Miami: 1-3 | Part 2: 4-3 | Part 3: 7-4 | Part 4: 10-6
Patriots: 2-2 | Part 2: 2-5 | Part 3: 5-6 | Part 4: 7-9
NY Jets: 0-4 | Part 2: 0-8 | Part 3: 0-11 | Part 4: 2-14
State of the AFC East
-Buffalo: The Bills did it! They have won the New England Invitational Division and made it into the playoffs again!
Buffalo secured its first AFC East title since 1995. I wasn’t even born yet! And here’s the kicker: They will get a couple thousand fans in attendance for the game!
Also, talk about going for the kill against New England! Because of that decision and Stefon Diggs being a BOSS, you made my buddy Mitch Andrus very happy to not choke a third fantasy football title match away in four years and finally win The Big One.
/
The Browns will be without head coach Kevin Stefanski for their playoff game Sunday. He, along with several others, tested positive for COVID-19 Tuesday.
The Cleveland Browns are battling a coronavirus outbreak heading into their first playoff game in 18 years. The team will be without head coach Kevin Stefanski along with several other key members of the coaching staff who tested positive for COVID-19. Guard Joel Bitonio and receiver KhaDarel Hodge also tested positive Tuesday.
WKSU sports commentator Terry Pluto says it s a big blow to a team that just snapped the longest postseason drought in the NFL.
Losing Stefanski, and his right-hand man
/
The Cavs return after their nine-month layoff. Terry Pluto says the team needs to find stability after years of constant turnover. (Cedi Osman (left), Darius Garland, Andre Drummond, Larry Nance, Jr.)
After nine months away from the court, the Cleveland Cavaliers return Wednesday night against the Charlotte Hornets. The team has been sidelined since the coronavirus pandemic forced the league to shut down in March. WKSU sports commentator Terry Pluto says the team needs to find some stability after years of turnover.
A long wait
Cleveland fans haven t seen the Cavs in action since early March. They were 19-46 when the season was halted due to the pandemic, so they weren t invited to the NBA s restart dubbed the Orlando Bubble.
Cleveland Browns vs. New York Giants: Live updates for Week 15
Updated Dec 20, 2020;
Posted Dec 20, 2020
The Cleveland Browns play the New York Giants on Sunday night at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. John Kuntz, cleveland.com
Facebook Share
Twitter Share
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Browns face the Giants Sunday night as they try avoid their first losing streak of the season. The Browns have yet to lose two straight under Kevin Stefanski, but are coming off a Monday night loss to the Ravens.
Sunday’s game kicks off at 8:20 p.m. and you an get live updates and analysis in this post.
0 of 10
David J. Phillip/Associated Press
Slugger Marcell Ozuna and dynamic center fielder George Springer have received the bulk of the attention this offseason among free-agent outfielders.
However, veteran Michael Brantley could be the missing piece for a team on the brink.
The 32-year-old can flat-out hit, and he hasn t shown any signs of decline over the past two seasons with the Houston Astros.
He hit .300/.364/.476 with 20 extra-base hits in 187 plate appearances during the 2020 regular season, and he s a career .297/.354/.440 hitter in 12 MLB seasons.
Despite serving as the Astros primary designated hitter this year, he has been a standout left fielder throughout his career, and he s more than capable of moving back to that spot.