I’m sorry Miss Jackson. Woooooo. Your kills are for reeeeaaaal. #GBR

Kirk Cousins has more Passing TDs this season than... Justin Herbert Lamar Jackson Baker Mayfield COMBINED

I’m going to say yes. Because the Raiders got the same call in their favor today. And we all know that never happens.

#Huskers 4-0. #Raiders 3-0. #Blessed

Three & Eaux! #LVvsNO

This is a classic bad tweet @OldTakesExposed.

History rewrites itself all that time.

It was not a one score game.

Put your hope in one hand and something in the other. Go #Huskers

Yes

I came here to say this.

The #Raiders defense is off to a hot start in 2026, ranking near the top of the league in several statistical categories. Here is where their numbers stack up against defenses around the NFL through Week 2: #RaiderNation | @Raiders

I won’t name names, but a memeber of the @GoBigRedCast that is not me thinks they’re going to win it all this year based on our non-con schedule and past champions non-con schedules. Just saying.

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The names at the end is what got me. Origins of Cheerleading •The Beginning: Cheerleading started in the late 19th century at Ivy League and Midwestern U.S. universities during gridiron football games. • •First Cheerleader: University of Minnesota student Johnny Campbell is credited as the first official cheerleader after leading a crowd chant on November 2, 1898. • •Role: Early male cheerleaders—often called "yell leaders"—focused on crowd control and boosting school spirit. The role was considered a prestigious, honorable, and masculine activity. Famous college yell leaders included U.S. presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Ronald Reagan •

True

Maxx Crosby is getting doubled at the highest rate among edge, but he's still making his way to the QB

To celebrate the Autumn Equinox🍂 "The Autumn Wind" ~ a poem written by Steve Sabol, delivered by John Facenda

Teams to lose back-to-back home games by double digits against teams with a sub-.200 win % the previous season: 2026 Los Angeles Chargers 1926 Racine Tornadoes The Tornadoes dissolved the very next game. (h/t @OptaSTATS)

Through two weeks, the Raiders are tied for the most sacks in the NFL with 8. They have the 2nd-highest pressure rate in the league at 47.1%, per TruMedia. They've done so with just a 20.6% blitz rate, 8th-lowest in the league.