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Nets vencen 129-106 a Wizards en duelo de equipos con una victoria, Washington hila 11 derrotas
Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — Michael Porter Jr. anotó 34 puntos y Tyrese Martin sumó siete puntos consecutivos al final del tercer cuarto y terminó con 20, mientras los Nets de Brooklyn enviaron la noche del domingo a los Wizards de Washington a su undécima derrota consecutiva, tras vencer 129-106 la noche del domingo en un enfrentamiento de equipos con una sola victoria.
Los Nets rompieron una racha de cuatro derrotas y ganaron por primera vez desde que vencieron a Indiana en la primera semana de noviembre, una victoria que puso fin a una serie de siete derrotas consecutivas para abrir la temporada. Ambas victorias de Brooklyn han sido como visitantes, donde tienen un récord de 2-5.
Nic Claxton anotó 17 puntos, Ziaire Williams añadió 13, Noah Clowney terminó con 12 y Terance Mann con diez para Brooklyn.
Kyshawn George lideró a los Wizards en anotaciones con 29 puntos. CJ McCollum añadió 17 puntos y Khris Middleton 14 para Washington, que tuvo un 35% de acierto (12 de 34) en tiros de tres puntos y un 44% (37 de 84) en general.
Washington cayó a 0-6 en casa y perdió por duodécima vez en 13 juegos esta temporada. Los Wizards ganaron por última vez el 24 de octubre, en Dallas (117-107), en el segundo juego de la temporada.
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Iran Says No Uranium Enrichment Happening At Any Nuclear Facility In The Country
Iran Says No Uranium Enrichment Happening At Any Nuclear Facility In The Country
Iran, having seen its key nuclear facilities blown up by the Israeli and US surprise attacks of last June, and having long been under Washington and Western-led sanctions, could now be signaling a major olive branch. It is telling the West that there is nothing to worry about in terms of allegations of uranium enrichment or that it is striving toward a nuclear weapon.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Sunday that the Islamic Republic has been unable to enrich uranium since the 12-day US-Israeli war.
In a very blunt and direct answer given to an Associated Press journalist visiting Iran, Araghchi stated “There is no undeclared nuclear enrichment in Iran.” He described that “All of our facilities are under the safeguards and monitoring” of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Araghchi said.
“There is no enrichment right now because our facilities – our enrichment facilities – have been attacked,” he asserted.
Still, he defended Iran’s right to enrich as a matter of national sovereignty, saying “Iran’s right for enrichment, for peaceful use of nuclear technology, including enrichment, is undeniable.”
“We have this right, and we continue to exercise that, and we hope that the international community, including the United States, recognize our rights and understand that this is an inalienable right of Iran. And we would never give up our rights,” he added.
This has remained a consistent and standard argument from Iranian leaders – that it is not seeking a nuke, and that all its efforts are for peaceful nuclear energy needs. Various Ayatollahs over the years have even called nuclear weapons ‘unIslamic’.
Throughout its prior limited engagement with Washington on the nuclear issue, the Trump administration has continued to insist on zero enrichment and also sought limits on Iran’s ballistic missile program.
But then the June war happened and all official dialogue has been off. President Trump has all along proclaimed the end of Iran’s ability to enrich, and it is significant that Tehran is now admitting this is accurate.
“There is no undeclared nuclear enrichment facility in Iran.”
Iranian FM @araghchi emphasizes the country’s right to nuclear enrichment, stating that “peaceful use of nuclear technology is undeniable.” pic.twitter.com/GPiXHLXP6Q
— Press TV 🔻 (@PressTV) November 16, 2025
However, it could also be a bluff. Iran now has every incentive to develop secret nuclear weapons while telling the world there is no enrichment happening.
Many analysts say that another round of fighting between Iran and Israel could be on the horizon. For starters, the Netanyahu government does not believe that Iran has given up its enrichment efforts, but Tel Aviv is likely being held back by the Trump White House.
Tyler Durden
Sun, 11/16/2025 – 20:25
FAA lifts order slashing flights, allowing commercial airlines to resume their regular schedules
The Federal Aviation Administration said Sunday it is lifting all restrictions on commercial flights that were imposed at 40 major airports during the country’s longest government shutdown.
