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NFL picks, predictions against the spread Week 8: Bills clip Ravens, Steelers stop Browns, Bengals roll

The 2026 NFL season has been difficult to predict. The goal is to get as much candy as possible without getting too many rocks to weigh down the bag. Sometimes, there are more tricks than treats. Navigating through Week 8 with Halloween approaching is no different. With four more teams on bye, there's another scary slate of 14 games ahead, including mostly tough one-possession spreads. Don't let the past results haunt you. We're not afraid of ghosts, goblins, ghouls or tossup games. Here's diving into another fearless forecast of professional pigskin prognostications: MORE: SN's latest NFL power rankings for Week 8 All spreads and odds are courtesy of bet365 Sportsbook. All prediction market implied probabilities are from ProphetX. ProphetX displays market percentages instead of betting odds. The percentages reflect the collective implied probability of an event. Pick: Packers win 27-17…

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Bengals HC Sends Message to Struggling 1st-Round Pick

The Cincinnati Bengals decided to make former 17th overall pick Shemar Stewart inactive in their Week 7 win over the Baltimore Ravens. Despite the benching, head coach Zac Taylor made it clear that it was a numbers decision and that the team still supports Stewart. “He is doing all the right things,” said Taylor in his message to Stewart after the game. “He has been getting better every week.” Taylor added that Stewart missed training camp and had to catch up this offseason. That is after a disappointing rookie season. However. Taylor has noted that he has progressed. “Missed training camp for the most part,” added Taylor. “So, to get him back, and I think he has been doing a great job practicing…So I keep encouraging him because he is doing everything the right way, and he is really making the progress we’re hoping to see.” However, Taylor noted that the Bengals had to make the…

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Titans’ New Nissan Stadium on Track for 2027

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Construction of the new Nissan Stadium, the $2.1 billion future home of the Tennessee Titans, has hit a major milestone. Eighteen months into work, the stadium project has reached its halfway mark and remains…

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ABC 6 asks Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton about property taxes & more

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Ohio hasn't elected a democratic governor since 2006. Dr. Amy Acton hopes to change that on November 3rd as she tries to become the first woman elected as Ohio's chief executive. ABC 6 anchor Mike McCarthy spoke one-on-one with Acton about affordability issues, data centers, her time as state health director, and the controversial attack ad featuring her estranged mother calling her liar. Below is a summary of their conversation. ABC 6 On Your Side also had a similar discussion with Acton's Republican challenger, Vivek Ramaswamy, which you can find here. Editors note: This interview occurred on October 20th before the Ramaswamy campaign confirmed it was responsible for the ad with Acton's mom. What's the first thing you'll do as governor to help families with the affordability issues they're facing? We've been on the ground for two and a half years. Record…

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Susan Estrich: The Amy Acton ad in Ohio

Maybe the country, or at least Ohio, is really in the sorry state that Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican nominee, thinks we are. Certainly someone thought that ad was a good idea — the one in which Amy Acton's biological mother…

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Crash shuts down ramp on I-65 SB in Montgomery

A Tuesday morning crash has shut down all lanes on the Interstate 65 southbound ramp to Exit 171 (I-85/Day Street) in Montgomery, according to ALGO Traffic. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A Tuesday morning crash has shut down all lanes on the Interstate 65 southbound ramp to Exit 171 (I-85/Day Street) in Montgomery, according to ALGO Traffic. Driver in deadly Montgomery hit-and-run sought by police Montgomery mother installs city’s first wind phone to honor daughter 15-year-old arrested in connection with mass shooting after Florida homecoming, police say 2-year-old suffers catastrophic brain injury after exposure to 7-OH The SS United States is scheduled for sinking to become the world’s largest artificial reef Both lanes on U.S. 31 in Autauga County back open after motorcycle crash ‘Star Trek’ actor Walter Koenig dies at 90, reports say Eric Bauza, the modern voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy…

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