The Sports Evening Roundup | Sep 19th

Milwaukee Brewers Secure NL Central Title with Walk-off Win

The Milwaukee Brewers clinched their second straight NL Central title with a victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, secured by Jake Bauers' walk-off single. Post-game celebrations included tributes and champagne showers, with non-alcoholic options for rookie Jackson Chourio. The team positions third in the NL, aiming for the playoffs despite star player Christian Yelich's injury.

Packers' Malik Willis Leads Upset Win Despite Nauseating Snap

Green Bay Packers' quarterback Malik Willis led his team to a surprise victory over the Indianapolis Colts after stepping in for injured Jordan Love. The game featured an unusual moment when center Josh Myers vomited on the ball before snapping it, yet Willis managed to run for yardage despite the mishap. Willis completed 12 of 14 passes for 122 yards and a touchdown, securing his second career win as a starter.

Syracuse Orange Favored Against Stanford Cardinal in Upcoming Football Game

The Syracuse Orange (2-0) are set to host the Stanford Cardinal (1-1) this Friday evening at the JMA Wireless Dome in an ACC football matchup. Syracuse enters as 8.5-point favorites, with a dynamic offense that has started the season strong. In contrast, Stanford seeks continued momentum after a 41-7 victory over Cal Poly. The game's over/under is set at 57.5 points. SportsLine's advanced model has simulated the game and released its predictions, which can be viewed on their website.

Miami Dolphins Sign Tyler Huntley Amid Tua Tagovailoa's Injury

After Tua Tagovailoa's Week 2 concussion, the Miami Dolphins have brought on former Ravens quarterback Tyler Huntley. Despite discussions of a potential Ryan Tannehill return, he seeks an opportunity for full-season play, while his future remains uncertain. Tagovailoa could be out for at least four games, but has not decided to retire.

NFL Fines Saints QB Derek Carr for Touchdown Celebration

The NFL fined New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr $14,000 for a Michael Jackson-inspired celebration during their 44-19 Week 2 win over the Dallas Cowboys. Carr, who threw for 243 yards and three touchdowns, performed the iconic crotch grab after scoring, drawing a penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct. The Saints are now 2-0 for the season.

USC and Michigan Face Off in Historic Big Ten Matchup

No. 11 USC meets No. 18 Michigan on September 21st at Michigan Stadium for the first time since 1958 in a regular season game and their first as Big Ten Conference rivals. USC enters after a bye week and a win over LSU, while Michigan looks to rebound from a loss, with junior Alex Orji starting at quarterback. The game will air at 3:30 p.m. ET on CBS.

Expert Jimmie Kaylor Reveals Top NFL DFS Picks for Patriots vs. Jets Thursday Night Clash

NFL DFS expert Jimmie Kaylor shares his top picks for the New England Patriots vs. New York Jets Thursday Night Football. He recommends Jets QB Aaron Rodgers for his stable performance despite last season's setback and Patriots RB Rhamondre Stevenson, given the team's heavy reliance on the run game. For more of Kaylor’s picks and analysis, including a potentially undervalued player poised for a breakout, visit SportsLine.

Lions Coach Dan Campbell's House Sold After Harassment Issues

Following harassment linked to last year's NFC title game loss, Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell sold his Bloomfield Hills home. After their address was leaked and incidents escalated, the family moved to a new, more private residence. Despite this, Campbell retains strong support for turning the Lions' fortunes around.

Erling Haaland's Near Miss with Juventus Move

Before becoming a top striker at Manchester City, Erling Haaland was almost signed by Juventus, as disclosed by ex-Juve CEO Guiseppe Marotta. Haaland, noticed early in Norway, bypassed Juventus due to red tape, later making waves at RB Salzburg and Borussia Dortmund. He chose City over Real Madrid, despite Juventus' close call when he was 15.

Diverse Fortunes for Titans WRs: Ridley Rises as Hopkins Struggles

In the Tennessee Titans' Week 2 loss to the New York Jets, receiver Calvin Ridley shined with two touchdowns and 77 receiving yards, while DeAndre Hopkins managed only one nine-yard catch. As Ridley becomes a key player, Hopkins, hindered by a sprained MCL and low usage, presents a fantasy dilemma. Coach Brian Callahan plans to increase Hopkins' involvement, but advises fantasy players to bench him for now. Ridley, however, is recommended for upcoming lineups, especially against a vulnerable Packers defense.

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