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George Kittle is back in business. The San Francisco forty-niners have activated their star tight end off the PUP list, a significant step as he pushes to be ready for Week one against the Los Angeles Rams. If he suits up, that offense becomes a completely different proposition overnight.
Across the Atlantic, Manchester City escaped with a win but it wasn't pretty. Erling Haaland was held scoreless in his new-look role as Bournemouth took a one-nothing lead, but Marc Guéhi and Josko Gvardiol came up clutch late to hand City a two-one victory in their Premier League opener. Pep Guardiola will want answers from his attack before this gets more complicated.
And the moment of the weekend belongs to Dallas Cowboys rookie Shiyazh Pete. The offensive lineman made history as the first Navajo player ever to sign with an NFL team, and on Saturday night against Arizona, he threw a key block on Phil Mafa's late touchdown. Fans in both jerseys stood and applauded. That's the kind of moment that transcends the scoreboard entirely.
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