In January, Frank Ferrara stopped by a Delaware ACME and suffered a cardiac arrest. Two nearby shoppers who happened to be nurses performed CPR until paramedics arrived. Now, Ferrara has the chance to say thank you to them in-person. NBC News’ Emilie Ikeda shares the story.
This was an all-time go-ahead touchdown in a critical game. Until it wasn't.
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Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab join forces to give their instant takeaways from a bizarre week of football, as the duo react to each and every game from the NFL Week 14 Sunday slate. The duo start by discussing Fitz' nightmare experience witnessing his Las Vegas Raiders get shutout at home and what it means for both teams and their defunct offenses. Fitz and Frank also highlight the ending of the Sunday night game (and Patrick Mahomes' surprising reaction), the Dallas Cowboys' dominance over the Philadelphia Eagles and what it means for the NFC and the Detroit Lions appearing MIA against the Chicago Bears. Later, Fitz and Frank react to the rest of the Sunday slate, as they have discussions around Joe Flacco's unbelievable performance, Brock Purdy's legitimacy as an MVP candidate, Zach Wilson's comeback game, a wacky NFC South race and much more. The dynamic duo finish off the show with their bold predictions for the doubleheader on Monday night, as Fitz predicts a huge game from Tyreek Hill, and Frank thinks the New York Giants pull off the upset against the Green Bay Packers.
The "Orphan: First Kill" actress performed a scene from her beloved 1999 romantic comedy in which she read a poem to a character portrayed by the late actor Heath Ledger.
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San Francisco devised an unconventional game plan to contain Jalen Hurts and the Eagles' ground game, and it worked to perfection.
Andy Behrens looks at situations that should be giving managers nightmares as the fantasy playoffs loom.
Dan Wetzel & SI’s Pat Forde open up the mailbag on today’s show to answer the most pressing questions from listeners about the current state college football.
It's win or go home for many fantasy managers this week. Jennifer Eakins is here to help you make some drops to chase points on the waiver wire.
LeBron James and the Lakers routed the Pelicans by 44 points, and Williamson offered little promise for a better tomorrow.
Driver brings the laughs after the cold open doesn't, plus Julia Stiles makes a surprise appearance.
