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Sacré bleu! Saints run over by Steelers in France, 16-10

SAINT-DENIS, France (WVUE) - The NFL’s first appearance in France generally was viewed as an enormous success for the New Orleans Saints. At least, right up until the game began. Playing Sunday (Oct. 25) before a sellout crowd just north of Paris at Stade de France, the Saints rolled out a running game that looked as limp as undercooked French toast. They managed less than 20 yards on the ground and never led in the game before losing to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 16-10. The Saints return from Europe with a bye week waiting for them to assess their 2-5 start to the season. “We’ve just got to evaluate everything,” Saints coach Kellen Moore said. “We’ve just got to get better. We have to really dig into it, from the season as a whole.” The Saints’ dreadful rushing attack again reared its head as one of the biggest impediments to victory. While Steelers running backs Jaylen Warren and Rico…

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Pete Golding Gives Concerning Update on Kewan Lacy After Texas Loss

The No. 12 Ole Miss Rebels weren't able to overcome a desperate team on Saturday night against the Texas Longhorns. Unfortunately, there may be some disappointing news about superstar running back Kewan Lacy. Fans are still looking for a major update after Lacy left the game with an apparent injury. Injuries have tainted Lacy's 2026 season. Lacy missed the Rebels' game against the No. 21 Florida Gators with a shoulder injury, which helped the Gators defeat the Rebels 52-28. Lacy returned after a bye week and saw limited action against the Vanderbilt Commodores, rushing for 39 yards and scoring a touchdown on seven carries. The injury seemed to be behind him after he ran for 122 yards on 16 carries against the Missouri Tigers. Lacy and Makhi Frazier each got over 100 rushing yards, the first time since 2022 that two Rebels ran for over 100 yards in the same game. Lacy struggled against…

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Fed-up driver builds AI litter tracker

Robin Bennett said he created the app after becoming frustrated by the amount of rubbish beside roads. A software developer became so frustrated by the amount of rubbish he saw dumped along roadsides that he built an AI-powered "litter dashcam" to expose the scale of the problem. Robin Bennett, from Shrewsbury, developed the Roadside Litter app after noticing what he believed was a growing amount of litter while driving around the county. The technology has already logged more than 3,000 litter reports in Shropshire and more than 28,000 across the UK. He is now sharing the data with anti-litter campaign group Clean Up Britain in the hope it will encourage action, while Shropshire Council said it was exploring ways to improve litter management on some of the county's busiest roads. Bennett, who runs a software company in Telford, said he found the amount of rubbish on local roads "really…

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Tavern’s replica ‘cage bar’ a telling piece of colonial past

Taverns were an indispensable part of everyday life in colonial America. Without them, travel would have been impossible. The size of the tavern exhibit in the galleries of the Great Bridge Battlefield Museum in Chesapeake illustrates the huge importance of taverns to life in relatively isolated colonial communities. The 18th Village of Great Bridge was a prosperous community with three taverns to serve travelers, workers on the wharves and in the warehouses, as well as local residents. The Three Tun Tavern, Polly Miller’s Ordinary and another tavern whose name has been lost to history provided amenities to the area. The business enterprises were owned by tavernkeepers who provided a host of essential services ranging from food and drink for patrons to shelter, feed, and water for livestock. Newspapers were often available to read at taverns. News was also passed along by word of mouth.…

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