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76ers’ Joel Embiid 3-ball completes big career milestone vs. Cavs

Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid added another accolade to his illustrious career during their game against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday at Xfinity Mobile Arena.

The 76ers got off to a slow start, with the Cavaliers dominating the first quarter 33-18. Embiid’s only basket in the opening frame was a memorable three-pointer, marking a significant milestone as he reached 13,000 career points.

Embiid has remained healthy over the past few games, delivering monster numbers alongside teammate Tyrese Maxey. Their combined efforts have helped the 76ers achieve a 6-2 record in their last 10 games.

In the second quarter, the 76ers woke up and gradually chipped away at Cleveland’s lead, bringing the halftime score to 60-47 in favor of the Cavaliers. At the half, Embiid had contributed 13 points, three rebounds, and two assists, although he also recorded five turnovers.
https://clutchpoints.com/nba/philadelphia-76ers/76ers-news-joel-embiid-3-ball-career-milestone-cavs

Where Grizzlies expect Cedric Coward to help calm ‘crunch time’ chaos

The final minutes of a close NBA game are a unique brand of chaos. The pace tightens, the pressure mounts, and every possession becomes a high-stakes chess match where experience is the most valued currency. For Tuomas Iisalo’s drama-driven Memphis Grizzlies, finding players who can not only survive but thrive in that “crunch time” environment is a constant pursuit.

For a rookie wing like Cedric Coward, those minutes are usually supposed to be overwhelming, not news-making moments. Instead, they are becoming the 22-year-old’s proving ground. In fact, Coward’s effectiveness as a championship piece shows up most in the areas the Grizzlies have struggled with when games slow down. Focusing on defensive containment, ball movement, and not making the moment bigger than the play is the best way for any rookie to earn the team’s trust when games are on the line.

“The thing about experience is you only get it by doing it,” Iisalo smiled. “I thought Cedric had a very good game [vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder]. He guarded Jalen Williams very well, especially in the first half. [Coward] had several really good possessions and several things that he can improve on offensively. That is clear.”

Iisalo’s postgame comments made it clear the Grizzlies view Cedric Coward’s Mamba Mentality as more than just another developmental piece. They see him as a potential Kawhi Leonard-level stabilizer when things get frantic.

Scoring 21 points, grabbing eight boards, and going 8-for-15 from the field (5-for-10 from three-point range) is becoming common. That was Coward’s stat line in the bounce-back game, shaking off a 3-for-9 night (13 points) against the Thunder.

“[Coward] is a first-year player coming out of college, but is picking his spots,” Iisalo noted. “Overall, I would talk about our very good offense for stretches. He was a part of those, making quick decisions off the catch. Ball movement was great; he was finding open players. Those are the things we’ve got to build on and also look to use in crunch time.”

Pouting over the one-point loss to the Thunder was not an option. In the following five-point win over the Brooklyn Nets, Coward came through in the clutch. His three-pointer at the 59-second mark and defensive rebounding with 30 seconds left got the job done.

“It does say a lot about him that he is not afraid of that moment,” Iisalo explained. “He hasn’t been [all season]. He has gotten a couple of looks. I think it was the Philly game he got that open look, and he is completely undeterred. He knows that he can get that shot off. I think he is going to grow into a really nice closer in the future because he has not only that mindset, but he also has the game where he can create space and the skill set to knock those down.”

By placing the new guy in these high-leverage situations now, Iisalo is making a calculated investment. The short-term risk of rookie mistakes is outweighed by the long-term gain of developing a player whose instincts are forged in fire.

The Grizzlies aren’t just asking him to survive crunch time; they are challenging their most recent first-round pick to help redefine it, transforming chaos into composed, collective execution.

For Cedric Coward, the classroom is the court, the homework is film, and the final exam happens with the game on the line. The Grizzlies are betting that his quick decisions and team-first approach will soon make him not a liability in the clutch, but a calming presence eager to make the winning play.
https://clutchpoints.com/nba/memphis-grizzlies/grizzlies-expect-cedric-coward-help-calm-crunch-time-chaos

Studs and Duds: The next-man-up 49ers beat the Eagles with depth early, stars late

**San Francisco 49ers Advance with Gritty 23-19 Win Over Eagles in Wild Playoff Battle**

Postseason football is defined by grit and narrow margins, and the San Francisco 49ers thrived in that intense environment. On Sunday, they defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 23-19 at a raucous Lincoln Financial Field, advancing to the second round of the playoffs. Despite entering the game as the No. 6 seed in the NFC, enduring a hostile crowd, and suffering a tough Achilles tendon injury to star tight end George Kittle, Kyle Shanahan’s squad refused to back down.

