There’s nothing like a Sean Taylor HIT STICK 💥

After sending the National Guard and Marines to occupy California, Donald Trump is now saying our foreign enemies should “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego. He is deranged and dangerous.

Jake and Dylan are your Special Teams Players of the Game for Week 5! 🙌

The New York Rangers have yet to allow a 1st period goal in each of their first 5 games 🙌 That's their longest such streak to start a season since 1939‼️

Mark, Elija, Ryan and Samson are your Offensive Players of the Game for Week 5! 🙌

An American president is talking about Los Angeles and San Diego being “taken out.” Where the hell is Congress? This is dangerous. The time to stand up is NOW.

Chase Smith is your Defensive Player of the Game for Week 5! 🙌

This time last year, everything was going great for the Hurricanes. They were 5-0 and had three rivalry wins. They were No. 2 in the country. Then disaster struck against Louisville. A couple weeks later, Miami lost again. It almost derailed their whole season. In a similar position now, the Hurricanes are working to ensure there’s no midseason slump this time around. sun-sentinel.com/2026/10/06/…

The first hat trick of the season brought to you by Laf 👏

Can you imagine if Biden was like "yeah - somebody should go blow up Florida.'' Treason.

Let’s be clear: The President is advocating for an attack on 10+ million U.S. residents in two of America’s largest cities. This is not normal. None of this is. And we will continue to remind folks of that every day.

Celebrating Steve Jobs

WEEK 5 CINEMATIC RECAP 🎬 Watch: youtu.be/2-qC7PYlrPs

A U.S. President says “let Iran take out Los Angeles and San Diego.” How much farther will he fall?

Lowest Graded ACC Corner (rush defense) from Week 5: 🟠 Ashton Hampton, Clemson: 28.8 @ClemsonFB

Honoring the 1986 Championship Team 🙌

GAME TIME SET! 🙌 We’ll take on Florida State at 7 PM ET on October 17, with live coverage on ESPN. 🎟️: canes.news/CanesFBInd267

Giants are in sole possession of first place in their division for the first time in 11 YEARS 🤯🔥 NEW YORK STAND UP 🗽

IT FELT LIKE HURRICANE VALLEY LAST NIGHT 🙌 THANK U FOR THE ENDLESS ENERGY AND SUPPORT, CANES FAM‼️

The final grades from the Giants offensive line in their 36-24 Week 4 win vs the Cardinals, according to @PFF: •Andrew Thomas: 68.2 overall. 66.1 run block. 66.3 pass block. 0 sacks allowed. 0 hits. 3 hurries. 3 pressures allowed. - •Jon Runyan: 55.6 overall. 57.8 run block. 68.1 pass block. 1 sack allowed. 0 hits. 2 hurries. 3 pressures allowed. - •Bryan Hudson: 78.5 overall. 77.7 run block. 74.1 pass block. 0 sacks allowed. 0 hits. 0 hurries. 0 pressures allowed. - •Francis Mauigoa: 46.0 overall. 54.3 run block. 22.8 pass block. 1 sack allowed. 2 hits. 2 hurries. 5 pressures allowed. - •Jermaine Eluemunor: 81.5 overall. 88.3 run block. 78.6 pass block. 0 sacks allowed. 0 hits. 1 hurry. 1 pressure allowed. - The Giants offensive line was charged with 2 of the 4 sacks Jameis Winston had. Cam Skattebo was also charged with allowing one as well. 3 sacks allowed on 14 pressures allowed. It was the most pressures allowed in the 4 games played by the Giants OL. Before Friday, it wasn’t certain Andrew Thomas would play due to the groin injury. Then on Friday, he was good to go. It wasn’t elite, but he brings stability to the line. Jermaine Eluemunor was the best overall lineman on Sunday and gave the Giants a quality outing. He was the highest graded lineman overall for the Giants. Francis Mauigoa allows a sack for the first time in his young career. Also allowed 5 pressures as well. A bit of a rough game, but he’s still learning. With John Michael Schmitz not playing due to the birth of his baby, Bryan Hudson got the starting center duties and he was tremendous, as he didn’t allow a sack or a pressure. Hudson could potentially earn more playing time and maybe even the starting role too. Overall, it wasn’t pretty, and at times, it looked rough. But John Harbaugh has said it before. It doesn’t always have to be pretty so long as you find a way to win in the end. The Giants OL is still finding its rhythm, especially with another quarterback playing under center that they didn’t initially anticipate and Arizona definitely gave them a fight the entire way. But the Giants left MetLife Stadium with the win, which was the most important thing.