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NFL Week 7 All-Stars: Joe Burrow Makes A Big Statement; One Team Dominates

Baker Mayfield returned to the lineup for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but it was nearly everyone around him on his team who stood out in Week 7. We have several players from the Bucs on our All-Star Team this week, and rightly so. They absolutely dominated the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, picking up a 43-13 win to keep up in the NFC South race. A handful of other stars also had standout performances. In fact, we had a slew of quarterbacks who had a strong case to be featured on this week's All-Star Team. However, one second-half performance was too strong for us to overlook. So, who are our All-Stars for this week? Here's a full look at our Week 7 All-Star Team. Easy call at quarterback this week, and most of Joe Burrow's production came in the second half. The Cincinnati Bengals turned a 13-0 deficit into a 35-13 win over the Baltimore Ravens. Burrow threw for four touchdowns after…

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Cam Grandy headed back to Cincinnati

Nearly two months after getting cut, Cam Grandy is back with the Cincinnati Bengals and has a real chance to play this year. The circumstances of his return, however, are familiar and unfortunate. Bengals poach back a familiar face from NFC team, but it signals discouraging news for another Bengals sign tight end off Vikings' practice squad Erick All injury forces Bengals to sign Vikings player Report: Bengals Signing Familiar Tight End Ahead of Titans Matchup Bengals Reunite With Former Starter 1 Day After Ravens Win Bengals' Erick All suffers injury vs. Ravens Zac Taylor Updates Injury Timelines For Erick All, Kyle Dugger Entering Titans Week Bengals tight end Erick All Jr. injures knee vs Ravens in NFL Week 7 Jack Endries’ Scout-Team Reps Have the Bengals Ready to Lean on Him With Erick All Hurt Erick All Injures Same Troubled Knee Against Baltimore, Bengals Safety Hurt Erick All…

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Titans’ New Nissan Stadium on Track for 2027

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Construction of the new Nissan Stadium, the $2.1 billion future home of the Tennessee Titans, has hit a major milestone. Eighteen months into work, the stadium project has reached its halfway mark and remains…

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ABC 6 asks Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton about property taxes & more

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Ohio hasn't elected a democratic governor since 2006. Dr. Amy Acton hopes to change that on November 3rd as she tries to become the first woman elected as Ohio's chief executive. ABC 6 anchor Mike McCarthy spoke one-on-one with Acton about affordability issues, data centers, her time as state health director, and the controversial attack ad featuring her estranged mother calling her liar. Below is a summary of their conversation. ABC 6 On Your Side also had a similar discussion with Acton's Republican challenger, Vivek Ramaswamy, which you can find here. Editors note: This interview occurred on October 20th before the Ramaswamy campaign confirmed it was responsible for the ad with Acton's mom. What's the first thing you'll do as governor to help families with the affordability issues they're facing? We've been on the ground for two and a half years. Record…

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Susan Estrich: The Amy Acton ad in Ohio

Maybe the country, or at least Ohio, is really in the sorry state that Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican nominee, thinks we are. Certainly someone thought that ad was a good idea — the one in which Amy Acton's biological mother…

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Jeep overturned in three-vehicle collision at Ocala intersection

One person was taken to the hospital after a three-vehicle crash left a Jeep overturned in Ocala, according to Ocala Fire Rescue. Fire officials said crews responded around 10:13 a.m. to the intersection of Southeast 17th Street and Southeast 11th Avenue. According to Ocala Fire Rescue, crews arrived to find a Jeep SUV overturned. Fire officials said the driver had gotten out of the vehicle before emergency crews arrived. Crews also found a Nissan SUV with light front-end damage and a Hyundai SUV with moderate front-end damage, according to Ocala Fire Rescue. Fire officials said the drivers of the Nissan and Hyundai were able to walk after the crash, but the Hyundai driver was taken to the hospital for further evaluation. Ocala Fire Rescue said no other injuries were reported at the scene. The Ocala Police Department and Marion County Fire Rescue also responded to the crash. GENEVA, Oct…

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