Up next: a rematch with the Seattle Seahawks.

Here’s a look at the studs and duds from a thrilling contest that won’t be forgotten anytime soon.

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### STUDS 💪

**Demarcus Robinson, WR**
In a season filled with surprises, Robinson—who has struggled in man-to-man coverage this year—was a revelation for the 49ers. On only the second play, he beat arguably the best cornerback in the NFC, Quinyon Mitchell, in man-to-man coverage to score a 63-yard touchdown. He followed that up with another man-to-man touchdown catch and finished as San Francisco’s top target with 6 receptions for 111 yards.

**Brock Purdy, QB**
Purdy mixed in some precise, layered passes in a game where the 49ers struggled to run the ball effectively until late. Despite tossing two interceptions, Purdy was clearly the superior quarterback on the field and the driving force behind the victory. He ended the day with 262 passing yards, 2 touchdowns, and 24 crucial rushing yards.

**Jauan Jennings, WR**
Stepping up as the de facto tight end after Kittle’s injury, Jennings made a critical 45-yard reception in the run game. He also showcased his versatility by throwing a beautiful 29-yard touchdown pass to Christian McCaffrey to give the 49ers a 17-16 lead late in the fourth quarter. Jennings proved he’s a hell of a football player.

**Christian McCaffrey, RB**
Though it took some time, McCaffrey saved his best for the final moments. He showed impressive burst running late in the game, caught a remarkable touchdown pass off Jennings’ throw despite windy conditions, and then hauled in the game-winning touchdown with just five minutes remaining.

**Upton Stout, NB**
San Francisco’s best defender over the past month-plus, Stout continued his strong performance on Sunday. He reached a point where the Eagles simply stopped testing him, a testament to his impact.

**Marquese Sigle, FS**
Sigle’s absence in the second half of the season has been a mystery, but when called into action Sunday due to Ji’Ayir Brown’s injury, he was exceptional both in pass coverage and run support.

**Eric Kendricks & Garret Wallow, LBs**
In a bold move, the 49ers started two linebackers recently added to the roster in a playoff game—and both delivered. Kendricks, in particular, was fantastic and made a pivotal game-winning pass breakup.

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### DUDS 📉

**Kendrick Bourne, WR**
It’s Week 19 of the season, so why is Bourne still unfamiliar with the plays? This weekly issue proved costly on Sunday when he lined up incorrectly during a two-minute drill, forcing the 49ers to burn their third timeout in the first half. If they had that timeout, they might have kicked a field goal before halftime.

**Deommodore Lenoir, CB**
In a departure from their usual strategy, the 49ers placed Lenoir on the boundary side of the field (short side), rather than his customary right side. The Eagles exploited this matchup relentlessly, and Lenoir gave up yards early and often.

**Colton McKivitz, RT**
San Francisco’s most reliable offensive lineman this season was overmatched by Jaelen Phillips. Though Purdy did well to evade pressure from the right side, McKivitz faced constant harassment.

**All 49ers Defensive Tackles (except C.J. West)**
Philadelphia’s offense features a one-read quarterback with limited arm strength, but their power running game overwhelmed the 49ers’ defensive tackles. The Eagles effectively deployed double teams and wham blocks, neutralizing San Francisco’s interior defense.

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The 49ers showed heart, resilience, and adaptability in a tough road environment, overcoming adversity to keep their playoff hopes alive. Fans can expect another fierce showdown when they face the Seahawks in the next round.
https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2026/01/11/studs-and-duds-the-next-man-up-49ers-beat-the-eagles-with-depth-early-stars-late/

Moe Wagner set for Magic return after 13 months after suffering torn ACL

The Magic are set for a major boost as Moe Wagner prepares to make his season debut on Sunday against the Pelicans in Orlando, the team announced Saturday. Wagner has been sidelined since tearing his ACL in a December 21, 2024, win over the Miami Heat.

