#offense-performance

#offense-performance

They now go into their matchup with the Steelers with momentum shifting in their favor, as they finally managed to take down the Dolphins in Miami for the first time since the 2019 season, the infamous single appearance by Antonio Brown. They also proved they can have a capable offense by scoring 30+ points for the first time since the 2022 season, which is certainly something that could continue this week because Pittsburgh's defense has allowed 30 points in back-to-back games to start the season.

Not long ago, the Reds found themselves in possession of what looked to be a borderline surplus of infielders. Elly De La Cruz, Matt McLain, Jonathan India, Noelvi Marte, Spencer Steer and Christian Encarnacion-Strand all had varying levels big league experience even before Cincinnati signed Jeimer Candelario to a three-year contract. A wide range of opinions on how to best divide the playing time persisted, but the Reds had the makings of a formidable collection of young bats.

That's how much USC gained during its 59-20 victory over Georgia Southern on Saturday. One-hundred thirty-two points are a lot of points. (Carlin Stiehl/Los Angeles Times) That's how much USC has scored in its two games this season, including its blowout victory over Missouri State the week before. If you want to believe the Trojans are better than they were in their previous two seasons, there are developments that could further convince you that you're right.

Justin Fields acknowledged that the offensive struggles could be partly attributed to himself and the need to improve. He emphasized the opportunity to learn from setbacks.