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Patrick Mahomes is trending the right direction and fantasy managers everywhere are breathing again. The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback fully participated in practice Thursday after what looked like a serious elbow injury back in Week nine. He's thrown five touchdowns over his last two games and is firmly back in the conversation as a low-end number one fantasy option.
Shifting to the college game, Oregon's quarterback situation is a genuine puzzle heading into Saturday. The Ducks are already without starter Dante Moore due to a concussion, leaving three potential signal-callers competing for snaps. Their opponent Illinois isn't much better off, turning to a freshman who has never started a collegiate game. Something has to give, and neither fanbase is sleeping easy tonight.
And the hardware is handed out in baseball. Pete Crow-Armstrong of the Chicago Cubs and Houston's Yordan Alvarez are both unanimous Most Valuable Players for two thousand twenty six. Crow-Armstrong put together one of the most electric seasons in recent memory, clubbing forty five home runs while stealing forty one bases. The comparisons to all-time greats are already flying, and honestly, it's hard to argue against them.
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