Last season, Wagner emerged as a strong Sixth Man of the Year candidate before his injury, averaging 19.9 points and 4.9 rebounds per game. His return comes at a crucial time for the Magic, who have struggled recently, posting a 6-6 record over their last 12 games. Currently, the team holds the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference with a 21-18 record.

Despite Wagner’s return, the Magic will still be without Jalen Suggs for Sunday’s game. Suggs will miss his fifth straight game due to an MCL contusion. Additionally, Franz Wagner, Moe’s brother and teammate, remains sidelined with an ankle sprain he suffered in a December 7 loss to the New York Knicks.

Franz Wagner had gotten off to a strong start this season, averaging 22.7 points and 6.1 rebounds per game, putting himself in the conversation for his first All-Star appearance. However, his injury has halted that momentum.

Moe Wagner is entering his seventh NBA season. He was originally drafted with the No. 25 overall pick by the Los Angeles Lakers in 2018. The Magic will be looking to capitalize on his return as they push forward this season.
https://nypost.com/2026/01/10/sports/moe-wagner-set-for-magic-return-after-torn-acl/

Messi’s Inter Miami advances to MLS Cup final with 5-1 win over NYCFC in East final

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Lionel Messi will play for another trophy, proving that longtime teammates Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets aren’t ready to begin their retirements just yet.

Tadeo Allande scored three goals, with Alba and Busquets providing the assists on his first two, as Inter Miami topped New York City FC 5-1 on Saturday night to claim the Eastern Conference title and a berth in the MLS Cup final.

Mateo Silvetti also scored in the 67th minute for Inter Miami, with Messi setting up that goal — the 405th assist of his illustrious career for club and country. This milestone is widely regarded as the most assists in soccer history.

Inter Miami, the No. 3 seed in the Eastern Conference, will host either San Diego or Vancouver for the MLS Cup final on December 6 at 2:30 p.m. Eastern. San Diego and Vancouver are set to face off later Saturday night for the Western Conference title.

This marks Inter Miami’s first MLS final appearance. The club had never advanced past the opening postseason round in any of its first five seasons. Interestingly, Messi’s team went 0-2 against Vancouver this season, losing both legs of a semifinal meeting in the CONCACAF Champions Cup by a 5-1 aggregate.

Justin Haak scored in the 37th minute for NYCFC, which finished the season 0-2-1 against Inter Miami.

With this decisive win, Inter Miami moves one step closer to adding another trophy to their collection, following their Leagues Cup victory in 2023 and the Supporters’ Shield as MLS’ top regular-season team last year.

Messi, a World Cup champion with Argentina and an eight-time Ballon d’Or winner, joined Inter Miami midway through the 2023 season when the team was languishing at the bottom of the MLS standings and enduring an 11-match winless streak.

Since then, the club’s profile has skyrocketed. Messi’s iconic No. 10 jersey in the team’s pink kit is now sold worldwide, a new stadium near Miami International Airport is slated to open next season, and Messi is signed through 2028. He is widely favored to win his second consecutive MLS MVP award, as the team stands on the brink of clinching an MLS title.

Stars continue to flock to see Inter Miami play because of Messi’s presence. Tennis great Carlos Alcaraz attended the game Saturday night, along with several members of the U.S. Women’s National Team.

“Everyone in the world knows who Lionel Messi is. I think everyone thought he would come in here and do exactly what he’s done,” said U.S. women’s forward Lindsay Horan, whose fandom of Messi goes back many years.

During the match, Messi took a blow to the left side of his head in the ninth minute and was briefly shaken up. He remained down near the center circle for a few seconds before getting back to his feet. Just two minutes later, he was tripped while Inter Miami was on the attack and took a direct kick from about 30 yards out, sending the ball into the box. However, Silvetti’s header off that play was easily caught by NYCFC goalie Matt Freese.

Inter Miami’s next chance came quickly thereafter. A long pass from Busquets was controlled by Allande, who skillfully beat Freese from about 12 yards out to give Miami a 1-0 lead.

