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  INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh continued his perfect record against his brother, Jim, as the Ravens triumphed over the Los Angeles Chargers 30-23 on Monday night. John extended his unbeaten streak to 3-0 over Jim, thanks in part to bold coaching decisions and another stellar performance from quarterback Lamar Jackson. In a game full of key moments, the Ravens converted all three of their fourth-down attempts, each extending a drive that ended in a touchdown. This was the first time the Harbaugh brothers had faced off as opposing head coaches since their Super Bowl XLVII matchup 11 years ago. Jackson accounted for three touchdowns, running for one and throwing for two, including a 40-yard and a 6-yard touchdown pass. In his nine career "Monday Night Football" games, Jackson has thrown 22 touchdown passes without a single interception, the longest streak of consecutive touchdown passes without an interception in MNF history. With the win, the Ra...

  Here's a rewritten version of the article: John and Jim Harbaugh: The Sibling Rivalry Reignites After Over a Decade John Harbaugh never imagined that the pinnacle of his football career would look the way it did after Super Bowl XLVII. As a child, he’d watched Super Bowl-winning coaches get lifted off the field, drenched in Gatorade, surrounded by triumphant players. But when John’s Ravens won Super Bowl XLVII 34-31 against Jim's San Francisco 49ers in 2013, John found himself standing alone on the field. In that moment, it hit him — he knew exactly what he had to do. After coaching against each other in the first Super Bowl between sibling head coaches, John approached his younger brother Jim and offered his hand. Jim, however, responded by blocking a potential embrace with a forearm to John's chest. "There will be no hug," Jim told him firmly. The Rematch On Monday, more than 11 years after that historic, emotionally charged matchup, John and Jim will face of...

  Bishop T.D. Jakes, 67, experienced what his church described as a "slight health incident" during his Sunday sermon. In social media footage, the well-known pastor can be seen pausing his message and shaking as people approached him on stage. The Potter's House Church in Dallas, Texas, where Jakes was preaching, released a statement on his official X account, confirming that he received "immediate medical attention" following the incident. "Bishop Jakes is stable and under the care of medical professionals," the statement read. Jakes had earlier appeared in an Instagram post promoting the service, which began at 9 a.m. CT. USA TODAY reached out to The Potter's House for further details but did not receive an immediate response. Founded in 1996, the church has over 30,000 members, according to its website. This is a developing story, and further updates may follow.

  Eagles Position Grades After Dominating Rams 37-20 in LA INGLEWOOD, Calif. — The Eagles cruised to a 37-20 victory over the Rams, behind another dominant rushing performance and a solid defensive effort. With their seventh consecutive win, they are on a roll heading into Week 13 of the 2024 season. Here's how each position group performed at SoFi Stadium: Quarterback: Jalen Hurts 15/22, 179 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; 12 carries, 39 yards Jalen Hurts didn't need to do much through the air in this one, but he played a clean and effective game, avoiding turnovers. With DeVonta Smith sidelined, Hurts leaned on A.J. Brown, who caught 6 of his 15 completions. Hurts also picked up key yards with his legs, maintaining offensive balance. Grade: B+ Running Back: Saquon Barkley 26 carries, 255 yards, 2 TDs; 4 catches, 47 yards Saquon Barkley was absolutely electric, finishing with 302 scrimmage yards. He set a new Eagles' single-game rushing record, surpassing LeSean McCoy’s 217-yard p...

  NFL Week 12 Grades: A Wild Weekend of Special Teams and Surprising Outcomes Welcome to the Week 12 grades! If you love special teams, this was your week, as Sunday saw one of the wildest special teams performances in NFL history. Here's a quick recap of the chaos that unfolded: Titans 32-27 over Texans : The game almost went into overtime, but Ka'imi Fairbairn missed a game-tying 28-yard field goal attempt with 1:53 left. Fairbairn has now missed two of only four field goals from that distance this season. Chiefs 30-27 over Panthers : The Chiefs struggled against Carolina, finally securing the win with a 31-yard field goal from Spencer Shrader on the final play. Vikings 30-27 (OT) over Bears : Chicago recovered an onside kick and sent the game into overtime with a 48-yard field goal. Minnesota then won in OT with a 29-yard field goal. Cowboys 34-26 over Commanders : Dallas sealed the win with two kickoff return touchdowns in the final three minutes: KaVontae Turpin’s 99-y...