From storyflo. This is your daily audio brief. Brock, November 9th. Five from the leagues — here's where I'd start. Let's get into it. First, from PFT alt. In Broncos-Panthers, replay was used to determine whether replay should be used. In Sunday's Broncos-Panthers game, Denver coach Sean Payton activated the replay process at a key moment, turning an incompletion into an interception. As it turns out, the NFL also used replay to determine whether replay should be used to give the Broncos possession after Panthers tight end poppe the ball into the air in the end zone and Broncos safety Devon Key scooped it up before it touched the ground.. In a pool report, NFL V.P. of instant replay Mark Butterworth explained that replays were consulted to determine whether Payton had thrown the red challenge flag before the next snap. Next. Second, from PFT alt. Luther Burden scores 56-yard touchdown, Bears lead Bucs 14-0. Hey, so you know Luther Burden? He's on fire again. Just scored a 56-yard touc
8 Nov 2026
Daily Sports Brief · November 8th
From storyflo. This is your daily audio brief. Brock, November 8th. Sports desk live — here's what matters this hour. Let's get into it. First, from SB Nation. Miami’s game-tying touchdown denied by refs in controversial call during loss to Notre Dame. Miami's clash with Notre Dame was nothing short of thrilling. The top-ranked Hurricanes faced the 11th-ranked Fighting Irish, both teams with plenty on the line. Notre Dame jumped out to a strong 24-7 lead, but Miami fought back hard. Heisman hopeful Darian Mensah put the Hurricanes in position to tie it late in the game, but a controversial call turned the tide. With just under four minutes left, Mensah connected with tight end Elija Lofton in the end zone, seemingly tying the game. However, the refs ruled Lofton didn’t complete the catch, citing he hadn’t performed an “act common to the game” before the ball was knocked loose. Lofton had both feet in-bounds, but the officials upheld their decision after a review, giving Notre Dame the
7 Nov 2026
Daily Sports Brief · November 7th
From storyflo. This is your daily audio brief. It's Brock. November 7th. Big day in sports — let's get to it. Let's get into it. First, from PFT alt. The Vikings could be ready to make a trade for a quarterback, if they lose Monday night. The Vikings might be gearing up for a quarterback trade, depending on the outcome of Monday night’s game against the Bills. Kyler Murray is dealing with a hamstring injury, and if Carson Wentz can pull off a win, he could secure his spot for the next few challenging games. But if Wentz falters, the Vikings have a tight window to make a move. They’re eyeing potential trades, with Colts quarterback Daniel Jones as a leading candidate. Jones might be eager to return to Minnesota after a brief stint there in 2024, especially since the Colts are in a tough spot after trading key players. Another option is Kirk Cousins, but that’s trickier. The Raiders are still in contention, and moving Cousins could disrupt their momentum. Plus, acquiring him would likely
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