Airlines can resume their regular flight schedules beginning Monday at 6 a.m. EST, the agency said.
The announcement was made in a joint statement by Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy and FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford.
Citing safety concerns as staffing shortages grew at air traffic control facilities during the shutdown, the FAA issued an unprecedented order to limit traffic in the skies. It had been in place since Nov. 7, affecting thousands of flights across the country.
Impacted airports included large hubs in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Atlanta.
The flight cuts started at 4% and later grew to 6% before the FAA on Friday rolled the restrictions back to 3%, citing continued improvements in air traffic controller staffing since the record 43-day shutdown ended.
The FAA statement said an FAA safety team recommended the order be rescinded after “detailed reviews of safety trends and the steady decline of staffing-trigger events in air traffic control facilities.”
The statement said the FAA “is aware of reports of non-compliance by carriers over the course of the emergency order. The agency is reviewing and assessing enforcement options.” It did not elaborate.
Cancellations hit their highest point Nov. 9, when airlines cut more than 2,900 flights because of the FAA order, ongoing controller shortages and severe weather in parts of the country. But conditions began to improve throughout the week as more controllers returned to work amid news that Congress was close to a deal to end the shutdown. That progress also prompted the FAA to pause plans for further rate increases.
The agency had initially aimed for a 10% reduction in flights. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has said worrisome safety data showed the move was necessary to ease pressure on the aviation system and help manage worsening staffing shortages at air traffic control facilities as the shutdown entered its second month and flight disruptions began to pile up.
Air traffic controllers were among the federal employees who had to continue working without pay throughout the shutdown. They missed two paychecks during the impasse.
Duffy hasn’t shared the specific safety data that prompted the cuts, but he cited reports during the shutdown of planes getting too close in the air, more runway incursions and pilot concerns about controllers’ responses.
Airline leaders have expressed optimism that operations would rebound in time for the Thanksgiving travel period after the FAA lifted its order.
https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/11/16/faa-lifts-order-slashing-flights/
After Chicago Bears special teams had its miscues, returner Devin Duvernay found ‘a moment to make a play’
MINNEAPOLIS — It could have been just idle words of encouragement that Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams offers to any random teammate he chats up before a game, but what he told kick returner Devin Duvernay turned out to be prescient.
“I told Duve, actually, right before the game, he was going to make a play for us this day. And he did just that.”
With the Bears down 17-16 with 50 seconds left in the game, Duvernay fielded Will Reichard’s 61-yard kickoff at his own 4-yard line, ran to the opposite side and up the right sideline for 56 yards to the Minnesota 40-yard line, where he was pushed out of bounds by linebacker Eric Wilson.
“Man, just a lot of green grass and (my) eyes lit up,” Duvernay said. “A moment to make a play.”
Four plays later, Cairo Santos booted a 48-yard field goal to seal the Bears’ 19-17 win, their fifth fourth-quarter comeback victory of the season.
“We absolutely needed that,” Bears coach Ben Johnson said about Duvernay’s kick return. “He had been waiting for one of those. He’s come really close a number of times and then he was able to capture it on the bounce there and got us right there on the cuff of field goal range.
“He got one of the game balls for that.”
Bears wide receiver Devin Duvernay returns a kickoff 56 yards to the Vikings 40-yard line late in the fourth quarter Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune)
It was the fifth time this season the Bears rallied in the fourth quarter to win. It was the second time this season that special teams came up with a special play to steal a victory.
In Week 4, Josh Blackwell blocked Las Vegas Raiders kicker Daniel Carlson’s 54-yard field goal try — about a minute after the Bears scored the go-ahead touchdown with 1:39 left — to preserve a 25-24 stunner at Allegiant Stadium.
Really, that’s where the “find a way” Bears began.
After blowing out the Dallas Cowboys 31-14, the Raiders game was the first in which the Bears offense, defense or special teams turned what looked like certain defeat into a surprise victory:
The defense’s late fumble recovery against the Washington Commanders.
Colston Loveland’s 58-yard touchdown catch to beat the Cincinnati Bengals.
Caleb Williams’ 17-yard scoring scramble to foil the New York Giants.