Allande struck again in the 23rd minute, this time heading in a long pass from Alba to extend the lead to 2-0.

After Messi set up Silvetti for the 3-1 goal, Inter Miami essentially began a roughly 25-minute countdown to celebration, cruising toward their historic victory.
https://www.clickorlando.com/sports/2025/11/30/messis-inter-miami-advances-to-mls-cup-final-with-5-1-win-over-nycfc-in-east-final/

Bill Belichick’s Nightmare: NFL Legend’s ‘Childish’ Girlfriend Jordon Hudson, 24, Threatens to Sue Podcaster for Defamation After ‘Embarrassing’ Social Media Tantrum

Nov. 25 2025, Published 4:20 p.m. ET University of North Carolina head football coach Bill Belichick’s girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, has warned investigative journalist and podcast host Pablo Torre she’s going to sue him for defamation, following a social media tantrum over claims she lied about her birthday on a UNC “internal document,” RadarOnline.com can reveal. In a dispute over reporting questioning her age, Hudson didn’t do herself any favors as social media users bashed her “childish” posts aimed at the journalist. Hudson’s ‘Childish’ Lawsuit Threat After being romantically linked in 2023, Belichick, 73, and Hudson, 24, have raised eyebrows and made headlines as rumors swirled about the 24-year-old being “controlling” and critics questioned her motives for dating the legendary former NFL coach. Torre has covered the May-December relationship in several episodes of his podcast, Pablo Torre Finds Out, and previously reported claims alleging Hudson was banned from UNC practice facilities following backlash over her level of involvement with the team. Back in May, Torre shared a March 2024 video from the Miss Maine USA pageant, in which Hudson said she was 22 years old, and reported she put the incorrect birthdate on an “internal document” for the university’s football program. Hudson denied Torre’s claims, and on Monday, November 24, she shared screenshots of a conversation with UNC Athletics Chief of Personnel Emily Muse admitting to adding the incorrect birth year on the form. She wrote on X: “One of MANY inaccurate and materially defamatory reports about me by Pablo Torre. I did not fill out any UNC internal documents or forms pertaining to the family directory.” The post followed a selfie she shared on Instagram, in which she flashed an official UNC “2025 All Access” badge while making a smirking face, captioned: “P.S. I’m suing you @pstorre.” In the photo, Hudson donned a necklace reading “Banned” in blinged-out script. She has not shared any details about filing a legal complaint against Torre. Instagram users flocked to the comment section and called out Hudson for threatening legal action against Torre. “Discovery is gonna be fun as hell,” wrote one user as another pointed out, “Not to mention that she has made herself a public figure, which makes proving defamation even harder.” Another comment read: “Jordan, get a life and move on. You are the most childish 24-year-old I’ve ever seen. Grow up.” Others chimed in, accusing Hudson of being “addicted to attention,” a “grifter,” and “embarrassing.” Pablo Torre Hits Back Meanwhile, Torre hit back at Hudson on X and shared a video insinuating she manipulated the screenshot of her conversation with Muse. He wrote: “Hi Jordon: Any idea why your screenshot looks like this after you adjust the exposure and highlights (@JohnnyBlan57495, who provided the below video, was asking about Adobe Photoshop.) Thanks, Pablo.” The video suggested Hudson had manipulated the image to hide redactions from the conversation with Muse. As RadarOnline.com reported, Hudson caught backlash in April following Belichick’s humiliating CBS Sunday Morning interview, in which she awkwardly interrupted and stopped the sit-down chat when the coach was asked about how they met. Jennifer Belichick, the wife of the iconic coach’s oldest son, Stephen, slammed Hudson for not acting “professional” after she stormed out of the interview over the harmless question.
https://radaronline.com/p/bill-belichick-girlfriend-jordon-hudson-sues-podcaster-defamation/

Jalen Hurts’ lone touchdown leads Eagles to 16-9 victory over Lions in lackluster offensive game

