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Aaron Rodgers is not done proving people wrong. The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback completed thirty-three of forty-nine passes for two hundred fifty-three yards and two touchdowns Sunday, engineering four fourth-quarter scoring drives to erase a thirteen-point deficit and steal an overtime win over Tampa Bay. Four straight games with multiple scores — the man is on a run.
Speaking of Tampa Bay, the Rays are one win from the World Series after taking a three-two ALCS lead over Cleveland. The Guardians are running out of margin for error, and Game six is shaping up to be one of the most pressure-packed nights of the postseason. Cleveland has the heart, but Tampa Bay right now has the momentum.
Meanwhile in Inglewood, the Rams are in serious self-inflicted trouble. A sixteen-to-eighteen loss to Arizona dropped them to three and three, and Sean McVay put it plainly — his team cannot win until it stops beating itself. Three losses in a row, all close, all preventable. Now add a kicker carousel with Blake Grupe injured, and the Rams have some urgent problems to solve before this season slips away entirely.
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