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Source: Hill to start at QB for Saints; Kamara iffy

Taysom Hill will make his first start at quarterback this season for the Saints on Thursday night, a source told ESPN, after he practiced fully all week with a partially torn plantar fascia that has limited him since Week 10.

Wild college cycle is good news for NFL coaches

With several college football coaches now getting paid upwards of $9 million a year, the market value of NFL leaders is about to skyrocket.

Pete Carroll looking for Russell Wilson, Seahawks offense to find way out of struggles

The Seattle Seahawks and Russell Wilson are struggling offensively and the team has a 3-8 record to show for their efforts through 11 games. Wilson has not looked like his former self in the the three games he’s played since returning from finger surgery in October. He’s misfired on simple throws that he almost always [more]

Week 13 TNF and Injury News

Chris Allen looks ahead at the Thursday Night Football matchup while reviewing the news out of practice ahead of Week 1. (Steve Roberts-USA TODAY Sports)

RSL’s David Ochoa is the ‘PERFECT’ villain for the MLS Playoffs I State of the Union

Alexi Lalas and David Mosse break down why Real Salt Lake’s David Ochoa is the perfect villian for the MLS playoffs.

Jaguars Week 13 injury report: CB Shaquill Griffin still remains a non-participant in practice after Week 11 concussion

Jags CB Shaq Griffin (concussion) surfaced on the injury report as a non-participant once again Wednesday and his status for Sunday’s game against L.A. is unclear.

Ravens work out three defensive backs, sign two to practice squad

The Ravens worked out three defensive backs and signed two to their practice squad

Caleb Love drops 22-points as UNC runs away with the victory over Michigan, 72-51

The North Carolina Tar Heels blew out the Michigan Wolverines thanks to Caleb Love’s 22 points.

Providence comes back to defeat Texas Tech, 72-68

The Providence Friars stormed back to defeat the Texas Tech Red Raiders, 72-68, behind Al Durham’s 23 points.

Al Durham's 23 points lead Providence to 72-68 victory

Al Durham’s 23 points led the Providence Friars to a 72-68 victory. Durham was 12-of-13 from the free throw line.

RJ Young: Congrats Notre Dame, Marcus Freeman is the best man to lead ND into the future I No. 1 Ranked Show

RJ Young reacts to Marcus Freeman accepting the HC position at Notre Dame to replace Brian Kelly. “Congratulations to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish fans. This is awesome and outstanding for you.”

Five things the Nets must fix | The Starting 5

On ‘The Starting 5’, Yaron Weitzman discusses five things that the Brooklyn Nets must fix if they want to win a championship: they have to get Kevin Durant some help, improve depth, find a two-way big, Harden needs to stop overthinking, and they have to beat the top teams.

Jared Rhoden puts up double-double in Seton Hall’s 85-63 win

Seton Hall advanced to 6-1 with an 85-63 blowout win on Wednesday evening. Jared Rhoden dropped a double-double in the Pirates’ win with 15 points and eleven rebounds.

Nate Johnson goes off for 24 points, Xavier cruises in blowout victory

The Xavier Musketeers won in blowout fashion, with help from Nate Johnson’s 24 points.

Joel Klatt on Brian Kelly joining LSU & the predicament it leaves Notre Dame in as they fight to make the CFP I Breaking the Huddle

Joel Klatt on Brian Kelly accepting the LSU Tigers’ HC position and the predicament it leaves Notre Dame in as they fight to make the College Football Playoff.

Xavier starts off hot, dismantles Central Michigan in 78-45 victory

The Xavier Musketeers grabbed a 21-3 lead early in the first half against the Central Michigan Chippewas and they didn’t look back, winning 78-45. Nate Johnson lead the Musketeers in scoring with 24 points.

Xavier Musketeers start the game with SIX three-pointers made, jump out to huge lead early

The Xavier Musketeers grab a huge lead early in the first half, going 6-for-7 from the 3-point line to start the game.

