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The Miami Dolphins have run out of patience with wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., parting ways with him just four weeks before the season ends. Beckham Jr. will now need to look for a new franchise to continue his NFL career. Odell joined Miami this year on a one-year, $3 million deal with the potential to reach $8.25 million through incentives. However, after undergoing knee surgery, Beckham Jr. missed the start of the season. When he finally debuted, he managed just nine receptions, totaling 55 yards for the Dolphins. You may be interested in: In a very weak game, the Rams beat the 49ers Image: X (@NFL)

In a game where there were no touchdowns and only 18 points were scored by the two teams, the Los Angeles Rams obtained an important victory over the San Francisco 49ers. Four field goals were enough for the Rams to beat the 49ers’ two field goals, resulting in a 12-6 score. Although this game lacked a great spectacle, the Rams achieved an important victory for the playoffs, as with an 8-6 streak, they equaled the Seahawks in victories, but remain in second place in the NFC West by one more loss than the Seattle 49ers. On the other hand, the 49ers are beginning to see their hopes of entering the postseason sink, as with this loss, they have a 6-8 against being last in this same division and with little chance of recovering. You may be interested in: Historic coach Bill Belichick to lead North Carolina Cover Image: X (@RamsNFL)

Bill Belichick, winner of six Super Bowls with the New England Patriots, will be the new heat coach of the University of North Carolina, where, according to the board of directors of the academic institution, this historic college soccer agreement will be for five years. Thus, with 72 years, Belichick became the longest coach to lead in college soccer, but all those years will undoubtedly bring immense experience to the Tar Heels to return them to the glory of the NCAAF, this after losing relevance in the league, product of a bad season where they carry a streak of 6-6, which places them in the twelfth position of the Atlantic Coast Conference. You may be interested in: Mason Graham of Michigan Wolverines declares for 2025 NFL Draft Cover image: X (@UNCFootball)   

Mason Graham, defensive tackle for the Michigan Wolverines, has officially declared for the 2025 NFL Draft, signing with agents Drew Rosenhaus and Ryan Matha. Rosenhaus anticipates Graham will be a top-five pick. Standing at 6’3” and weighing 320 pounds, Graham is a finalist for the Outland Trophy, a two-time All-Big Ten honoree, and a 2023 second-team All-American. This season, he has recorded 46 tackles (24 solo) and 3.5 sacks, totaling 108 tackles and nine sacks over three seasons. His impressive resume cements him as one of the draft’s premier prospects. You may also like: Bengals defeated the Cowboys, who continue their downward spiral Cover photo: X (@UMichFootball)

The Cincinnati Bengals went into the Dallas Cowboy’s house to win by a score of 27-20, in a game where a grotesque mistake by the Cowboys defined the game. The game was even throughout, every time one team got a slight advantage, the other team soon tied the scoreboard, but it was on the last play where the Cowboy special teams made an inexplicable mistake. On a Bengals kickoff return, Cowboys managed to block it, the ball bounced into the zone of a Dallas player who wanted to keep the ovoid, but it slipped between his arms and the Bengals thus recovered the attack at the 43-yard line; this play meant Cincinnati’s last attack that gave them the win by seven points. You may be interested in: Rams Shock Bills in a High-Scoring Thriller  With this result, although mathematically both teams are still alive, with a streak of 5-8 each, it looks very difficult for them to access the playoffs this season. Image: X (@Bengals)

Los Angeles Rams stunned Buffalo Bills with a 44-42 victory in a game featuring 86 total points. Despite a valiant comeback attempt by the Bills, the Rams held on, improving to a 7-5 record. Rams Build a Strong Lead At SoFi Stadium, the game began quietly, with each team scoring just once in the first quarter. However, the Rams came alive in the second quarter, adding 10 points through a field goal and a touchdown following a blocked punt return. Buffalo narrowed the gap with a touchdown, but another Rams score made it 24-14 at halftime. In the third quarter, the Rams extended their lead with two more touchdowns, while the Bills managed just one, setting the stage at 38-21 heading into the final quarter. Bills’ Late Rally Falls Short The Bills dominated the fourth quarter, scoring three touchdowns in a near-comeback effort. However, a crucial touchdown pass from Matthew Stafford to Puka Nacua secured seven points for the Rams, sealing the victory at 44-42. The Bills remained behind throughout the game and ultimately fell just two points short. You may be interested in: With another agonizing victory, the Chiefs are Division Champions Playoff Implications The loss marked Buffalo’s third of the season. Although they are already playoff-bound, this defeat could dampen team morale. Meanwhile, the Rams’ playoff hopes remain alive as they improved to a 7-5 record, closing in on the NFC West-leading Seahawks, who sit at 8-5. Images: X (@RamsNFL)