And on Sunday, it was Duvernay’s turn for theatrics.
“Honestly, I was just trying to get down the sideline, maximize the return, and just put ourselves in a great position to get some points to win the game,” he said. The return was Duvernay’s longest of the season and third-longest in his six-year career.
Fellow returner Blackwell made a key block on Tavierre Thomas to spring the return.
Blackwell said it was by design for Duvernay to run that way, and there was no way either was going to take a knee.
“I mean, there was nothing special to it, we’re going to run this play and this was going to happen,” Blackwell said. “We’re going to take it regardless.”
Duvernay said his eyes got wide when he saw Blackwell make his block: “It was drawn up perfect.”
Chicago Bears kicker Cairo Santos points to the sky after a third-quarter field goal during a game against the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium on Nov. 16, 2025, in Minneapolis. (Stacey Wescott/Chicago Tribune)
Santos saw Duvernay’s return unfold, too, but he had a different thought running through his mind.
“Just prayers answered,” he said.
Earlier in the quarter, Santos missed a 45-yard attempt, wasting an eight-play, 38-yard drive and a chance to go up 19-10 with 8:13 left in the game.
The Vikings punted after taking over on their 35, but the Bears’ drive fizzled. On Minnesota’s next possession, J.J. McCarthy hit Jordan Addison in the end zone for the go-ahead score, 17-16.
“When they scored it’s kind of in my head, just talking to the Lord, just praying to get a chance to make the game-winning kick. So when I felt like Duvernay broke that (return), especially a game that we needed a big play on special teams, he came through.
“And those are answered prayers.”
It was almost special teams that cursed the Bears, and it would not have been the first time this season.
Flash back to the season opener, when Santos failed to send the kickoff out of the end zone to preserve clock, and the Vikings were able to return it, which helped them upset the Bears 27-24 at Soldier Field.
Santos’ miss wide left Sunday in Minneapolis was his fourth this season.
“I missed one after having been in a great rhythm all game, and just feel like it slipped from me there,” he said. On the final attempt, “I just had full confidence that I was going to put that ball through and find a way to bounce back from a previous miss.”
Santos added, “We just need to clean up a lot of special teams so we can help the team win in a bigger fashion.”
Later in the game, the punt coverage unit gave up Myles Price’s 43-yard return to the Bears 24-yard line.
Two plays later, Vikings running back Jordan Mason scooted in from 16 yards out to draw within 16-10.
Duvernay said the special teams group never lost heart.
“Game’s not over till it’s zero-zero-zero on the clock,” he said. “We’ve just got to keep playing the game … and we know our plays will come.”
https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/11/16/chicago-bears-special-teams-devin-duvernay-cairo-santos/
Broncos logran 8va victoria al hilo al vencer 22-19 a Chiefs con gol de campo de Lutz
Por ARNIE STAPLETON
DENVER (AP) — Wil Lutz pateó cinco goles de campo, incluyendo uno de 35 yardas que definió el juego cuando el tiempo expiró el domingo, llevando a los Broncos de Denver a superar 22-19 a los Chiefs de Kansas City para su octava victoria consecutiva.
Los Broncos (9-2) prácticamente enterraron a los Chiefs (5-5) en la División Oeste de la AFC, que Kansas City ha ganado cada año desde 2016. El entrenador de los Chiefs, Andy Reid, cayó a 27-5 después de una semana de descanso, contando los playoffs y su tiempo con Filadelfia.
Bo Nix preparó el gol de campo ganador con un pase de 32 yardas a Troy Franklin que llevó a Denver a la yarda 15 de Kansas City con menos de un minuto restante.
Patrick Mahomes le dio a Kansas City su única ventaja con un pase de touchdown de 21 yardas a Travis Kelce, la 84ta anotación en la carrera del veterano ala cerrada, uno más que el anterior poseedor del récord de la franquicia de los Chiefs, Priest Holmes. Eso puso a los visitantes arriba 19-16, pero el punto extra de Harrison Butker fue bloqueado por Frank Crum.
Los Broncos empataron a 19 con un gol de campo de 54 yardas de Lutz con 4:10 restantes por jugar.
