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Ravens Sign Riley Patterson as Third Kicker in Three Games

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Ravens Sign Riley Patterson as Third Kicker in Three Games

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The Baltimore Ravens signed kicker Riley Patterson after Tyler Loop went on injured reserve with a groin injury and Jake Moody was signed off the practice squad by the Atlanta Falcons. Patterson is expected to make his Baltimore debut Monday against the Chargers, becoming the team’s third kicker in as many games. He made seven of nine field-goal attempts for Miami this season before his release and has converted 86.6% of field goals across his NFL career, though long-range kicks and kickoff execution have been concerns.

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CFP, ESPN Agree to 24-Team Playoff Expansion

The College Football Playoff says its expanded media-rights agreement with ESPN is in final review, paving the way for a proposed 24-team playoff starting in 2027, with four Power Four automatic bids, one Group of Six bid and 19 at-large spots. The expansion could bring ESPN an additional $345 million annually, but critics warn that more playoff games could further weaken regular-season viewership and the relevance of bowl games.

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Kamario Taylor to Return to Mississippi State on $7.5 Million Deal

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Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor is reportedly finalizing a deal to return in 2027 worth $7.5 million, potentially rising to $9 million with incentives and making him college football’s highest-paid quarterback. Taylor’s breakout season ended with a toe injury, and the Bulldogs hope keeping him will help attract talent and build a stronger roster around him.

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