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The NFL dropped its full two thousand twenty six schedule Thursday night, and the league wasted no time with the marquee matchup — Seattle hosts New England to open the season at Lumen Field, a rematch of Super Bowl sixty. Two hundred seventy two games on the slate, and they're kicking it off with one that already carries some history behind it.
Shifting to golf, and Aronimink Golf Club is making everyone look foolish at the PGA Championship. The field came in expecting a soft, scoreable track and got humbled instead. Scottie Scheffler, four major titles to his name and the world's top ranking, has never led a major after round one — and that streak is still alive after Thursday's opening round in Newtown Square.
And it's been a rough week for Jon Rahm. The former world number one apologized after striking a volunteer in the face and shoulder with a divot during round one, the result of a frustrated swing that went badly wrong. Rahm called it inexcusable, and it's hard to argue — a moment that overshadowed whatever he put on the scorecard.
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