Things We Got Horribly Wrong

You don’t make 60 years of magazines without dropping some balls. Here are a few

60 Years Ahead

We had a whole plan for this year. Funny, right? Surfer's 60 year anniversary volume was going to be filled with stories nodding to SURFER’s past, with cover concepts paying homage to the magazine’s most iconic imagery. Our new Page One depicts something that’s never happened in surfing before, let alone on a prior SURFER cover. And our table of contents was completely scrapped and replaced as we reacted to the fizzing, sparking, roiling world around us. In other words, 2020 happened to SURFER, just like it happened to you.

What happened to the receivers?

Calling the Washington Football Team’s passing game a work in progress is an understatement.

Wright arrives to right franchise

Jason Wright and the Washington Football Team shocked the sports world back in July as he became the NFL’s first Black president.

So close, so far away

It seems 2020 just wants to be cruel. The Washington Football Team could have been 3-2 and atop the NFC East with just a little luck. Instead, it has lost five straight and amid a quarterback controversy once more.

Passing fancy?

Rivera creates quarterback controversy

To Do List

The to-do list seems to grow by the day for the Washington Football Team as it drifts further and further behind after weekly losses.

Cancer treatments won't stop Rivera

There are days when Washington football coach Ron Rivera is weary. Not because his first year with Washington has seen everything from sexual harassment lawsuits to the team’s name change or even a bad start to the season.

Lots of blame in Haskins' fiasco

FROM WHERE I’M SITTING

Defensive line way underperforms

The Washington Football Team's defensive line was expected to be a strength in 2020. It's been anything but that through the first third of the season, though. The projected anchor of the defense is taking on water and largely stuck in neutral.

Cooke showed tough people endure

NO PRESSURE, NO DIAMOND

3 big thoughts

Team president Jason Wright has an idea – turn FedEx Field into more than an empty football stadium even when fans one day attend games. Turn the other 355 days annually into making it destination dining or visiting a team memorabilia venue.

1998 HARO Monocque

“Captain America” ShowBike Custom painted by Troy Lee.

HOW TO GROW THE SPORT OF BMX RACING

Are you interested in starting a new track?

SECOND TIMES A CHARM

It just seems like yesterday that we were in Rock Hill for the Carolina Nationals and here we are again.

GOLD CUPS: SO.CENTRAL YUKON, OK

Yukon BMX may be the second most well-known thing in town. Located just blocks away from the high school that Garth Brooks attended - and sitting right off of Garth Brooks Ave., we’ll give you only one guess at who the Most Popular is.

GOLD CUP: NORTHWEST CALDWELL, ID

Caldwell BMX was first built in the mid-80’s and moved around to different locations until finally landing a permanent home nestled behind Pipe Dreams Skate Park.