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Steelers address flag flap

Alejandro Villanueva just wanted to get a glimpse of the American flag.


Prescott, Cowboys handle Cardinals

Dak Prescott threw two TD passes and flipped head over heels into the end zone on a 10-yard run for another.


washington Trump delights in drama over spat with NFL

Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump is indulging in his favorite kind of drama –


Football ratings are down; reasons unclear

The president may have his theories, but explaining why ratings are down isn’t simple.


Failed rally leaves Browns winless through three games

The Browns have lost 28 of their past 30 overall and 15 consecutive on the road


Steelers continue skid against losing teams

Jordan Howard pushed through the pain in his right shoulder to give the Bears the lift they needed


Kluber strengthens Cy Young case

Another win, another quality start, another 10 strikeouts has become what is expected from Cleveland’s ace


Kyle Busch gets playoff win in NH

Kyle Busch saw little but billowing white smoke


SPORTS digest

Florida State drops out of Top 25 No. 7 Georgia and No. 9 TCU jumped into the top 10 of The


QUOTABLE ODELL BECKHAM JR., New York Giants WR, on TD celebration where he mimicked a dog urinating:

“I’m a dog, so I acted like a dog. I don’t know if the rulebook said you can’t hike your leg. He


ON THE LINKS | Sunday’s professional golf results

FEDEX CUP ATLANTA Xander Schauffele ended his rookie season by winning the Tour Championship.


SUNDAY’s OTHER MLB GAMES

SUNDAY’s OTHER MLB GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE Diamondbacks 3, Marlins 2 PHOENIX J.D. Martinez


Pirates down struggling Cardinals

The St. Louis Cardinals are running out of time


RECAPS OF SUNDAY’S OTHER NFL GAMES

Falcons 20, Lions 26 DETROIT Matthew Stafford’s pass to Golden Tate was ruled to be just short


Comments about anthem, Curry inflame sports stars

President Donald Trump denounced protests by NFL players and rescinded a White House invitation for NBA champion Stephen Curry in a two-day rant that targeted top professional athletes and brought swift condemnation Saturday from league executives and star players alike.