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Saquon Barkley: Better Than Ezekiel Elliott or Leonard Fournette, and the Future of the NFL

by Albert Breer

College Football

Nebraska Can Get Back to Winning If It Gets Rid of Mike Riley

by Bruce Feldman 2 hours ago

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NFL Power Rankings: Packers Move Into Top 5

The top three stayed the same, but a week full of upsets caused a shuffle in the latest Power Poll voting results.

by The MMQB Staff

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The President of the United States Declares War on American Sports

Have other presidents used sports to further their agenda? Of course. But Donald Trump's penchant for hurling insults at teams and making commands of owners is something altogether new.

by S.L. Price

3:13

NFL Owners' Gesture of Support Is Meaningless Without Any Real Action

On Sunday, a number of NFL owners and coaches joined players in linking arms before or during the national anthem. But the gesture means nothing unless the owners, many of whom donated to President Trump in various ways, actually do something.

by Jonathan Jones

3:31

eats

Battle of the BBQ: Which Smoked Meat is Best of All? Vote here

Brisket? Sausage? Wings? The battle for the best type of barbecue is on.

by Andy Staples

Extra Mustard

Tuesday's Hot Clicks: Allie Redmond; Brent Musburger is Not a Tony Romo Fan

In Tuesday's Hot Clicks, Brent Musburger criticizes Tony Romo. Plus a look at the lovely Allie Redmond.

by Andy Gray

The MMQB with Peter King

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Athletes Are Not Going to 'Stick to Sports' and That's an Admirably American Thing

If you're going to perform national anthems, you're going to have politics. And if you have politics, you're going to have political statements and.

by Charles P. Pierce

4:31

From Protests to an Unknown Kicker Becoming Philly's Hero, Week 3 Had It All

Jake Elliott's 61-yarder gave the Eagles a win over the Giants, while Brandin Cooks's heroics and other exciting finishes made for plenty of fun on the field.

by Peter King

1:48

Tom Brady Is an Ageless Wonder. Enjoy It While It Lasts

No matter what NFL team you root for, take the time to appreciate what Tom Brady is doing at 40 years old. He masterfully led the Patriots to a 36-33 comeback win over the Texans on Sunday.

by Albert Breer

4:31

Why the Seahawks Decided To Stay in the Locker Room for the National Anthem

Seattle wanted to put up a united front when it came to protests during the national anthem. Ultimately, leaders on the team made the decision to stay off the field completely.

by Robert Klemko

Extra Mustard & SI Swim

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Traina Thoughts: NFL Ratings Up In Week 3

The NFL's ratings for Week 3 were up over last season.

by Jimmy Traina

1:49

Soccer

FIFA 18 Is the Most Rounded, Enjoyable Version Yet

Get a first-hand review of the changes, improvements and new features that take FIFA 18 to the next level.

by Jeremy Woo

Swim Daily

Kate Upton Stars in Vogue's '9 to 5' Series

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Dinosaurs Ranked by Their Theoretical Ability to Play Baseball

by Jon Tayler

MLB

WATCH: Cubs' Russell Destroys Fan's Nachos, Brings Him New Ones

by Dan Gartland

Featured

Arnold Palmer's Daughter Reflects on the Chasm Between Brand and Man

Palmer's grown daughter, Peg, has dealt all her life with both the manufactured image of the golfer and the actual man. The private moments she describes with her famous father are intense, fragile and ordinary. They are filled with heartache and love.

by Michael Bamberger

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Mr. President: You Represent All of Us. Don't Divide Us. Bring Us Together

Steve Kerr explains how President Trump's divisive words affected the Warriors and led them to decide not to visit the White House.

by Steve Kerr (As Told To Chris Ballard)

Tennis

Monica Puig on Rebuilding Her Home, Puerto Rico

by Monica Puig, as told to James Pham

Edge

The Fittest 50: 2017's Most In-Shape Athletes

NFL

NFL QB Power Rankings: Russell Wilson Moves Into Top 5

Fantasy Football

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Week 4 Fantasy Football Injury Report

It was another unfortunately busy week of injuries in the NFL, with Kelvin Benjamin of the Panthers, Julio Jones of the Falcons, Doug Baldwin of the Seahawks and Melvin Gordon of the Chargers all leaving their respective games with various maladies.

by Russell Manalastas

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Will Jordan Howard and Tarik Cohen Both Be Able to Succeed in Bears' Backfield?