La defensiva de Denver obligó a Kansas City a un tres y fuera cuando Ja’Quan McMillian capturó a Mahomes en tercera y diez desde la yarda 36 de los Chiefs.
Los Broncos consumieron los últimos 2:59 conduciendo 58 yardas en diez jugadas. Ganaron su undécimo juego consecutivo en Empower Field, donde no han perdido desde octubre de 2024.
La anotación de Kelce siguió a un castigo de interferencia de pase de 46 yardas en la 29 de Denver sobre el esquinero Riley Moss en un pase sublanzado de Mahomes a Hollywood Brown. Eso ocurrió en tercera y 19 desde la yarda 29 de Kansas City.
La racha de ocho victorias consecutivas de los Broncos es la más larga desde 2012, cuando Peyton Manning llevó a Denver a 11 triunfos seguidos. Como resultado, el reinado de nueve años de los Chiefs en la cima de la AFC Oeste está en peligro.
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Nearly 21 years later, family of slain Gold Coast man finds comfort as prosecutors bring murder charges
Stanford Projansky waited more than 20 years to look into the eyes of the man accused of the execution-style fatal shooting of the oldest of his three sons.
Though the 91-year-old Glenview man died just two months shy of the long-awaited day, his two other sons were among two dozen relatives and friends who packed a Cook County courtroom over the weekend to bear witness and to honor a loved one they lost too soon.
Dec. 18 marks 21 years since 40-year-old Kent Projansky was killed in his 30th-floor apartment in the Elm Street Plaza building in the 1100 block of North Dearborn Street in Chicago’s Gold Coast neighborhood. Police said there were no signs of forced entry to his apartment, which did not appear ransacked or otherwise disturbed.
On Saturday, David Barklow made his first court appearance in Chicago on first-degree murder charges. Prosecutors said Barklow, 68, a former neighbor of the slain man, has been in custody since April 17 after being arrested at an airport in Lima, Peru, in the murder case and a related warrant alleging unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. Following lengthy extradition proceedings in South America, he accompanied FBI agents back to Chicago on Friday.
The victim’s middle brother, Todd Projansky, on Sunday said the family first learned Friday about the criminal charges and Barklow’s return to the states. Within 24 hours, Projansky said he locked eyes for the first time with Barklow during a court hearing he wasn’t sure would ever come.
“It was very difficult (to hold out hope),” said Projansky, a Buffalo Grove attorney, in a Tribune interview. “As a somewhat positive person, I kind of always thought it would come, but being realistic with myself, I really questioned sometimes if we’d ever get here.”
He described his brother as friendly and generous, a bachelor who was an overly indulgent uncle who spoiled his niece and nephews, including taking them to MLB All-Star Games. And he was a “champion of underdogs,” Todd Projansky said, recalling when his brother took a Streetwise vendor to a Bulls game, or other acts of kindness to those who were less fortunate.
“He had a soft spot for everyone,” Projansky said.
Three days after the killing, prosecutors said, police responded to a report of a discarded duffel bag found inside a garbage can behind a bank about 14 miles from Kent Projansky’s apartment. The bag contained bloody clothes, a cardboard ammunition box and a .32-caliber revolver, which crime lab experts later linked to the ballistic evidence recovered from the killing.
Despite the promising lead, the investigation went cold. Todd Projansky said his brother’s unsolved killing devastated the family, who also feared for their own safety, not knowing if the crime was random or if Kent had been targeted.
“My kids would ask if someone was going to come in and murder me,” said Projansky, who asked his local police department to drive by his home for well-being checks in the days following his brother’s death. “We didn’t know who did it or why they did it. We suspected and continue to suspect it was about money, but we didn’t know. With four babies in the house, I wanted to be as careful as I could be.”
Projansky said he and his family regularly called police for updates, trying to hold out hope.
Then, in 2017, police resubmitted evidence from the discarded duffel bag using more advanced technology and found that seven latent impressions on items inside the bag, including one on the ammunition box, matched Barklow, prosecutors said. They said his mother lived in Park Ridge at the time, about 2 miles from where the duffel bag was recovered.
Todd Projansky said his family first heard Barklow’s name in late 2019, when the Chicago man was taken into custody for questioning. Authorities said they obtained Barklow’s DNA samples and fingerprints, but he was released without charges as further forensic testing continued.
