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Lions' Dan Campbell says his trust in Jared Goff enabled him to take a huge 4th-down gamble

Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell had faith in Jared Goff to bail out his team if his risky decision on fourth down didn’t pay off DETROIT — When Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell took a shocking gamble against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, he did it knowing he had an ace up his sleeve. Goff is having the best season of his career, and Campbell took that into account when he decided to go for it on fourth-and-1 from the Lions 24 with 4:53 left in a tie game. “I believed we were going to get it, but I knew what we were conceding if we don’t,” Campbell said Monday. “I knew without any doubt — any question — that we were getting the ball back with time to answer and rebut whatever they had done.” The fourth-down play was a disaster, with Green Bay cornerback Keisean Nixon slicing through the line to drop Jahmyr Gibbs for a 2-yard loss. With the Packers getting the ball on the Detroit 22…

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Mayfield and Bucs are confident they can turn season around after beating division-leading Panthers

TAMPA, Fla. — There’s nothing like a dominant performance to bolster a struggling team’s confidence. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-5) overwhelmed the NFC South-leading Carolina Panthers in Baker Mayfield’s return from injury, tightening the division standings with a relentless ground game, opportunistic defense and sparkling specials teams play in a 43-13 rout on Sunday. “That’s what it’s supposed to look like,” coach Todd Bowles told players during a spirited postgame speech in the locker room. “I think it’s a statement internally for us, not to anybody else. But for us,” Mayfield said of the team’s best performance of the season, ending a stretch of 12 consecutive games decided by one score. “No, it’s not always going to look like that. It’s the NFL,” Mayfield, back in the lineup after missing three games with a dislocated thumb, said. “But operation-wise and when it comes to…

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is a crucial return to form – here’s why

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 gets the renowned shooter series back on track I can barely believe it myself, but it’s already that time of year again. A new Call of Duty is upon us once more, and this time, it’s Infinity Ward’s turn to deliver us our annual dose of gaming warfare with the popular multiplayer first-person shooter. A staple of the gaming landscape for the past 23 years, with a yearly title releasing every year since Call of Duty 2 back in 2005, Modern Warfare 4 is a return to the famous sub–series reboot. Treyarch has held the reins for the past couple of years with Black Ops 6 and Black Ops 7, with the former being a strong entry and the latter being one of the much weaker ones, multiplayer aside. Infinity Ward didn’t exactly leave the Modern Warfare sub–series on the best note with Modern Warfare 3 in 2023 before its break. Modern Warfare (2019) and Modern Warfare 2…

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All of Drake's Diss Songs, Ranked

With “Back to Back”—his brutal Meek Mill diss—turning 10 this summer, and fresh off his battle with Kendrick, we decided to rank Drake’s diss tracks over the years based on two things: A) how savage they were, and B) how good the…

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Forget the mortgage belt: Gamers are getting smashed and Chalmers should worry

October 28, 2026 — 3:51pm Put aside your pity for those with a mortgage or people struggling to put food on the table. It’s the gamers who are being hit by inflation. And as gamers deal with huge spikes in the prices of their consoles, the policy problems facing the Reserve Bank, Jim Chalmers and the phalanx of state and territory treasurers follow. The latest monthly inflation figures from the bureau of statistics all-but guaranteed that the Reserve Bank’s monetary policy committee will inflict another rate rise on the economy on Melbourne Cup Day. The 4.3 per cent headline inflation rate for September, and 3.6 per cent for the key underlying measure were, as the bank’s deputy governor Andrew Hauser said, too high. As Hauser and governor Michele Bullock have often reminded Australians, the RBA has only one tool to deal with inflation. Hence its four rate rises this year, with the big…

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