Barry Werner is the Director of Editorial at Yahoo Sports. With a background in sports journalism, Barry has written for various publications including USA TODAY, Cincinnati Enquirer, and Yahoo News. His articles cover a range of topics including sports history, celebrity features, and football analysis.
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By: Barry Werner
barry werner Hope or hopeless The second week of the NFL season is over. What is the outlook for your favorite team?
barry werner The Los Angeles Rams ' locker room is more like an infirmary. Player after player has been injured in 2024. Add Cooper Kupp to the list.
barry werner In a battle of the birds, the Philadelphia Eagles had their wings full on Monday against a gritty Atlanta Falcons team.
barry werner Surprise, surprise No one expected the Ravens to be 0-2. No one expected the Saints to be 2-0. But here were are.
barry werner Kicking it Week 3 of the NFL season ignites with an AFC East clash between the Patriots and Jets on Thursday night.
barry werner Receiver Reports What players in the first two weeks of the NFL season have had big games when it comes to receiving yardage?
The NFL heads into Week 3 of its season. There are some big games on tap and some teams that are already playing with big trouble. That means big-time calls from big-time voices.
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