MLB attendance grows 0.5% for fourth consecutive year
Major League Baseball drew 0.5% more fans than the previous year, marking the fourth straight year of attendance growth.
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Major League Baseball drew 0.5% more fans than the previous year, marking the fourth straight year of attendance growth.
Tyler Loop's 56-yard field goal gave the Baltimore Ravens a last-second win over the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro, exorcising the memory of his Week 18 miss against Pittsburgh.
The Denver Broncos trailed the Los Angeles Rams 16-0 at halftime but Bo Nix threw two touchdown passes and converted two-point conversions to tie the game at 16-16.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Bucky Irving recorded a mediocre stat line with 15 rushes for 46 yards and two catches for 12 yards on four targets in Week 3.
The NFL's concerns about the playing surface in Rio de Janeiro proved overblown. The Ravens-Cowboys game confirmed that the main story was the players, not the field.
Two teams earned A+ grades after superb offensive performances in Week 3. The Ravens earned a B+ for their comeback in Brazil, while the Raiders earned an A- for beating the Saints.
National analysts are asking whether the New England Patriots have a Drake Maye problem after Week 3 performance.