The Carolina Panthers won’t play Baker Mayfield and Sam Darnold against the New England Patriots on Friday, but New England will play their starters after joint practices this week. Jordan Love will start for the Green Bay Packers against the New Orleans Saints, who will be without Jameis Winston (foot). Closing the night will be the Houston Texans at the Los Angeles Rams. Below, we’ll run through all the must-see highlights from Friday’s action, the appetizer for this weekend’s main course of action.
Program
Thursday Bears 27, Seahawks 11 (Takeaways) Friday Patriots 20, Panthers 10 (Takeaways) Packers 20, Saints 10 (Recap) Rams 6, Texans 0, (Halftime – Gametracker) Saturday Broncos at Bills, 1 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Lions at Colts, 1 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Commanders at Chiefs, 4 p.m. 49ers at Vikings, 7 pm ET (Gametracker) Buccaneers at Titans, 7 pm ET (Gametracker) Cowboys at Chargers, 10 pm ET (Gametracker) Sunday Eagles at Browns, 1 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Bengals at Giants, 7 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Ravens at Cardinals, 8 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Monday Falcons at Jets, 8 p.m. ET (Gametracker) What makes this Etling touchdown special? The play was made during an interview with Aaron Rodgers on the Packers broadcast. Rodgers’ excitement about Etling’s scoring makes this game even more exciting.
Jordan Love running
Love looked like the NFL player he was on Friday night, finishing with 113 yards and a touchdown pass. He also showed off his running ability with this 11-yard run for a first down.
Chris Olave scores his first touchdown
Olave is giving Saints fans a preview of what’s to come when he lines up alongside Michael Thomas and Jarvis Landry this fall. The first-round pick connected with Ian Book on a 20-yard touchdown with 12 seconds left in the first half — his first in a Saints uniform. Olave had just one catch for four yards last week, but had two in the first half of this one. Patriots quarterback Bailey Zappe made a dangerous throw to his left and Hayes read the pass to get the ball the other way and tie the game. Zappe wasn’t as sharp in his second outing this preseason, one in which Matt Patricia calls the shots.
Touchdown Romeo Doubs
There’s a spot for Doubs to earn snaps with the first team this year, and this touchdown catch by Jordan Love shows why. Doubs had that impressive four-yard reception over Brian Allen to put the Packers up 10-3 against the Saints in the second quarter. Love is starting to show confidence in the fourth-round rookie.
59-yard field goal by Will Lutz
Lutz missed all of 2021 with a hamstring injury as the Saints lost credibility in the kicking department. He certainly looked like his old self with that 59-yard field goal to close out the first quarter. Just 13 of 23 on 50-plus field goals in his career, Lutz hitting that kick is very encouraging.
Romeo Doubs is attempting to move up the depth chart
Doubs was one of the young Packers quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers criticized during the week, so he was in the spotlight with the secondary running backs for the majority of this week. A 17-yard catch on the opening drive by Jordan Love makes a strong impression, even if Daubs didn’t get a third down earlier. No longer the quarterback for the Saints, Hill has shifted his focus to tight end for the 2022 season. The No. 2 tight end in New Orleans, Hill made an early impact by catching a 10-yard pass from Ian Book. Hill adds an extra dimension to the Saints’ offense in his new role and can still play wide receiver and running back in short-yardage situations. The Patriots averaged just 1.9 yards per play in the first quarter with just 21 yards of offense, but Nelson Agholor changed that with this 45-yard catch on an impressive throw from Mac Jones. Facing a second-team defense or not, this is what Patriots fans want to see from their new look. New England scored a touchdown — a two-yard run by Ty Montgomery — three plays later.
title: “Nfl Preseason Week 2 Scores Highlights Updates Saints First Round Wr Chris Olave Scores First Career Td Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-16” author: “Wilma Bolf”
The Carolina Panthers won’t play Baker Mayfield and Sam Darnold against the New England Patriots on Friday, but New England will play their starters after joint practices this week. Jordan Love will start for the Green Bay Packers against the New Orleans Saints, who will be without Jameis Winston (foot). Closing the night will be the Houston Texans at the Los Angeles Rams. Below, we’ll run through all the must-see highlights from Friday’s action, the appetizer for this weekend’s main course of action.
Program
Thursday Bears 27, Seahawks 11 (Takeaways) Friday Patriots 20, Panthers 10 (Takeaways) Packers 20, Saints 10 (Recap) Rams 6, Texans 0, (Halftime – Gametracker) Saturday Broncos at Bills, 1 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Lions at Colts, 1 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Commanders at Chiefs, 4 p.m. 49ers at Vikings, 7 pm ET (Gametracker) Buccaneers at Titans, 7 pm ET (Gametracker) Cowboys at Chargers, 10 pm ET (Gametracker) Sunday Eagles at Browns, 1 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Bengals at Giants, 7 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Ravens at Cardinals, 8 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Monday Falcons at Jets, 8 p.m. ET (Gametracker) What makes this Etling touchdown special? The play was made during an interview with Aaron Rodgers on the Packers broadcast. Rodgers’ excitement about Etling’s scoring makes this game even more exciting.
