Title: News Roundup - September 3, 2022

1. Crystal Palace Sign Trevoh Chalobah on Loan from Chelsea

   • Palace had until Monday to sign a player and register them with the Premier League to play this weekend.
   • The Eagles have also signed Maxence Lacroix, Eddie Nketiah, Matt Turner, and Marc Guehi remains at the club after Newcastle failed to sign him.
   • Chalobah will not be eligible to represent Palace against Chelsea this weekend and could make his debut when they host Leicester City after the September international break.

2. Djokovic Fails to Win a Grand Slam in 2022 for First Time Since 2017

   • Caitlin Clark scored a career-high 31 points as Indiana Fever defeated Chicago Sky, winning the season series 3–1.

3. (Almost) Endless Combo of Live Sports Games Available Every Sunday and Fantasy View Feature for Fantasy Football Managers

   • Andy Behrens shares his ideal six-player bench for a fantasy league of typical size and shape, available beyond the ADP top 115.

4. Mike McDaniel Signs Long-Term Deal to Remain Miami Dolphins Head Coach

   • McDaniel led the Dolphins to back-to-back playoff appearances in two seasons with the team.

5. Brothers Killed by Alleged Drunk Driver While Biking

   • Johnson was playing his first game for the Tar Heels after transferring from Texas A&M.

6. Football 301 Playbook Debuts with Nate Tice's Column

   • Tice previews every team in the NFC, discussing win totals, players to watch, and predictions for under- or over-performance this season.

7. Patriots Start Season with Veteran QB

   • The playoffs will look different in 2025, but the title race is still at Phoenix.

8. Nate Tice's Weekly Column Highlights Big Names Who Could Disappoint Fantasy Managers Out of the Gate

   • Fred Zinkie reveals some big names who could disappoint fantasy managers out of the gate.

9. NCPA Opposes Approval of Settlement Terms in Antitrust Cases Against Hubbard and Carter

   • The National Collegiate Players Association (NCPA) expressed opposition to the proposed settlement terms in the antitrust cases against former UCLA basketball player Ed O'Bannon, former West Virginia quarterback Shaun King, and former UNLV football players Adrianne Thomas and Ramogi Huma.

10. Dak Prescott Dismisses Contract Negotiations Comments by Jerry Jones as Noise

    • Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott acknowledged that team owner Jerry Jones frequently talks but dismissed his recent contract negotiations comments as noise.