8+ hour, 22+ min ago (131+ words) Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton could miss multiple games with an ankle injury that forced him out of Sunday's win over the Philadelphia Eagles, according to multiple media reports. Dallas is scheduled for only two walkthrough practices this week before playing the Kansas City Chiefs (6-5) on Thursday afternoon. Guyton was replaced by Nate Thomas, who started for Dallas against the New York Jets in Week 5 with Guyton in concussion protocol. Thomas, 24, was a seventh-round pick in the 2024 draft out of Louisiana. He also received extended reps before the Week 1 game against the Eagles, when Guyton was dealing with a knee injury. Guyton, 24, was a first-round pick in 2024. He has started 21 games and played in 25 in his first two seasons....

9+ hour, 55+ min ago (214+ words) Nov 24, 2025 | 8:30 PM EST A picture featuring Alijah Arenas The USC Trojans have been playing in the 2025-2026 NCAA season without one of their star freshman, Alijah Arenas, due to an injury. But after almost six months, the Trojan fans finally have a glimmer of hope, as the five-star recruit could make his long-awaited return. Back in July, Arenas was expected to be sidelined for 6-8 months after suffering a tear of the meniscus. But with just a month in the ongoing season, ESPN revealed that Arenas can now be expected to return at some point during conference play, during USC's broadcast. USC highly recruited freshman Alijah Arenas could return at some point during conference play, per ESPN's broadcast. " College Basketball Content (@CBBcontent) November 24, 2025 After everything the freshman has pushed through, a conference-play return would mark a major milestone in a turbulent year....

10+ hour, 12+ min ago (157+ words) Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton is likely to miss Thursday's game against the Chiefs. Cowboys OT Tyler Guyton likely to miss Thursday's game with a high-ankle sprain Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton is likely to miss Thursday's game against the Chiefs. According to multiple reports, Guyton suffered a high-ankle sprain during Sunday's 24-21 victory over the Eagles. Guyton left the game in the second half and did not return. Guyton was replaced by Nate Thomas against the Eagles. Thomas also started when Guyton missed the team's Week 5 victory over the Jets because of a concussion. Hakeem Adenjii was inactive against the Eagles due to an illness, but will step into the backup role if he's able to play against Kansas City. The Cowboys will issue their first injury report ahead of their Thanksgiving game on Monday afternoon. Final injury designations for…...

10+ hour, 56+ min ago (578+ words) KANSAS CITY, Mo. " Remarkably healthy all season, the Chiefs picked the wrong time to catch the injury bug. Kansas City (6-5) got a critical win, 23-20 in overtime against a solid Colts team on Sunday, but there was a cost. Pro Bowl guard Trey Smith reportedly sprained his ankle in two places after getting rolled up from behind during a second-quarter run. His starting right guard, Smith was the first player Andy Reid mentioned while listing injuries after the game. The head coach also credited Mike Caliendo with helping the Chiefs secure a win. "As far as the injuries go, Trey Smith hurt his ankle. Caliendo came in and did a nice job for him, but we'll see how it is as days go forward." As those days go forward, the Chiefs aren't expected to have Smith " beginning with an interconference Thanksgiving…...

11+ hour, 25+ min ago (184+ words) FRISCO, Texas -- Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton is unlikely to play on Thanksgiving against the Kansas City Chiefs because of a high ankle sprain suffered in the second half of Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles, according to multiple sources. While the injury is considered to be on the "milder" side of a typical high ankle sprain, the four-day turnaround makes it difficult for Guyton to be ready to play Thursday. The Cowboys will hold a couple of walk-through practices this week in order to get ready for the Chiefs. The Cowboys' Week 14 game is Dec. 4 at the Detroit Lions. After suffering the injury, Guyton was listed as questionable to return, but he did not re-enter the game. Nate Thomas would make his second start of his career if Guyton does not play. He started the Cowboys' Week 5 win…...