The Bears have the most dangerous tailback duo in the NFL with Jordan Howard and Tarik Cohen. Will both running backs be able to keep fantasy owners happy going forward?

by Michael Beller

1:48

Fantasy Football Early Waiver Wire: Pick Up Devin Funchess, Branden Oliver

Devin Funchess racked up 10 targets from Cam Newton with Kelvin Benjamin injured in Week 3. If he is, in fact, out for at least a week, look for Funchess to get his fair share of looks.

by Michael Beller

2:06

Todd Gurley's Receiving Pace a Reason for Optimism Among Fantasy Football Owners

Todd Gurley is on pace for 64 catches, 80 targets and 832 receiving yards, all of which would be career highs. Those trends should continue, and that will make both the Rams and Gurley's fantasy owners happy all season.

by Michael Beller

SI Eats

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eats

Battle of the BBQ: Which Smoked Meat Is Best of All?

Brisket? Sausage? Wings? The battle for the best type of barbecue is on.

by Andy Staples

eats

The Best Foods to Eat at Every NFL Stadium

From fried quesadilla egg rolls to Frosted Flakes-crusted chicken, everyone's upping their game this year.

eats

We Have a Winner in Our Ultimate Cheese Bracket!

by The SI Staff

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KFC China Has a Wildly Popular 3-on-3 Basketball League

by Charlie Heller

eats

Ranking America's Best College Town Meals

by Andy Staples

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Carmelo Anthony, Paul George and the Remaking of Oklahoma City

The Thunder landed Paul George and Carmelo Anthony, fitting the frame of a superteam around Russell Westbrook.

by Rob Mahoney

1:42

Same Player, New Place: How Will NBA's Most Impactful Role Players Fare?

Several important role players switched teams this offseason. Here, we focus on those who have a shot at making an impact for their new cities.

by Michael Shapiro

1:42

Carmelo Anthony's Arrival Further Bolsters a Dangerous Thunder Lineup

The Thunder and GM Sam Presti had no reason to blink in adding Carmelo Anthony.

by Ben Golliver

1:04

3:13 | Sports Illustrated

The NBA Should Band Together Behind Warriors' Dismissal of Trump

Adam Silver has frequently stopped just short of a full rebuke of Donald Trump, but now the league may finally be forced to take sides as long as its players continue to publicly battle with the president.

by Rohan Nadkarni

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The Thinking Behind SI’s Controversial 'Sports United' Cover

2:14 | NFL

Stick to Sports? Athletes, Commentators Go Head-to-Head Over Protests

1:41 | College Football

College Football Playoff Projections: TCU in the Field After Huge Win Over Oklahoma State

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Tiger Says He's Progressing, but No Timetable for Return

The 41-year-old golfer said he has started to hit 60-yard shots, and that he's chipping and putting every day and is working out six times a week.

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My Thoughts on Protests, Unity and the Common Goal

Two-time U.S. Ryder Cup captain and Hall of Famer Davis Love III reacts to Donald Trump in an exclusive essay to SI, saying that presidents should focus on unity and bettering America.

by Davis Love III

11 Products Apple Should Roll Out for Golfers

At its recent keynote event, Apple unveiled a spate of cool new products. But, uh, Tim Cook, nothing for us golfers? Here are some products we'd like to see.

by Josh Sens

The Greatest Streaks in Golf History

The Cleveland Indians' recent record-setting winning streak has everyone feeling a little streaky. Here are some of golf's most impressive stretches.

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NFL Players' Protests During the National Anthem

The Best Images From Week 3 in the NFL

NFL Players Explain the Meaning Behind Their Tattoos

Tennis

SI Vault: Battle of the Sexes

Podcasts

Peter King's Podcast: Raiders' Derek Carr and Donald Penn on Team's Vegas Future

by Peter King

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Tech & Media

Addressing ESPN's Recent Missteps and What's Next for the Network

by Richard Deitsch

Tennis

Beyond the Baseline: Billie Jean King, Emma Stone and 'Battle of the Sexes' Directors

by Jon Wertheim

Tennis

Beyond the Baseline Podcast: Dirk Nowitzki

by Jon Wertheim

SI Vault

More Sports

A Break in the Action

Sports paused in a heartbroken nation after the tragedy of September 11, 2001.

by Richard Hoffer

MLB

The Last Great Player on the Last Great Team

Mickey Mantle, with his death, passes from these pages forever and becomes the property of anthropologists, people who can more properly put the calipers to celebrity, who can more accurately track the force of personality. (From August 21, 1995)

by Richard Hoffer

Charles Barkley Takes on the World as the Wild Bull of Las Ramblas

Charles Barkley, always outrageous, was the talk of the XXV Olympic Games, on the basketball court as well as off it. (From August 10, 1992)

by Jack McCallum