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2018 NFL Preview

WASHINGTON — Welcome to the long awaited, much anticipated 2018 NFL season.

It was an interesting offseason, fueled by more controversy surrounding what players do before (i.e. the national anthem) and during games (the helmet rule) and some intriguing roster moves.

As is customary for my NFL preview, I’ll go division-by-division and predict win/loss records for every team. I’ll do an overview of each team and explain my logic behind each prediction. The chances are strong I’ll say some stuff about your favorite team you’re not fond of, so fell free to file it away and tease me about at season’s end if I’m wholly incorrect.

Before we get to that, let’s look at some of the burning questions entering the upcoming season:

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OK, enough questions — let’s get some answers. See the links below for my division-by-division preview, with predictions for all 32 NFL teams.

AFC East | AFC North | AFC South | AFC West

NFC East | NFC North | NFC South | NFC West

OverviewPlayoffs | Awards

Australia and Japan start women’s basketball World Cup with wins; US faces China later

BERLIN (AP) — Australia and Japan both won their opening games as the women’s basketball World Cup began on Friday. Steph Talbot scored 19 points as Australia defeated Puerto Rico 70-54, and Japan finished strongly to defeat Mali 102-97 with Saki Hayashi contributing 27 points. Mali led for most of their game before Mai Yamamoto brought Japan level for the first time at 79-79 with 6:30 left in the final quarter. Kokoro Tanaka completed the scoring with a free throw. Mali had been looking for its second-ever win in World Cup play. The African nation beat Senegal in overtime in the 15th place game in the 2010 tournament. It lost all five games in the 2022 World Cup in Australia.
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