Jordan Love running
Love looked like the NFL player he was on Friday night, finishing with 113 yards and a touchdown pass. He also showed off his running ability with this 11-yard run for a first down.
Chris Olave scores his first touchdown
Olave is giving Saints fans a preview of what’s to come when he lines up alongside Michael Thomas and Jarvis Landry this fall. The first-round pick connected with Ian Book on a 20-yard touchdown with 12 seconds left in the first half — his first in a Saints uniform. Olave had just one catch for four yards last week, but had two in the first half of this one. Patriots quarterback Bailey Zappe made a dangerous throw to his left and Hayes read the pass to get the ball the other way and tie the game. Zappe wasn’t as sharp in his second outing this preseason, one in which Matt Patricia calls the shots.
Touchdown Romeo Doubs
There’s a spot for Doubs to earn snaps with the first team this year, and this touchdown catch by Jordan Love shows why. Doubs had that impressive four-yard reception over Brian Allen to put the Packers up 10-3 against the Saints in the second quarter. Love is starting to show confidence in the fourth-round rookie.
59-yard field goal by Will Lutz
Lutz missed all of 2021 with a hamstring injury as the Saints lost credibility in the kicking department. He certainly looked like his old self with that 59-yard field goal to close out the first quarter. Just 13 of 23 on 50-plus field goals in his career, Lutz hitting that kick is very encouraging.
Romeo Doubs is attempting to move up the depth chart
Doubs was one of the young Packers quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers criticized during the week, so he was in the spotlight with the secondary running backs for the majority of this week. A 17-yard catch on the opening drive by Jordan Love makes a strong impression, even if Daubs didn’t get a third down earlier. No longer the quarterback for the Saints, Hill has shifted his focus to tight end for the 2022 season. The No. 2 tight end in New Orleans, Hill made an early impact by catching a 10-yard pass from Ian Book. Hill adds an extra dimension to the Saints’ offense in his new role and can still play wide receiver and running back in short-yardage situations. The Patriots averaged just 1.9 yards per play in the first quarter with just 21 yards of offense, but Nelson Agholor changed that with this 45-yard catch on an impressive throw from Mac Jones. Facing a second-team defense or not, this is what Patriots fans want to see from their new look. New England scored a touchdown — a two-yard run by Ty Montgomery — three plays later.
title: “Nfl Preseason Week 2 Scores Highlights Updates Saints First Round Wr Chris Olave Scores First Career Td Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-22” author: “Joseph Vancleave”
The Carolina Panthers won’t play Baker Mayfield and Sam Darnold against the New England Patriots on Friday, but New England will play their starters after joint practices this week. Jordan Love will start for the Green Bay Packers against the New Orleans Saints, who will be without Jameis Winston (foot). Closing the night will be the Houston Texans at the Los Angeles Rams. Below, we’ll run through all the must-see highlights from Friday’s action, the appetizer for this weekend’s main course of action.
Program
Thursday Bears 27, Seahawks 11 (Takeaways) Friday Patriots 20, Panthers 10 (Takeaways) Packers 20, Saints 10 (Recap) Rams 6, Texans 0, (Halftime – Gametracker) Saturday Broncos at Bills, 1 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Lions at Colts, 1 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Commanders at Chiefs, 4 p.m. 49ers at Vikings, 7 pm ET (Gametracker) Buccaneers at Titans, 7 pm ET (Gametracker) Cowboys at Chargers, 10 pm ET (Gametracker) Sunday Eagles at Browns, 1 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Bengals at Giants, 7 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Ravens at Cardinals, 8 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Monday Falcons at Jets, 8 p.m. ET (Gametracker) What makes this Etling touchdown special? The play was made during an interview with Aaron Rodgers on the Packers broadcast. Rodgers’ excitement about Etling’s scoring makes this game even more exciting.
Jordan Love running
Love looked like the NFL player he was on Friday night, finishing with 113 yards and a touchdown pass. He also showed off his running ability with this 11-yard run for a first down.
Chris Olave scores his first touchdown
Olave is giving Saints fans a preview of what’s to come when he lines up alongside Michael Thomas and Jarvis Landry this fall. The first-round pick connected with Ian Book on a 20-yard touchdown with 12 seconds left in the first half — his first in a Saints uniform. Olave had just one catch for four yards last week, but had two in the first half of this one. Patriots quarterback Bailey Zappe made a dangerous throw to his left and Hayes read the pass to get the ball the other way and tie the game. Zappe wasn’t as sharp in his second outing this preseason, one in which Matt Patricia calls the shots.
Touchdown Romeo Doubs
There’s a spot for Doubs to earn snaps with the first team this year, and this touchdown catch by Jordan Love shows why. Doubs had that impressive four-yard reception over Brian Allen to put the Packers up 10-3 against the Saints in the second quarter. Love is starting to show confidence in the fourth-round rookie.