Prosecutors said Barklow lived across the street from Kent Projansky at the time of the 2004 killing and, during a 2019 interview, “admitted having purchased weed from the victim” inside his apartment, but he denied “seeing the victim preceding his death” or having knowledge about the duffel bag and its contents.
As the investigation continued, in late 2019, authorities said Barklow left Chicago. According to the Department of Homeland Security, he flew to Sweden and eventually ended up in Ecuador, where he had been living before being taken into custody on April 17 at the airport in Peru.
Prosecutors said further forensic testing linked items inside the duffle bag to the victim and Barklow. Records show Barklow has a 1995 federal bank fraud conviction. He is being held in Cook County Jail, and is due back in court Monday.
Todd Projansky said though the arrest “doesn’t bring my brother back,” he and his other brother Drew are thankful for law enforcement’s efforts. He urged more funding to speed up crime lab backlogs, which, he said, caused delays in the investigations.
Projansky said his mother, Sheila, 86 and battling dementia, is unaware of the criminal case. His father, who died Sept. 10, knew of the 2019 lead surrounding Barklow and was anxiously awaiting the court proceedings.
“My father said one of his purposes in life was to see Barklow in person in a prison jumpsuit,” he said.
https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/11/16/gold-coast-murder-peru-extradition/
Anotación tardía de Andrews da victoria a Ravens 23-16 sobre Browns y arruina debut de Sanders
Por JOE REEDY
CLEVELAND (AP) — El ala cerrada Mark Andrews corrió 35 yardas para el touchdown decisivo con 2:31 restantes, y los Ravens de Baltimore se recuperaron para una victoria de 23-16 sobre los Browns de Cleveland el domingo, arruinando el debut en la NFL de Shedeur Sanders.
En una cuarta y centímetros en la yarda 35 de los Browns, Baltimore (5-5) parecía que iba a ejecutar una “tush push” con Andrews alineado bajo el centro. En lugar de ir por el centro de la línea, el ala cerrada corrió hacia la izquierda. El fullback Patrick Ricard bloqueó al safety de los Browns, Grant Delpit, y Andrews llegó sin ser tocado a la zona de anotación para su primer touchdown por la vía terrestre en su carrera.
Los Ravens han ganado cuatro seguidos desde su desastroso inicio de 1-5.
Andrews, quien está en su octava temporada, se convirtió en el líder histórico de Baltimore en yardas por recepción con una atrapada de 11 yardas en la quinta jugada ofensiva de los Ravens. Llegó al juego necesitando tres yardas para superar a Derrick Mason, y terminó con tres recepciones para 32 yardas.
Sanders hizo su esperado debut con 12:43 restantes en el tercer cuarto después de que Dillon Gabriel sufriera una conmoción cerebral. Completó cuatro de 16 pases para 47 yardas con una intercepción y fue capturado dos veces, terminando con un índice de pasador de 13,5.
Después del touchdown de Andrews, Sanders intentó liderar una serie ofensiva para lograr el empate. Completó un pase de 25 yardas a Harold Fannin Jr. en la primera jugada y llevó a los Browns a la yarda 25 de los Ravens antes de que la serie se detuviera. El pase final de Sanders, destinado al ala cerrada David Njoku en una cuarta y cinco, fue corto mientras los Browns (2-8) perdieron su tercer partido consecutivo.
Gabriel completó siete de diez pases para 68 yardas en la primera mitad.
Derrick Henry tuvo 103 yardas en 18 acarreos, incluyendo un touchdown de una yarda con 4:17 restantes en el segundo cuarto que acercó a Baltimore a 13-10. Tyler Loop pateó tres goles de campo.
El único touchdown de Cleveland fue una anotación defensiva de Devin Bush.
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‘He was with me today’: Chicago Bears’ Nahshon Wright makes emotional interception after his coach’s death
MINNEAPOLIS — Nahshon Wright went up, all the way up, toward the heavens.
His arms outstretched, the pass from Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy landed perfectly in the Chicago Bears cornerback’s hands.
