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Georgia is the new number one in the AP Top Twenty-Five after stunning Alabama on the road, a seismic shift at the top of college football. Oregon, meanwhile, has fallen completely out of the rankings for the first time in four years after dropping to three and two — a stunning collapse for a program that looked like a playoff contender just weeks ago. Texas slides to seven.
On the NFL injury front, it was a brutal Sunday for skill positions. Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson went down with a concussion on just the second play of the game against New Orleans, a brutal blow to an offense already running on fumes. And in Cleveland, rookie wide receiver K.C. Concepcion took an illegal hit in the first quarter against the Jets and did not return — two more names on a growing list of players lost to head injuries this weekend.
And in Philadelphia, Nick Sirianni is falling on the sword after the Eagles let Jacksonville off the hook in the final twelve seconds. A questionable kickoff strategy handed the Jaguars a lifeline they should never have had. Sirianni said it plainly — quote, I cost us that game. Hard words, but he earned them.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
