TSH Daily: Jets Dominate Patriots, Arch Manning Takes Over, & Ohtani Joins the 50/50 Club

What's good, sports fanatics? I'm Michael, and you're tuned into the spiciest sports tea on the airwaves—it's your daily Sports Hangover update for September 20, 2024.

 

Jets beat Patriots in Week 3
The New York Jets easily handled the New England Patriots in a Thursday night showdown. While the Patriots are struggling, this game gave first-round rookie QB Drake Maye his NFL debut, albeit during a blowout loss. Jets fans will celebrate the victory, but for Patriots supporters, this adds more uncertainty to the season.

 

Aaron Rodgers shines in Jets win

Aaron Rodgers looked vintage in the Jets' win over the Patriots, throwing his first touchdown pass of the season to rookie wideout Zay Flowers. Rodgers’ play has Jets fans excited for what’s to come, as the team continues to gel with their superstar QB.

 

Arch Manning Named Texas QB1: The Longhorns’ decision to start Arch Manning follows Quinn Ewers’ injury. With the Manning family legacy in the mix, all eyes are on how Arch handles the pressure.

 

Derek Carr’s MJ Move: Saints quarterback Derek Carr was fined for a bold touchdown celebration mimicking Michael Jackson. The NFL wasn’t amused by the "Bad" imitation, slapping him with a fine for the crotch grab.

 

George Kittle out with hamstring injury

The San Francisco 49ers are facing a growing injury crisis, as star tight end George Kittle missed practice due to a hamstring issue. With several other key players also injured, the 49ers are scrambling to keep their roster healthy as they head into Week 3.

 

Shohei Ohtani joins 50/50 club
In a jaw-dropping performance, Shohei Ohtani became the first MLB player to join the 50/50 club, smashing three home runs and stealing two bases in a single game. This accomplishment continues to add to his already impressive 2024 season, reminding everyone that Ohtani is rewriting baseball history.

 

That’s all the juice I’ve got for today’s Sports Hangover. This is Michael, telling you to stay thirsty for more sports drama. Peace out!

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