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Fantasy plays: Players to start and sit for NFL Week 4

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:21:07 GMT

Kudos if you started De’Von Achane (49.3 half-PPR points) last week. There aren’t many of you, but for the handful that did, he single-handedly won you your week.The same goes for Raheem Mostert (41.7 points).Basically, if you had anyone on the Miami Dolphins (70 actual points) you were in a pretty strong spot to win your Week 3 fantasy matchup.That said, week-winning performances weren’t solely reserved for Dolphins.Keenan Allen (36.5), Davante Adams (35.7), and the Buffalo D/ST (32) all delivered performances that surely had fantasy managers smiling (or, if you played against them like me, weeping).Entering Week 4, we can finally start to get rid of preseason narratives and projections in favor of the actual in-season data. Even so, it can be difficult to think rationally about the underperforming players you spent a lot of draft capital on, or to know whether your hot waiver add is legit.But don’t worry.I’ve got you covered.Every week, I’ll be listing every fantasy-relevant playe...

Deadly crash involving motorcycle in Prince William Co. jams northbound I-95 traffic

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:21:07 GMT

Travelers headed northbound through Prince William County, Virginia, on Interstate 95 Wednesday evening should expect delays as police investigate a deadly crash involving a motorcycle and numerous cars, according to Dave Dildine in WTOP’s Traffic Center.Traffic is “bumper to bumper” between Quantico and Dale City, according to Dildine. Vehicles are able to move down one left lane under the Cardinal Drive Overpass as of 6 p.m., after traffic was stopped for more than an hour.A serious crash just happened on I-95 northbound near Dale City. Tune to 103.5 FM and https://t.co/sC34YtkfC6 for #DCtraffic updates on the 8s.— WTOP Traffic (@WTOPtraffic) September 27, 2023At least one person died in the crash, Dildine said.This story is developing. Stay with WTOP for updates.Source

Tua Tagovailoa’s leadership key in Miami Dolphins’ offensive success

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:21:07 GMT

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Mike McDaniel has noticed the change in Tua Tagovailoa: His jovial nature on the Miami Dolphins’ sideline during games. His air of determination in practices and even walkthroughs. His elevated confidence when speaking with his teammates. All of it plays a role in the fourth-year quarterback’s output on game days, McDaniel said Wednesday, adding that much of Tagovailoa’s growth on the field has started with internal work each week.“He’s starting to see the power that he holds at that position,” McDaniel said, “when you are in charge of giving the play and executing each and every play with ball-handling and assignments. But what it can do for teammates … You have a group of people that, ‘Wow, how I work and then what my talents are, those combined have residual effects on a lot of people’s journeys.’ So I think he’s very much leaning into and enjoying that more.”Tagovailoa is leading an offense that ranks first in the league in near...

Jueza rechaza pedido de recusación de Trump para que se retire del caso de interferencia electoral

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:21:07 GMT

WASHINGTON – Un juez federal que supervisa el caso de interferencia electoral del expresidente Donald Trump en Washington, D.C., negó su solicitud de que ella se abstuviera del caso debido a sus comentarios anteriores en casos penales contra otros acusados del 6 de enero.La jueza de la Corte de Distrito de Estados Unidos, Tanya Chutkan, escribió en su opinión que sus comentarios en otros casos del 6 de enero, con los que el equipo de Trump discrepó, “reflejan la información y los argumentos presentados por la defensa en cada caso”.Chutkan escribió que ella “nunca ha adoptado la posición que la defensa le atribuye: que el “expresidente Trump debería ser procesado y encarcelado’”. Trump solicita a jueza que se retire de caso por presunta intervención electoral Jueza: Trump podrá compartir ciertos datos sobre caso de presunta intervención electoral Trump enfrenta cargos en cuatro acusaciones distintas. E...

Lift the Label: A woman's journey from crack cocaine to recovery

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:21:07 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — The Lift the Label campaign is underway across Colorado, aiming to eliminate damaging labels and stigma that can prevent those with addiction from seeking treatment.Janice Greenwood is featured on the campaign website. "Life is good now," she said.Greenwood now works as a medical case coordinator at a clinic that offers substance use treatment. She is celebrating 19 years of sobriety after previous years of drug use and jail time."In 1984 is when I really got out of control with crack cocaine. I was introduced to it, and I started using it, and it led to a world of destruction," she said. Remains of Suzanne Morphew found during unrelated search But Greenwood's life changed when people in the system offered her support and resources."Somewhere along the line, I was shown love," she said.She went to treatment, started working in prison ministry, found joy in things like roller skating and connected with her children. Now she even works with her son, Jewel.Her st...