15+ hour, 23+ min ago (140+ words) The post Saints" Taysom Hill makes "disappointing" admission after costly blunder vs. Falcons appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Saints" offensive inconsistency has now become a season-long pattern. Despite a disappointing 2-9 record, though, New Orleans remains mathematically alive in the NFC South. They no longer have any margin for error, though. Hill"s season has mirrored the team"s overall struggles. Returning from an ACL injury, he has been used sparingly behind Tyler Shough. Hill has produced mixed results in limited snaps. Week 12 saw him log a season-high 10 rushing attempts but only 17 yards. Hill"s accountability is admirable. However, the Saints need far more than words to save their season. Related: Saints giving Justin Tucker his first look after 10-game suspension Related: Saints" Taysom Hill praises Tyler Shough"s "confidence" after 3rd start...

15+ hour, 39+ min ago (487+ words) With just 6 games left in the 2025 regular season, the Dallas Cowboys seem like they're just starting to hit their stride. The evidence was on display for everyone in Week 12, when the Cowboys rallied from a 21-0 deficit for a 24-21 win over the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, tying the record for the biggest comeback in franchise history. That win had the entire football world buzzing, but it didn't come without a price and the Cowboys will have to figure out a way to beat the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving Day in Week 13 without one of their key offensive linemen. "Left tackle Tyler Guyton is dealing with a high ankle sprain and is unlikely to be available Thursday vs. the Chiefs, per multiple sources," ESPN's Todd Archer wrote on X on Monday, November 24. "Nate Thomas would start." Guyton, 6-foot-8 and…...

18+ hour, 45+ min ago (654+ words) Although the Kansas City Chiefs came away with a big-time Week 12 win over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, they didn't do so without some injuries. The most noteworthy one was on the offensive side of the ball. In the aftermath of the victory, head coach Andy Reid confirmed right guard Trey Smith was hurt. On Monday morning, there's new context surrounding the ailment(s) and a potential timeline. Unfortunately for Kansas City, it's far from the best-case scenario. Per a Monday report from Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, Smith has a high-ankle and low-ankle sprain. "Chiefs Pro Bowl guard Trey Smith is dealing [with] both high- and low-ankle sprains, sources say," Rapoport's tweet began. "Smith is expected to miss some time, including likely against the Cowboys on Thursday." This is undoubtedly a significant blow for the Chiefs. Smith, a fifth-year man,…...

19+ hour, 8+ min ago (228+ words) I write about sports. NESN byline since 2020. Bill Belichick once told me I asked a "good question," and I think he meant it. Also walked 18 holes with Scottie Scheffler. NFL Insider Floats Idea Of Recently Fired Coach Joining Mike Vrabel's Patriots Giants Make Another Coaching Change Before Facing Patriots Questionable Call Made Patriots Defender 'Mad As (Expletive)' The Patriots apparently will be without multiple starting offensive linemen for multiple weeks. NFL Media's Ian Rapoport reported Monday left guard Jared Wilson suffered a high-ankle sprain in New England's victory against the Cincinnati Bengals. Wilson is considered week-to-week. Rapoport acknowledged that while most high-ankle sprains typically come with a timeline of 4-6 weeks, there is hope that Wilson's recovery will be "on the shorter side." The Patriots have five games (six weeks) remaining in the regular season. The update on Wilson comes after…...

19+ hour, 53+ min ago (713+ words) Christopher Sheppard Christopher Sheppard is a passionate and knowledgeable sports journalist based in Englewood, NJ who is interested in pursuing a career in the sports media industry. He covers the NFL for Heavy Sports, focusing on the Dolphins, Chargers, and Buccanneers. Christopher has previously worked for GSMC Podcast network as a host of their Fantasy Sports and Dead Ball Sports Podcasts and has started his own channel, Sporting Views, discussing various sports topics across the big 4 leagues in America and including soccer as well. He is also one of the lead writers for Nittany Lions Wire, a USA Today affiliate that concentrates on all things Penn State sports. In his time at Fordham University, Christopher was part of WFUV Sports, a student run radio station and podcast network. He was one of the many hosts on WFUV Sports' FUVFC podcast,…...