The Other College Football Top 25: Arkansas offends, Penn State ascends; The best and worst scenarios for every NBA team this season; Here come the Golden State Warriors. Good luck stopping them.; Fantasy football trade tips: Seek out Stefon Diggs and ye may find a big reward; The NFC East is actually not awful. How did that happen?; NFL Week 7: Once high-flying Falcons drop two in a row; Seahawks, Cardinals end in tie; Cleveland Indians set World Series rotation; Corey Kluber to start Game 1; Fantasy football 2016: The important, must-read tips and takeaways from Week 7; Sam Bradford helped the Eagles before and does so once more in return with Vikings; The Cubs’ young, talent-rich roster banished a dark past with a bright future; For the Rams, it’s clear the time to play Jared Goff has arrived; Campus Cleanup: Penn State just one of the college football teams rising from the dead; College football winners and losers: Auburn is on a run, to the tune of 543 yards; Bronco Mendenhall responds to U-Va. hazing allegations: ‘I love the young men that I coach’; NFL places Giants’ Josh Brown on paid leave, weighs another suspension; Jets’ Geno Smith was actually injured on Sunday, despite Joe Namath’s claim; Eli Apple defends his mother for criticizing his boss, says ‘she’s her own person’; Dez Bryant is back at it for Cowboys, but Tony Romo is not; Steve Bartman probably isn’t going to throw out the first pitch at Wrigley Field; Scott Hamilton on diagnosis of third brain tumor: ‘Whatever’s next is next’; NBA TV host robbed at gunpoint by three men who were waiting at her home; Tom Brady isn’t about to let the NFL off the hook for its Josh Brown problem; Here’s Bengals’ A.J. Green making the catch of the NFL season; With Indians and Cavs, Cleveland will rock as it never has before on Tuesday night; Cardinals’ Bruce Arians gets salty after non-call on field goal block; Super team? The Knicks would be lucky just to make the playoffs this season.; With star pitchers on both sides, two relievers will decide the World Series; Falcons’ Dan Quinn makes terrible call in overtime against Chargers; Jay Ajayi’s back-to-back 200-yard games are no fluke; The Rams are nuts if they do not start Jared Goff   National sports stories and blog updates   The Other College Football Top 25: Arkansas offends, Penn State ascends A weekly ranking of the sport's top storieslooks ahead to a grievous day in Austin, a terrifying day in East Lansing, a bumptious day in Madison, a big day in Salt Lake City and a promising day down the road on the Palouse. By Chuck Culpepper  •  Read more » The best and worst scenarios for every NBA team this season A title? A lotto ball? Here are the most realistic best/worst scenarios for all 30 teams. By Tim Bontemps  •  Read more »   Here come the Golden State Warriors. Good luck stopping them. As the 2016-17 NBA season is finally upon us, the Golden State Warriors are ready to terrorize the rest of the league. Can anything slow them down? By Tim Bontemps  •  Read more »   Fantasy football trade tips: Seek out Stefon Diggs and ye may find a big reward The Vikings wide receiver has not had a big game since Week 2, which should have his trade value at an appealingly low price. By Des Bieler  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   The NFC East is actually not awful. How did that happen? The division has been energized by the emergence of rookie QBs Carson Wentz and Dak Prescott, and all four teams are above .500. That and more in First and 10. By Mark Maske  •  Read more »   NFL Week 7: Once high-flying Falcons drop two in a row; Seahawks, Cardinals end in tie The last remaining unbeaten team fell, as Sam Bradford was dismal in his return to Philadelphia, while the Steelers and Falcons both fell to 4-3. By Washington Post  •  Read more »   Cleveland Indians set World Series rotation; Corey Kluber to start Game 1 The banged-up Indians rotation could also see the return of all-star Danny Salazar. By Adam Kilgore  •  Read more »   Fantasy football 2016: The important, must-read tips and takeaways from Week 7 What were the biggest surprises of Week 7 in fantasy football? Who disappointed? All that and more in our recap analysis. By John Romero  •  Read more »   Sam Bradford helped the Eagles before and does so once more in return with Vikings The former Eagles quarterback proved quite accommodating to his old team. By Mark Maske  •  Read more »   The Cubs’ young, talent-rich roster banished a dark past with a bright future The blueprint of Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer broke a curse, and built a roster that shouldn't repeat Chicago's lengthy World Series drought. By Barry Svrluga  •  Read more »   For the Rams, it’s clear the time to play Jared Goff has arrived Case Keenum throws four interceptions in Sunday's loss to the Giants in London. By Mark Maske  •  Read more »   Campus Cleanup: Penn State just one of the college football teams rising from the dead From Penn State to Auburn to West Virginia to Nebraska to Colorado to LSU and back up to SMU, once-forgotten teams came back to life Saturday. By Chuck Culpepper  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   College football winners and losers: Auburn is on a run, to the tune of 543 yards Once dismissed, the Tigers now could be the last true obstacle for the Alabama freight train. By Patrick Stevens  •  Read more »   Bronco Mendenhall responds to U-Va. hazing allegations: ‘I love the young men that I coach’ The Virginia football coach made his first public comments since a federal lawsuit was filed alleging hazing within the program. By Ava Wallace  •  Read more »   NFL places Giants’ Josh Brown on paid leave, weighs another suspension The league believes it is empowered to act on new revelations despite the 2014 ruling in the Ray Rice case. By Mark Maske  •  Read more »   Recommended for you   Sign Up »         Share Sports Break:       Twitter      Facebook Trouble reading? Click here to view in your browser. You received this email because you signed up for Sports. For additional free newsletters or to manage your newsletters, click here. We respect your privacy. If you believe that this email has been sent to you in error or you no longer wish to receive email from The Washington Post, click here. 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