Eagles Week 4 Photos: The Eagles lose to the Los Angeles Rams,24-20

A series of ads for Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton were aired during the Eagles-Rams game on Sunday, and people were asking why.

"We miss him out there," Cam Jurgens said of Johnson after Sunday's loss.

While missing DeVonta Smith, Dallas Goedert, Lane Johnson, and then losing Saquon Barkley early in the game, Hurts struggled to move the offense.

Despite wet conditions, the tournament saw 30,000 fans at Lehigh Country Club. The course also brought a different test for the golfers who are used to playing on bermuda grass.

Brady didn’t hold back when asked about the Eagles’ offense, while Stafford got the best of the DC for the first time in his last six tries. Here’s what you missed from Sunday’s broadcast on Fox.

He took three points off the board and gave the Rams momentum. Matt Stafford, reigning MVP, made him pay.

Hurts threw for less than 100 yards, while the defense faltered late under the weight of the team's offensive struggles.

The Flyers have been outshot 122-62 across the first three games as they still haven’t been able to sync up. Their upcoming road trip could give them a chance to get everyone on the same page.

The Birds fell despite a late double-digit lead powered by a two-touchdown effort from Darius Cooper.

Kate Del Fava of the Utah Royals was called up from the under-23 squad as a replacement.

Some fans wondered why these new tailgating guidelines were implemented and expressed there was “a little disarray,” while others said “I don’t mind this at all.”

Barkley appeared to be favoring his right hamstring after a first-quarter run.

Rookie Markel Bell is expected to start at right tackle in place of Johnson.

Sullivan called scoring his 35-yard chip "the best feeling I’ve ever experienced." He also was great at defensive pressing, which led Mauricio Pochettino to say "he’s a fighter, he’s a warrior."

Temple responded to a costly late turnover, with Ajani Sheppard scoring a touchdown after his fumble nearly cost his team a victory.

Rick Tocchet switched up the lines again Saturday in an effort to generate more offense and be cleaner with the puck.

In the latest edition of the famous rivalry, the 17-year-old Union phenom stole a pass and launched a nearly 35-yard chip shot for the Americans’ second goal of a 3-0 win.

The Sixers’ new president of basketball operations made a massive splash in his first summer in charge. He had thoughts after watching the star-studded team he assembled take the floor.

“The casino itself has expanded basically into infinity,” a UCLA addiction expert said.

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Seeking to unseat Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the far-right former president.

Bombers were redeployed from RAF Fairford back to their home bases in the U.S., according to a Pentagon official who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Boulder, Colo., is hoping its novel lawsuit will be the environmental equivalent of the landmark litigation that produced billions in damages and settlements against Big Tobacco and opioid makers.

Saturday’s event aimed to celebrate “peace, justice, solidarity, music and community action,” according to its mission statement, and promote voter turnout.

Wheatus ended their headlining set at Evil Genius Brewing Company's 15th anniversary party with "Teenage Dirtbag," their most popular song.