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (1) is stopped with the ball during the second half of an NFL football game by Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell (46) and Lions cornerback Amik Robertson (21) Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025, in Philadelphia. — AP Photo/Matt Slocum Jalen Hurts scored the only touchdown in an otherwise feeble effort from the Philadelphia Eagles’ offense, and it was enough to lead them to a 16-9 win over the Detroit Lions, who failed on every fourth-down try Sunday night. The Eagles (8-2) are the only team in the NFC East with more than three wins and the second one in the conference to eight victories, putting them in contention to take the top seed and earn home-field advantage as the Super Bowl champions go for a repeat. Hurts threw for only 135 yards, reigning Offensive Player of the Year Saquon Barkley ran for 83 and former 1,000-yard receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith combined for nine catches for 57 yards. Yet those struggles didn’t matter much against a Detroit team that seemed happy to try and give the game away. The Lions, who entered averaging 31.4 points per game, failed to convert on five fourth-down attempts and were 3 of 13 on third down. Lions coach Dan Campbell replaced offensive coordinator John Morton as the play-caller last week. Campbell wasn’t ready to say it was a permanent move, although he called plays again against the Eagles. Campbell wasn’t much of an improvement. The Lions’ notable failure came late in the third quarter while trailing 13-6 after Jared Goff connected with Jahmyr Gibbs for a 42-yard gain that took the ball to the Eagles 22. The Lions went on to get a first-and-goal at the 8, but they turned the ball over on downs. The Eagles at least took advantage of their best scoring chance inside the 10. Barkley had a 5-yard TD run in the second quarter overturned by a replay review, a momentary setback once Hurts scored from 1 yard out — yes, on a tush push — with 16 seconds left to send the Eagles into halftime with a 13-6 lead. Jake Elliott kicked field goals of 27 and 34 yards in the half. He made a 49-yarder in the fourth for a 16-6 lead. Goff — who went 14 of 37 for 255 yards —- hit Jameson Williams for a 40-yard score that tied the game at 6-all late in the second quarter. Williams celebrated by jumping onto the goal post padding and bear-hugging the upright, which earned him a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. On a blustery night in Philly, those lost yards cost the Lions when Jake Bates was wide right on the 48-yard extra point. Bates did kick a 54-yard field goal with 1:58 left. What can Brown do for you? Hurts tried to force the ball to an unhappy Brown early after yet another week of complaints from the wide receiver about his role in the offense. Brown’s production has severely declined this season — he was targeted just three times last week at Green Bay — and he took to social media afterward to express his displeasure, saying on Twitch that fantasy owners should drop him from their teams. Brown — who appeared to give up on at least one route in the third quarter — finished with seven catches for 49 yards against the Lions. DeJean gets his first interception Eagles cornerback Cooper DeJean had his first career regular-season interception when he picked off Goff’s pass in the first quarter that led to a field goal. The second-year standout, of course, is mostly remembered from an interception in last season’s Super Bowl. DeJean became the first player in Super Bowl history to intercept a pass or score a touchdown on his birthday when he returned a poor throw by Patrick Mahomes 38 yards for a TD. Injuries Lions: All-Pro safety Kerby Joseph missed his fourth straight game with a knee injury. Eagles: OL Lane Johnson was ruled out at halftime with a foot injury. Johnson left last week’s win against Green Bay with an ankle injury in the second quarter but returned in the fourth. Up next Lions: Host the New York Giants next Sunday. Eagles: At Dallas next Sunday. Stay informed and connected — subscribe to The Philadelphia Tribune NOW! Click Here Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK. Don’t Threaten. Threats of harming another person will not be tolerated. Be Truthful. Don’t knowingly lie about anyone or anything. Be Nice. No racism, sexism or any sort of -ism that is degrading to another person. Be Proactive. Use the ‘Report’ link on each comment to let us know of abusive posts. Share with Us. We’d love to hear eyewitness accounts, the history behind an article. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced that TSA employees who “stepped up every single day” and “served with exemplary service” would be receiving bonus checks.
https://www.phillytrib.com/sports/jalen-hurts-lone-touchdown-leads-eagles-to-16-9-victory-over-lions-in-lackluster-offensive/article_58dd4d6d-9b56-4513-9dc3-b81121ec7e62.html

College Football Playoff rankings: Texas Tech jumps Ole Miss, Miami rises

There wasn’t much action at the top of the College Football Playoff (CFP) rankings in Week 11. Texas A&M and Alabama both cruised through potential landmines in the SEC, while Indiana survived a scare from Penn State thanks to one of the best catches you’ll ever see.