Tannenbaum's QB rankings: Tagovailoa's big rise, Newton's struggles and Wentz's big arm

Here are Mike Tannenbaum’s NFL QB ratings and what he saw on the field under center this week, including Tua Tagovailoa’s progress and a big throw from Carson Wentz.

Rookie rankings: Micah Parsons jumps to No. 1, but who else makes the top 10?

Who are the top first-years through 12 weeks of the NFL season? How high does Mac Jones rank?

Hill to start at QB for Saints vs. Dallas, per source

Source: Bucs' AB to miss at least 2 more weeks

Buccaneers WR Antonio Brown is expected to miss at least two more weeks, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter, and coach Bruce Arians said Wednesday that Brown’s return from an ankle injury is being delayed by issues he’s having now with his heel.

Banged-up Seahawks take chance on Peterson

The Seahawks, who rank 25th in the NFL with just 92.5 rushing yards per game, signed veteran running back Adrian Peterson, 36, to their practice squad.

Tate Frazier after Purdue's dominant victory vs. Florida State: 'That's a title team' | Titus & Tate

Mark Titus and Tate Frazier believe that the Purdue Boilermakers can win the National Championship this season after their dominant victory over the Florida State Seminoles. They discuss how smoothly Jaden Ivey moves across the floor, how good Zach Edey is for being so large and the depth of the rest of the team.

Mark Sanchez explains what is to blame for the Brian Kelly and Lincoln Riley coaching shake ups I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

College football has topped headlines with the recent head coaching news. Lincoln Riley left Oklahoma to become USC’s new head coach. Meanwhile, Brian Kelly, the winningest coach in Notre Dame football history, will now be roaming the sidelines at LSU. Mark Sanchez shares who he believes is to blame for the college football coaching shakeups.

Marcellus Wiley: ‘Russell Wilson is a victim of his own choices’ I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Marcellus Wiley chimes in to theorize the events that has led to Russell Wilson’s recent tough stretch. Wiley turns the clock all the way back to the offseason and the moments leading up to the Seattle Seahawks Week 12 defeat at the hands of WFT. The loss is the 3rd straight for Seattle, who currently rest in 4th place in the NFC West division.

Greg Oden on Ohio State's upset win over Duke: 'It was awesome. I couldn't believe it' I Titus & Tate

Mark Titus and Tate Fraizer phone in Greg Oden to discuss the Ohio State Buckeyes’ upset win over Coach K.

Emmanuel Acho: Dak Prescott is not good enough to carry the Cowboys alone I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Dallas Cowboys have been struggling, losing three of their last four games and will play the New Orleans Saints in Week 13 for Thursday Night Football. Mike McCarthy will not be on the sidelines due to a positive COVID-19 test. However, Amari Cooper will return. Dak Prescott says the need for a win is urgent and added that quote: ‘This is a team that’s hungry and pissed off.’ Emmanuel Acho explains why he believes ‘Dak is good enough to carry the Cowboys.’

Bruce Feldman outlines the challenges ahead of Lincoln Riley at USC I THE HERD

Fox CFB Analyst Bruce Feldman joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the current coaching landscape in college football. Feldman outlines the challenges ahead for new University of Southern California Head Coach Lincoln Riley. Feldman believes the rebuild will take longer than everyone expects.

Ohio State’s win & why the Duke Blue Devils needed to lose on Coach K’s retirement tour I Titus & Tate

Mark Titus and Tate Frazier react to the Ohio State Buckeyes upsetting the No. 1 team in college basketball the Duke Blue Devils. Titus and Tate discuss why the country needed Duke to lose during Coach K’s retirement tour and why the Buckeyes should be ranked.

Mark Sanchez on the Lincoln Riley effect at USC: ‘For quarterbacks, where else do you go?’ I THE HERD

Mark Sanchez joins Colin Cowherd on The Herd to discuss how well he thinks Lincoln Riley will settle in to USC. Watch as Sanchez tells Colin his initial thoughts when hearing Riley would be coaching the Trojans, what this means for NCAA football, and what kind of talent he may attract to the team.