Once again, the Kansas City Chiefs came out on top in a game that was complicated until the end, this time against the Los Angeles Chargers. By halftime, the Chiefs had a 13-point lead, but by the end of the third quarter, the score was already 13-14 in favor of the Chargers. The last episode was a heart-stopping one, because after two field goals, one by each team, the Chiefs had the last attack and with the score 16-17 against them, they ran the clock down to zero to kick a 21-yard kick that, to make the game even more exciting, hit the left touchdown post, then the right one and passed to the other side, making the final score 19-17. You may be interested in: From Cincinnati to Gotham: Joe Burrow Buys the “Batmobile” With this victory, the Chiefs reached a 12-1 record and were crowned AFC West Divisional Champions for the ninth consecutive time. Image: X (@Chiefs)

This Sunday night’s NFL game promises to be vibrant. Kansas City Chiefs host Los Angeles Chargers in a game between the two best teams in the AFC West. Already qualified for the playoffs, the Chiefs are not obliged to win this game, but their 11-1 streak would be tarnished, while the Chargers are the ones who need this victory, as with their 8-4 record, they aspire to position themselves as one of the qualifiers in the American Conference. The champs may be on a better run, but the Chiefs always manage to complicate their games, so it will be interesting what the Chargers manage to do. The game is scheduled for 7:20 p.m., Central Mexico time. You may be interested in: From Cincinnati to Gotham: Joe Burrow Buys the “Batmobile” Image: X (@Chiefs)

Joe Burrow, the quarterback of the Cincinnati Bengals, made headlines off the field by purchasing the iconic “Tumbler” Batmobile from The Dark Knight trilogy for an eye-popping $3 million, showcasing his love for Batman. Burrow Channels His Inner Christian Bale The “Tumbler,” made famous in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy starring Christian Bale, has captivated Batman fans since its debut on the big screen in 2005. Burrow couldn’t resist its allure. During the first episode of HBO’s “Hard Knocks: In Season with the AFC North,” Burrow revealed his latest extravagant acquisition to his teammates. “Did I tell you I bought a Batmobile? I won’t have it for another year, but I bought one,” Burrow casually shared during the episode. The Cost of Being Batman As one of the original vehicles used in the filming of the trilogy, the Tumbler carries a hefty price tag. Burrow reportedly spent $3 million on the Batmobile. However, with a $270 million contract in his pocket, much like Bruce Wayne, Burrow can easily afford his superhero splurge. Is Burrow the Hero the Bengals Need? While the Batmobile adds a touch of Gotham to Cincinnati, the Bengals’ season is anything but a superhero story. With a challenging 4-8 record, they sit third in the AFC North, trailing division leaders like the Pittsburgh Steelers (9-3) and Baltimore Ravens (8-5). The question remains whether Burrow can be the “Dark Knight” to lead his team into the playoffs, or if this season will end as an unsolved riddle for the Bengals. Images: X (@Bengals)

The Detroit Lions edged out the Green Bay Packers with a dramatic 34-31 win, solidifying their lead in the NFC North with a stellar 12-1 record and extending their winning streak to 11 games. Meanwhile, the Packers face a critical stretch to secure their playoff spot. A Toughly Contested Match The Lions emerged victorious in a tightly fought battle at Ford Field, putting them on the brink of clinching the NFC North divisional title and virtually guaranteeing a playoff berth. Detroit opened strong, gaining a 7-0 lead in the first quarter. By halftime, they had extended their advantage to 17-7, courtesy of a touchdown and a field goal. Intensity in the Second Half The second half saw an electrifying exchange of plays. The Packers stormed back with two consecutive touchdowns, briefly taking the lead. However, the Lions responded quickly with a touchdown of their own, reclaiming the advantage at 24-21. In the final quarter, the action intensified further. Green Bay struck again to regain the lead, but Detroit answered with yet another touchdown to go up 31-28. With under four minutes left on the clock, the Packers managed a field goal to level the score at 31-31. Yet, in the game’s final moments, the Lions orchestrated a last-minute drive that culminated in a decisive field goal, securing a thrilling victory. The Standings After the Game The Lions’ impressive 12-1 record, fueled by an 11-game win streak, cements their status as the top team in the NFC. On the other hand, the Packers, now 9-4, must finish their remaining games flawlessly to guarantee a playoff spot, as they teeter on the edge of qualification. Images: X (@Lions) and X (@LionsPR)