Seahawks MVP candidate predicted to have nightmare game vs. Rams
The more the skeptics keep doubting, the more Sam Darnold simply keeps delivering.
For the last two weeks, the Seattle Seahawks' MVP-candidate quarterback has played two almost-flawless halves of football in staking his team to halftime leads of 31-7 and 38-7. In Darnold's last two first halves he is 25 of 26 for 449 yards and five touchdowns.

Last week a Fantasy Football expert was silly enough to doubt starting Darnold against the Arizona Cardinals. Surely another supposed "guru" won't offer the same advice in this week's NFL Game of the Year? Darnold's 8-2 Seahawks travel to play the 8-2 Rams Sunday at SoFi Stadium.
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Who dares to think Darnold won't deliver ... again? USA Today, that's who.
In their weekly "Start 'Em Sit 'Em" advice column, their experts are urging Fantasy Football owners to avoid putting Darnold into their lineups against the Rams. Why?
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"No, we're not fading Darnold just because he attempted only 12 passes in a blowout win over the Cardinals. It's all about his matchup with the Rams, which doesn't look promising," USA Today writes. "The Rams have surrendered the eighth-fewest FPPG to quarterbacks this season.
"More importantly, the team is tied for eighth in the NFL in pressures, per the NFL's Next Gen Stats. Darnold's passer rating drops from 128.6 when kept clean to 83.8 when under pressure, per Pro Football Focus, so this could end up being a tougher matchup for him."
Hal Steinbrenner Commits $200 Million to Stadium Overhaul — Yankees Owner Aims to Elevate Fan Experience and Future-Proof Home Turf


Bronx, NY – In a bold and forward-thinking move, New York Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner announced today that he will invest $200 million into a major renovation project for the team’s legendary home stadium. This significant commitment underscores Steinbrenner’s long-term vision for the franchise and his unwavering dedication to improving the fan experience and positioning the Yankees for continued success.
Steinbrenner, who has owned the Yankees since 2008, made the announcement during a press conference held at Yankee Stadium, surrounded by team executives and local officials. The renovation, set to begin following the 2025 MLB season, will aim to modernize key facilities, expand seating capacity, enhance accessibility, and improve state-of-the-art amenities for fans and players alike.
"Baseball is more than just a game – it’s a tradition, a legacy, and a community," Steinbrenner said. "Our goal with this investment is to ensure that Yankees fans have a world-class environment to support their team. This project reflects our commitment to the city of New York and to the incredible fanbase that has stood by us for generations."
The planned upgrades are expected to include:
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Expanded Seating Areas: To accommodate more fans while maintaining the iconic atmosphere of Yankee Stadium.
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Upgraded Technology: Including 8K video boards, immersive AR features, and improved Wi-Fi connectivity.
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Sustainable Design Enhancements: Solar panel expansion, water conservation systems, and eco-friendly materials.
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New Premium Spaces: Lounge-style seating, improved luxury suites, and more inclusive fan access options.
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Player Facility Improvements
: Cutting-edge recovery and training areas to support athlete health and performance.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul praised the initiative, emphasizing its potential impact on the local economy. "Hal Steinbrenner’s investment is a vote of confidence in the future of the Yankees and the state of New York. This project will not only enhance Yankee Stadium but also create new jobs and attract more visitors to the Bronx."
Construction is expected to be phased over two years to prevent disruption to the team’s home schedule. Steinbrenner assured the media that the Yankees’ home games would continue without interruption.
"This stadium has been a symbol of pride for our city, and this renovation will ensure it remains one of the most iconic venues in all of sports for years to come," Steinbrenner added. "We’re building for the next generation — for Yankees fans today and for those yet to come."
As MLB continues prioritizing venue technology and entertainment value, Hal Steinbrenner’s major reinvestment ensures that the Yankees won’t just stay competitive on the field, but at the forefront of stadium innovation as well.