However, looking outside the top five, there was plenty to take note of. Texas Tech routed previously unbeaten BYU in a pivotal Big 12 battle, establishing itself as the clear favorite out of that conference. Meanwhile, Oregon escaped a very rainy Kinnick Stadium with a hard-earned victory, keeping itself firmly in the playoff picture. Vanderbilt also stayed alive with a thrilling comeback win against Auburn in overtime.

In the ACC, losses from Virginia and Louisville further muddied the standings at the top of the conference, leaving the automatic bid very much up for grabs. Over in the Group of Five, Memphis’ loss to Tulane on Friday night opened the door for a new member to appear in the projected bracket as the CFP field begins to take shape.

Here are the full Week 12 College Football Playoff rankings, released by the selection committee on Tuesday night:

1. Ohio State (9-0)
2. Indiana (10-0)
3. Texas A&M (9-0)
4. Alabama (8-1)
5. Georgia (8-1)
6. Texas Tech (9-1)
7. Ole Miss (9-1)
8. Oregon (8-1)
9. Notre Dame (7-2)
10. Texas (7-2)
11. Oklahoma (7-2)
12. BYU (8-1)
13. Utah (7-2)
14. Vanderbilt (8-2)
15. Miami (FL) (7-2)
16. Georgia Tech (8-1)
17. USC (7-2)
18. Michigan (7-2)
19. Virginia (8-2)
20. Louisville (7-2)
21. Iowa (6-3)
22. Pittsburgh (7-2)
23. Tennessee (6-3)
24. South Florida (7-2)
25. Cincinnati (7-2)

This story will be updated as the season progresses. Stay tuned for the latest CFP news and developments.
https://clutchpoints.com/ncaa-football/college-football-playoff-rankings-texas-tech-ole-miss-miami-rises

Currently absent WWE star makes public appearance despite suffering near career-ending injury

A top WWE star has been sidelined for an extended period due to a near career-ending injury. This setback kept her out of action, much to the concern of fans and the wrestling community alike.

Despite the challenges she faced during her recovery, she recently made a public appearance, signaling a positive step forward. Her presence has reignited hope among supporters that she may soon return to the ring.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/wwe/news-currently-absent-wwe-star-makes-public-appearance-despite-suffering-near-career-ending-injury

Steelers, Chargers announce inactives for Week 10 SNF

With just over an hour until kickoff, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Los Angeles Chargers have released their inactive lists ahead of Week 10’s Sunday Night Football matchup.

**Steelers Inactives:**
– No. 13 WR Scotty Miller
– No. 40 S Jabrill Peppers
– No. 55 LB Cole Holcomb
– No. 73 OL Isaac Seumalo
– No. 78 DT Brodric Martin-Rhodes
– No. 91 DL Logan Lee

The Steelers will be without starting offensive guard Isaac Seumalo, as well as rotational defenders Jabrill Peppers and Cole Holcomb. In response to Holcomb’s absence, Pittsburgh has elevated practice squad linebacker Mark Robinson for the game. Additionally, backup offensive lineman Andrus Peat will be active following Seumalo’s injury.

**Chargers Inactives:**
– No. 23 S Tony Jefferson
– No. 29 CB Tarheeb Still
– No. 54 OLB Kyle Kennard
– No. 66 T Bobby Hart
– No. 67 T Foster Sarell
– No. 84 WR KeAndre Lambert Smith
– No. 89 TE Will Dissly

The Chargers will also be missing a starting offensive lineman, tackle Bobby Hart, who has been filling in at right tackle this season following Rashawn Slater’s injury. Safety Tony Jefferson and starting cornerback Tarheeb Still are also sidelined.

The Steelers will face off against the Chargers in Los Angeles, with kickoff scheduled for 8:20 p.m. EST. Stay tuned for what promises to be an exciting Sunday Night Football game.
https://www.behindthesteelcurtain.com/pittsburgh-steelers-news/161691/steelers-chargers-inactives-sunday-night-football-roster-news-isaac-seumalo-tarheeb-still-bobby-hart-week-10