Wright, 27, felt a wave of emotion wash over him. He fell to one knee at the back of the end zone. Teammates Jaquan Brisker and Kevin Byard III were among the first to reach him. They each put a hand on Wright’s shoulder pads. They let him feel those emotions.
Bears defenders gather around cornerback Nahshon Wright (26) after he intercepted a Vikings pass in the end zone Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. (Stacey Wescott/Chicago Tribune)
Wright’s junior college football coach, John Beam, who was featured in the Netflix documentary “Last Chance U,” died Friday after being shot a day earlier at Laney College in Oakland, Calif., where he worked.
“Today he was watching over me,” Wright said after the Bears’ 19-17 win over the Vikings. “That’s crazy. He called me the night before he passed and he told me every game he watched, I just seemed to get a pick. I just know he was behind me today. He was with me today.”
Wright and his brother Rejzohn Wright, a cornerback for the New Orleans Saints, played for Beam at Laney. Both later transferred to Oregon State before making their NFL dreams a reality.
Nahshon Wright said Beam “meant the world to me.” When their father, Jamal Wright, was shot and killed in December 2017 in San Jose, Calif., Beam stepped into a father role for the brothers.
“I’m going to take that ball back home and give it to his family because that one was for him,” Wright said.
Wright’s interception was one of two key picks for the Bears defense in the first half of Sunday’s win. Byard, the veteran safety, had the other, his fifth interception of the season.
The Bears nearly blew the game, watching a 16-3 lead slip away. Minnesota scored a touchdown in the final minute to go ahead by one point, but Devin Duvernay’s 56-yard kickoff return set up a game-winning field goal from kicker Cairo Santos as time expired.
On an emotional afternoon, with the lead seesawing in the final minutes, Wright believed Beam was there with him. Although it has been seven years since Wright played for Beam at Laney, he said they still spoke nearly every week.
When the Saints visited the Bears last month at Soldier Field — Nahshon versus Rejzohn — Beam came to Chicago. On the Saturday night before the game, the coach wanted to get his steps in, so Nahshon and Beam spent the night walking up and down the Magnificent Mile.
“We rarely talked about football,” Wright said. “We just talked about life and my plans and what I had going on.”
Bears cornerback Nahshon Wright intercepts a pass meant for Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison in the end zone Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. (Stacey Wescott/Chicago Tribune)
After the Bears wrapped up practice Thursday, Wright saw a text from a friend telling him Beam had been shot. The coach died the next day. Police arrested a 27-year-old suspect Friday.
Bears defensive backs coach Al Harris called Wright constantly to check in on him over the last couple of days. His teammates did their best to be supportive.
“He was battling this whole week,” Byard said.
“That’s not easy to come and play a game after you deal with things like that,” linebacker Tremaine Edmunds said.
The Bears made Wright their honorary team captain before Sunday’s game. Since entering the NFL as a third-round draft pick of the Dallas Cowboys in 2021, Wright has been largely a backup. He had just three career starts before this season, but an injury to All-Pro cornerback Jaylon Johnson landed Wright in the starting lineup most of this season. He has appeared in all 10 games with nine starts.
Wright has three interceptions and two fumble recoveries on the year. In the season opener, also against the Vikings, he returned an interception for a touchdown.
“His numbers speak for themselves,” Edmunds said.
Wright has worked closely with Harris, who also coached him in Dallas. They shared a big hug after Wright’s interception Sunday.
Bears cornerback Nahshon Wright receives a hug on the sideline after his interception in the second quarter against the Vikings on Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune)
“I’m super proud of him because where he started in the league — the movements, the mindset — to where he is right now is night and day,” Harris said last week. “He’s making the most of his opportunities.”
Cornerback is an unforgiving position. Corners are always in the crosshairs of the passing attack. Wright was in coverage in the final minute when McCarthy targeted wide receiver Jordan Addison in the end zone for what looked like it might be the game-winning touchdown.
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But this Bears team has been through so much over the first half of the season. They keep finding ways to win close games in the final minutes. Even after watching the Vikings celebrate in the end zone, the defenders headed to the sideline with a belief their teammates on special teams and offense would find a way.
This team has earned that belief.
“It’s knowing that somebody is going to make a play,” Edmunds said.
