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Eric Woodyard
DETROIT — Jared Goff wasn’t satisfied.
The Detroit Lions improved to 3-1 with a 34-10 victory against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, but the veteran quarterback feels he could’ve done some things better — particularly with using All-Pro WR Amon-Ra St. Brown.
Even after connecting with St. Brown on all seven targets for 70 yards and two touchdowns, Goff has even higher expectations for him moving forward.
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• Against Baltimore in Week 3, the Lions duo helped seal that primetime victory, 38-30, with a 20-yard completion at the two-minute warning. It converted a fourth-and-2 from the Detroit 49. Goff and St. Brown continue to strengthen their on-field chemistry by continuing to master both simple and complex route-running to remain on the same page. “If I throw it a little bit behind him, he’ll slow his body down and it’ll look like I threw it right there,” Goff said on Sept. 18. “And it’s a quarterback’s best friend, and it makes me want to keep throwing it to him when he does that. “But, he’s as good as they get in our game — I’ve said that a million times — and I’m lucky to play with him.” St. Brown views Goff as “everything you want in a quarterback” due to his toughness, football IQ and knack for playmaking. Detroit has totaled 137 points through the first four games and will look to build on that next week on the road against the
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Jordan Raanan
The New York Giants have a new kicker. And it’s not the veteran Younghoe Koo they signed earlier this week to the practice squad.
Jude McAtamney will kick for the Giants on Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers. He was elevated from the practice squad Saturday after beating out Koo in a kicking competition this week.
Veteran kicker Graham Gano lands on injured reserve with a groin injury suffered in pregame warmups last week.
The Giants (0-3) were without a placekicker for most of last Sunday’s 22-9 loss to the Chiefs after Gano got hurt moments before the game. Punter
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Stephen Holder
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts will enter a difficult Week 4 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams short-handed.
Three starters — cornerback Kenny Moore II (Achilles), receiver Alec Pierce (concussion) and right guard Matt Goncalves (toe) — will miss Sunday’s road game.
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Josh Weinfuss
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- Josh Weinfuss is a staff writer who covers the Arizona Cardinals and the NFL at ESPN. Josh has covered the Cardinals since 2012, joining ESPN in 2013. He is a member of the Pro Football Writers of America and a graduate of Indiana University.
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Brady Henderson
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GLENDALE, Ariz. — The Arizona Cardinals host division rival Seattle Seahawks on “Thursday Night Football” to start Week 4’s slate of games.
The Cardinals (2-1) and Seahawks (2-1) hit prime time as they jostle for early position in the NFC West.
Our two team reporters — Josh Weinfuss for the Cardinals, Brady Henderson for the Seahawks — are at State Farm Stadium, and will be keeping you updated on all the biggest plays and highlights.