59-yard field goal by Will Lutz
Lutz missed all of 2021 with a hamstring injury as the Saints lost credibility in the kicking department. He certainly looked like his old self with that 59-yard field goal to close out the first quarter. Just 13 of 23 on 50-plus field goals in his career, Lutz hitting that kick is very encouraging.
Romeo Doubs is attempting to move up the depth chart
Doubs was one of the young Packers quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers criticized during the week, so he was in the spotlight with the secondary running backs for the majority of this week. A 17-yard catch on the opening drive by Jordan Love makes a strong impression, even if Daubs didn’t get a third down earlier. No longer the quarterback for the Saints, Hill has shifted his focus to tight end for the 2022 season. The No. 2 tight end in New Orleans, Hill made an early impact by catching a 10-yard pass from Ian Book. Hill adds an extra dimension to the Saints’ offense in his new role and can still play wide receiver and running back in short-yardage situations. The Patriots averaged just 1.9 yards per play in the first quarter with just 21 yards of offense, but Nelson Agholor changed that with this 45-yard catch on an impressive throw from Mac Jones. Facing a second-team defense or not, this is what Patriots fans want to see from their new look. New England scored a touchdown — a two-yard run by Ty Montgomery — three plays later.
title: “Nfl Preseason Week 2 Scores Highlights Updates Saints First Round Wr Chris Olave Scores First Career Td Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-21” author: “Kenneth Bennett”
The Carolina Panthers won’t play Baker Mayfield and Sam Darnold against the New England Patriots on Friday, but New England will play their starters after joint practices this week. Jordan Love will start for the Green Bay Packers against the New Orleans Saints, who will be without Jameis Winston (foot). Closing the night will be the Houston Texans at the Los Angeles Rams. Below, we’ll run through all the must-see highlights from Friday’s action, the appetizer for this weekend’s main course of action.
Program
Thursday Bears 27, Seahawks 11 (Takeaways) Friday Patriots 20, Panthers 10 (Takeaways) Packers 20, Saints 10 (Recap) Rams 6, Texans 0, (Halftime – Gametracker) Saturday Broncos at Bills, 1 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Lions at Colts, 1 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Commanders at Chiefs, 4 p.m. 49ers at Vikings, 7 pm ET (Gametracker) Buccaneers at Titans, 7 pm ET (Gametracker) Cowboys at Chargers, 10 pm ET (Gametracker) Sunday Eagles at Browns, 1 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Bengals at Giants, 7 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Ravens at Cardinals, 8 p.m. ET (Gametracker) Monday Falcons at Jets, 8 p.m. ET (Gametracker) What makes this Etling touchdown special? The play was made during an interview with Aaron Rodgers on the Packers broadcast. Rodgers’ excitement about Etling’s scoring makes this game even more exciting.
Jordan Love running
Love looked like the NFL player he was on Friday night, finishing with 113 yards and a touchdown pass. He also showed off his running ability with this 11-yard run for a first down.
Chris Olave scores his first touchdown
Olave is giving Saints fans a preview of what’s to come when he lines up alongside Michael Thomas and Jarvis Landry this fall. The first-round pick connected with Ian Book on a 20-yard touchdown with 12 seconds left in the first half — his first in a Saints uniform. Olave had just one catch for four yards last week, but had two in the first half of this one. Patriots quarterback Bailey Zappe made a dangerous throw to his left and Hayes read the pass to get the ball the other way and tie the game. Zappe wasn’t as sharp in his second outing this preseason, one in which Matt Patricia calls the shots.
Touchdown Romeo Doubs
There’s a spot for Doubs to earn snaps with the first team this year, and this touchdown catch by Jordan Love shows why. Doubs had that impressive four-yard reception over Brian Allen to put the Packers up 10-3 against the Saints in the second quarter. Love is starting to show confidence in the fourth-round rookie.
59-yard field goal by Will Lutz
Lutz missed all of 2021 with a hamstring injury as the Saints lost credibility in the kicking department. He certainly looked like his old self with that 59-yard field goal to close out the first quarter. Just 13 of 23 on 50-plus field goals in his career, Lutz hitting that kick is very encouraging.
Romeo Doubs is attempting to move up the depth chart
Doubs was one of the young Packers quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers criticized during the week, so he was in the spotlight with the secondary running backs for the majority of this week. A 17-yard catch on the opening drive by Jordan Love makes a strong impression, even if Daubs didn’t get a third down earlier. No longer the quarterback for the Saints, Hill has shifted his focus to tight end for the 2022 season. The No. 2 tight end in New Orleans, Hill made an early impact by catching a 10-yard pass from Ian Book. Hill adds an extra dimension to the Saints’ offense in his new role and can still play wide receiver and running back in short-yardage situations. The Patriots averaged just 1.9 yards per play in the first quarter with just 21 yards of offense, but Nelson Agholor changed that with this 45-yard catch on an impressive throw from Mac Jones. Facing a second-team defense or not, this is what Patriots fans want to see from their new look. New England scored a touchdown — a two-yard run by Ty Montgomery — three plays later.
