Winners and losers from NFL Week 2, plus an ugly week for QB injuries and picking Lions-Packers winner
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Here's everything you need to know about the NFL for Sept. 20
Welcome to the Monday edition of the Pick Six newsletter, which is also known as the "I didn't get any sleep last night so I'm writing this on seven cups of coffee" edition.
To be honest, I'm starting to think that I better get used to the fact that I'm not going to get any sleep on any night where there's a late NFL game this year, because apparently, every primetime game is going to be bonkers this season.
It started in Week 1 with the Buccaneers' wild Thursday win over the Cowboys and then it continued last night when the Ravens somehow managed to beat the Chiefs despite trailing by 11 points in the fourth quarter. I would say that it was a good day for teams wearing purple, but then I remembered that the Vikings also exist and it definitely wasn't a good day for them.
Behind a makeshift defense, Los Blancos went to the Etihad, trailed late and still came away with the victory
The tournament host will no longer be teeing up this week at Torrey Pines
Some key takeaways from Philadelphia's title run
Wrexham's shocking win over Arsenal doesn't make the cut, taking place eight years before the turn of the century
Scull was an Alvarez mandatory challenger last year that he chose not to face
The Lakers' present and future look drastically different without Williams
CBSSports.com and SportsLine break down Super Bowl LIX
The two teams drew 1-1 for the fourth straight time
Detry leads Alex Smalley and Michael Kim at 12 under at the WM Phoenix Open
The deal would've cut the Warriors out and sent Jimmy Butler to Phoenix
CBSSports.com and SportsLine break down Super Bowl LIX
CBSSports.com and SportsLine break down Super Bowl LIX
Nico Harrison hand-delivered Luka Doncic, which set the stage for the Mark Williams deal