Josh Blackwell’s blocked field goal in Las Vegas. Colston Loveland’s game-winning touchdown in Cincinnati. Caleb Williams’ rushing heroics last week against the New York Giants. Add Duvernay’s big return to the list.
Wright’s interception wasn’t in the final minute, but it erased what could’ve been a Vikings touchdown and was a key swing just before halftime.
“I told him earlier in the week he was going to get one,” cornerback Tyrique Stevenson said.
Wright knew Beam was with him when he extended his 6-foot-4 frame and snagged the football out of the air.
“He’s been there every step of the way,” Wright said. “And it won’t stop. I gained an angel.”
https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/11/16/chicago-bears-nahshon-wright-john-beam/
Purdy lanza tres TDs tras lesión en el pie y 49ers vencen 41-22 a Cardinals
Por DAVID BRANDT
GLENDALE, Arizona, EE.UU. (AP) — Brock Purdy lanzó tres pases de touchdown en su regreso tras una lesión en el dedo del pie, Christian McCaffrey anotó dos touchdowns por tierra y uno por recepción, y los 49ers de San Francisco vencieron el domingo 41-22 a unos desordenados Cardinals de Arizona.
McCaffrey amplió su récord en la NFL con su 17º partido en su carrera con al menos un touchdown por carrera y un touchdown de recepción. Purdy completó 19 de 26 pases para 200 yardas.
El ala cerrada George Kittle atrapó dos pases de touchdown.
Arizona perdió por sexta vez en siete partidos. Los Cardinals fueron sancionados con un récord de franquicia de 17 penalizaciones, que también fue la mayor cantidad para cualquier equipo en la NFL esta temporada. Tuvieron 11 penalizaciones en la primera mitad, empatando el récord de más penalizaciones antes del medio tiempo para cualquier equipo en los últimos 20 años.
Jacoby Brissett de Arizona fue titular en su quinto partido consecutivo en lugar del lesionado Kyler Murray y completó 47 de 57 pases para 452 yardas, dos touchdowns y dos intercepciones. Las 47 establecieron un récord de la NFL en la temporada regular.
Michael Wilson atrapó 15 pases para un récord personal de 185 yardas. El ala cerrada Trey McBride tuvo 115 yardas de recepción y un touchdown.
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Rams logran cuatro intercepciones y Seahawks fallan gol de campo final en triunfo de LA 21-19
Por GREG BEACHAM
INGLEWOOD, California, EE.UU. (AP) — Kamren Kinchens consiguió dos de las cuatro intercepciones de los Rams, Matthew Stafford lanzó dos pases de anotación y Los Ángeles resistió para vencer 21-19 a los Seahawks de Seattle el domingo, logrando su quinta victoria consecutiva.
Jason Myers pateó desviado un intento de gol de campo de 61 yardas cuando el tiempo expiró, permitiendo a los Rams (8-2) sobrevivir a la furiosa remontada tardía de los Seahawks.
La defensiva de Seattle logró una rápida detención después de que Kenneth Walker III se lanzara para el primer touchdown de los Seahawks con 2:23 por jugar.
El excelente despeje de Ethan Evans salió fuera de los límites en la yarda uno de Seattle con 1:41 restante, pero Sam Darnold se recuperó de su difícil tarde y llevó a los Seahawks hasta el medio campo. Rashid Shaheed hizo una recepción en la yarda 43 de los Rams antes de pedir un tiempo muerto con un segundo en el reloj de juego.
Myers había logrado cuatro goles de campo anteriormente, pero se quedó muy corto en el último intento, que habría igualado su récord personal.
Davante Adams tuvo su décima recepción de touchdown y Kyren Williams corrió para 91 yardas y un touchdown para los Rams, quienes compensaron una actuación ofensiva inconsistente al forzar a Darnold a su primer juego con cuatro intercepciones desde 2019.
Kinchens igualó su actuación de dos intercepciones en la victoria de los Rams en tiempo extra en Seattle la temporada pasada, mientras que Cobie Durant y Darious Williams también lograron intercepciones en la segunda mitad.
Darnold pasó para 279 yardas para los Seahawks (7-3), cuya notable racha de diez victorias consecutivas como visitantes terminó.
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