Biden vetoes 2 Republican-led bills to undo prairie chicken, bat protections

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:21:07 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden has vetoed Republican-sponsored bills to undo federal protections for two endangered species that have seen their populations plummet over the years: the lesser prairie chicken and northern long-eared bat.The two GOP measures would overturn “science-based rulemaking" that offers important protections for the once-abundant species and would undermine the Endangered Species Act, Biden said. “The lesser prairie-chicken serves as an indicator for healthy grasslands and prairies, making the species an important measure of the overall health of America’s grasslands,'' the White House wrote late Tuesday in a veto statement about the prairie bird. It's a member of the grouse family found in parts of the Midwest and Southwest, including the oil-rich Permian Basin in New Mexico and Texas. The bird’s range also extends into parts of Colorado, Oklahoma, and Kansas.FILE - This undated photo provided by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources shows a no...

Boston police officer hurt in Allston crash

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:21:07 GMT

A police officer was hurt in a crash in Allston Wednesday, officials said.The Boston police officer was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries after responding to a two-vehicle crash in the area of North Harvard Street around 3:30 p.m. After the first crash, both drivers got out of their vehicles. After the officer was on the scene, the Subaru somehow shifted into gear and began to move. The officer tried to get in the car to stop it but was dragged until the car crashed into a nearby pole at a Shell gas station.North Harvard Street was closed while officials investigated but is reopened as of 6 p.m.This is a developing story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest updates.

3 people dead after crash in Hooksett, NH

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:21:07 GMT

Three people died Wednesday after a multi-vehicle crash in Hooksett, New Hampshire, police said. The crash happened at the intersection of Main Street and Hooksett Road around 1:20 p.m.Citing a preliminary investigation, police said a Nissan Rogue was traveling north on Hooksett Road when it side-swiped a Toyota Camry and a GMC van. Police said the Nissan then continued onto Main Street where it rear-ended a Jeep and crashed into a large tree stump on the southbound side of the road. Police said all occupants of the Nissan, including its driver and two passengers, were taken to hospitals where they were pronounced dead. The driver of the Jeep was also taken to a hospital with what police described as “apparent minor injuries.” The drivers of the GMC van and the Toyota Camry were uninjured. The crash prompted road closures for several hours Wednesday afternoon and scattered debris throughout the intersection of Main Street and Hooksett Road.Police said their inves...

Concord-Carlisle field hockey team plays elite defense, tops Wellesley

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:21:07 GMT

WELLESLEY – Standout defense has been a calling card for the No. 10 Concord-Carlisle field hockey team over the last few seasons, and that remained true Wednesday afternoon to hand No. 19 Wellesley its first loss during a gritty 3-1 nonleague win on the road.The Patriots (4-1-1) seemed to have an answer for almost every potentially dangerous bid the Raiders (6-1-1) presented, holding Wellesley scoreless up until the final minute despite a bevy of corners.Neutralizing the Raiders’ plus speed in transition played a massive role, as did a constant rotation of defenders winning one-on-one matchups around and inside the circle. Goalie Crista Celi (six saves) cleaned up whatever got through most of the way.Wellesley’s defense was equally tough, but Concord-Carlisle powered through behind Avery Swenson’s goal and assist. Fei Yang-Sady and Kate Francini scored the other two goals, while Hadley Swenson (assist) and Julia Lambert stood out within a well-rounded win.“Each line was working toge...

Battenfeld: Social disorder in American cities threatens to damage Biden re-election hopes

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:21:07 GMT

Lawlessness and random violent attacks across American cities – forcing stores to close and city officials to confront the problem – could become a key issue in 2024 and hurt the Biden campaign’s claims of economic recovery.The sense of social disorder – occurring primarily in Democratic-led cities – could come back to bite Democrats running for office.The shocking ransacking of stores like Apple in Philadelphia this week by gangs of teenagers and others is just the latest example of urban unrest. Retail giant Target just announced it was closing nine stores in several cities due to rampant shoplifting and threats of violence.“This was a sickening display of opportunistic criminal activity, and we will not stand for it,” Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said.Philadelphia police officials said about 20 people were arrested Tuesday night for the looting, which was captured on video for all to see the looters acting without seeming fear of being caught or punished.Among the stores closed ...