Bears trainer Matt Nagy didn’t simply self-scout throughout the bye week. He additionally watched the Packers-Colts recreation, with much more pastime than numerous Bears lovers expecting Sunday evening’s recreation at Lambeau Field. “You saw a team [the Packers] that came out throwing a bunch of haymakers early in that first half,” Nagy stated, regarding the Packers scoring 3 consecutive second-quarter touchdowns to take a 28-14 halftime lead. “And I thought Indianapolis did a really good job of weathering the storm and they never panicked. They came out and did a very good job of limiting them in the third quarter, then got the ball and were effective scoring touchdowns — and then before you know it, it’s
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Red Stars have momentum, however they want some extra offense
Red Stars trainer Rory Dames has been preaching persistence because the first week of the NWSL Challenge Cup. The center of attention hasn’t been on profitable the event, in line with se, however in this new-look crew understanding a strategy to win with contemporary skill. Despite their offensive struggles and the COVID-19 state of affairs, the Red Stars credit score a gritty id as the explanation they’re making their 6th consecutive semifinal look. “It’s in our DNA to find a way to win,” midfielder Danielle Colaprico stated. “Whatever the game calls for, we’re up for it. I think the coolest thing about playing for the Red Stars is that we don’t have one type of way of playing.” Defensively, the Red
Rock-solid WR Allen Robinson lifts struggling Bears offense
Wide receiver Allen Robinson has been the Bears’ most constant offensive participant and got here by way of along with his greatest sport of the season of their 19-14 win over the Giants on Sunday. Robinson caught six passes for 131 yards and a landing, his second-best sport as a Bear, and considerably elevated his probabilities of producing a 1,000-yard season. “It’s just about finishing strong — not even me personally, but helping this team push through all the adversity,” he mentioned. “It’s all the time enjoyable to have a sport like that and have the whole lot be clicking. “Throughout these final 5 video games, [I’m] attempting to have just a few extra video games
Bruins’ Brandon Carlo, Bruce Cassidy Praise Brad Marchand’s Offense
From his dominance on the Boston Bruins’ top line to making opponents look silly before netting a goal, Brad Marchand certainly has become one of the NHL’s elite players. His skills were particularly apparent against the San Jose Sharks in Boston’s 4-1 win Feb. 26 when Marchand absolutely undressed Sharks defenseman Erik Karlsson before he backhanded the puck into the net. It was a slick move to get Karlsson’s stick out of the way so Marchand could get the puck, and his offensive skills have earned him praise from his teammates and coach. “When he knocks it out of the way, it pretty much makes it impossible for you to win that battle,”
Patriots Notes: Julian Edelman, James White Carry Sluggish Offense In Win Over Bills
by Zack Cox on Tue, Oct 30, 2018 at 2:36AM ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Some notes and nuggets from the New England Patriots’ 25-6 victory over the Buffalo Bills on Monday night at New Era Field: — Though the final score line seemed to indicate a relatively comfortable Patriots win, this one was a slog for Tom Brady and the New England offense, which struggled on third down (5-for-14) and in the red zone (1-for-3) and didn’t find the end zone until the fourth quarter. After punting... NESN.com
Rick Porcello Praises Offense, Bullpen For Lifting Red Sox To Win
Rick Porcello didn’t have his best stuff Thursday night. The Boston Red Sox right-hander allowed four runs on eight hits over five innings against the Chicago White Sox. Luckily for Porcello, his teammates picked him up. Boston’s offense came alive late, scoring nine unanswered runs, while the bullpen closed things out with four scoreless frames to lock down a 9-4 win. After the game, Porcello praised his teammates for their resilient performance. To hear what he had to say, check out the video above from “NESN Sports Today,” presented by People’s United Bank. ... NESN.com
Red Sox Wrap: Boston’s Offense Goes Silent In 4-1 Loss To Twins
After a frustrating start to their series against the Minnesota Twins, it was deja vu all over again for the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday night. The Red Sox struggled offensively for the second straight game, mustering up only four hits in their 4-1 loss at Target Field. David Price didn’t have his best stuff in the second contest of the three-game series, but he battled through six innings to turn in a quality start. Unfortunately for the left-hander, Boston’s offense was nowhere to be found. With the loss, the Sox dip to 49-26, while the Twins improve to 33-37. Here’s how it all went down: GAME IN A WORD< ... NESN.com