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Tyler Huntley is making a strong case that the Ravens don't miss a beat without Lamar Jackson. With Baltimore's franchise quarterback still sidelined, Huntley went a perfect eleven for eleven passing on the final two drives, steering the Ravens to a thirty to twenty three overtime win over Atlanta. That is ice-water stuff from a backup quarterback.
Meanwhile in Milwaukee, the Dodgers opened the NLCS looking nothing like the juggernaut that carried Shohei Ohtani to four MVP awards. Game one went to the Brewers, with Los Angeles' offense appearing fragile and disjointed. Ohtani, who put on arguably the greatest single-game postseason performance in baseball history against this very Milwaukee team three hundred fifty-nine days ago, could not conjure that magic again. The Dodgers have work to do.
And from the NFL, Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers are in genuine crisis. A twenty three to seventeen loss to Denver drops them to oh and five to start the two thousand twenty six season, and Harbaugh's postgame press conference left fans visibly unsettled. A team that arrived with Super Bowl expectations is now watching its head coach's job security erode in real time.
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