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If you watch a lot of football – and if you're reading this, we're going to assume you do — the Eagles 36-33 Week 16 loss to the Commanders was a weird one. A ton of key and sloppy penalties, five Commanders turnovers, an ejection and a ton of injuries made this a slugfest. Jayden Daniels' fifth touchdown pass with just six seconds left put them ahead for the first time, and for good in a dramatic finish to drop the Eagles to 12-3 on the year, the first loss in months. It would be a stretch to think that some of the unusual things we saw in this one, like three-plus quarters of football from Kenny Pickett, 15 targets for A.J. Brown or a defense that was missing C.J. Gardner-Johnson due to two unsportsmanlike penalties, would be predictive of what happens for the Eagles next week or in the playoffs. But there were two undeniable stocks that went haywire in this one. As we do each week, a look at something to feel great about, and something to lose sleep over: Stock up: Saquon Barkley's hunt for the rushing record 📈 After a game against the Steelers that highlighted the passing game, and relegated Saquon Barkley to an afterthought with just 65 yards rushing, the back got back on pace in the chase for a new single-season NFL rushing yards record Sunday afternoon. The run game was emphasized early, as Barkely contributed 37 yards on the ground on Philly's opening drive including a touchdown — the first opening drive TD of the season for Philadelphia. Later in the first half, after a Washington touchdown (making good on an interception), Barkley got to the outside, and then hit his top speed for a 68-yard score: SAQUON BARKLEY IS GONE. 68-YARD TD. 📺: #PHIvsWAS on FOX 📱: https://t.co/waVpO909ge pic.twitter.com/lhBWLZclYZ Barkley was understandably stuffed a lot more in the second half with Washington able to focus on him instead of Hurts, who would leave with a concussion (more on that in a bit), but he still finished Week 16's contest with 150 yards and two scores. He needs 267 yards over the last two games of the season to set a new NFL record, 134 per game. He's averaged 123 per game this season so far. The Eagles also only needed 14 and a half games to set a new franchise record for rushing yards: Philadelphia has set a team single-season franchise record for rushing yards, breaking the previous mark established by the 2021 Eagles (2,715). Stock down: Jalen Hurts (and Kenny Pickett) 📉 Let's start by saying that, there's a way to look at Sunday's game and say that Hurts' stock has never been higher — comparing him to the Eagles' alternatives at least. The Eagles QB1 looked fine when he played Sunday — for all of 12 plays — running three times for 41 yards and completing one pass in the first quarter. But on his final run of the game he did not go down for a slide (as he often does) and was knocked out of the game with a head injury. By no means was getting hit in the head the fault of Hurts. He is known for his toughness and he put on his helmet, walked onto the field and tried to enter the game after a few Kenny Pickett snaps. But Hurts was called back to the medical tent a second time and was escorted into the locker room just as Pickett was hooking up with A.J. Brown for a touchdown to put the Eagles up 14-0. As was probably expected, Pickett had a very uneven performance. He looked poised in the pocket and found several open receivers in key spots — but also threw a bad pick and had a handful of throws that were badly timed or missed the target. He did enough to win (thanks mostly to Barkley and the defense), but he doesn't seem to have the same Nick Foles ability as a back up that fans might be hoping for in that spot. With Sunday's loss, the Eagles need to win one of their last two games to clinch the NFC East but if they do so they'll be locked into the 2-seed in the conference. The question will be whether the Eagles are able to win against the Cowboys or Giants without Hurts, allowing him to rest until the playoffs, or if they'll need him to play to clinch their spot with just two games remaining. It will be an interesting week and Hurts' status will be mandatory to follow closely over Christmastime. Follow Evan on Twitter: @evan_macy Like us on Facebook: PhillyVoice SportsHowever, tomorrow's match is not without its challenges, as their opponents are also vying for qualification to the Round of 16 and will be eager to cause an upset against the reigning Premier League champions. Liverpool will need to bring their A-game and stay focused throughout the match to secure the desired result and continue their journey in the Champions League.None
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In conclusion, the upcoming match between Real Madrid and Atalanta is not just a clash of footballing titans, but a battle of pride, determination, and skill. With history and bragging rights at stake, both teams will be giving their all to come out on top in what is sure to be a thrilling and closely contested affair. Football fans around the world can brace themselves for a showdown of epic proportions when these two teams take to the field once again.The federal government has abandoned its controversial misinformation bill due to opposition in the Senate. Communications Minister Michelle Rowland announced in a statement on Sunday the legislation would not proceed because there was "no pathway" in the upper house. The scrapped legislation would have given the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) power to monitor digital platforms and require them to keep records about misinformation and disinformation on their networks. The media watchdog would have also be able to approve an enforceable industry code of conduct or introduce standards for social media companies if self-regulation was deemed to fail. If tech giants did not meet their obligations, they could have faced a range of penalties including fines of up to 5 per cent of their global revenue. The bill did not cover misinformation if it's used for parody or satire or within news, academic, artistic, scientific or religious content. Critics from across the political spectrum had concerns the bill would infringe on freedom of speech . Dr Jay Daniel Thompson, a senior lecturer from Melbourne's RMIT University, previously told SBS News that while the bill is "well-intentioned", he believed it had the "potential for censorship". Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young, whose party was among those opposed to the bill, told the ABC's Insiders program on Sunday that some sections of the proposed legislation were "very vague". She said legislation needed to tackle algorithms that promote dangerous and harmful content. "The practical implementation was just not there," Hanson-Young said. In her statement on Sunday, Rowland put forward several other proposals for regulating online content. These included legislation targeting the sharing of non-consensual and sexually explicit deep fakes ; measures to enforce truth in political advertising; and reforms on regulation of artificial intelligence . "Mis and disinformation is an evolving threat and no single action is a perfect solution, but we must continue to imporve safeguard to ensure digital platforms offer better protections for Australians," Rowland said. Meanwhile, a ban on under-16s accessing social media is set to sail through parliament with support of the Opposition during the final sitting week of the year next week. How the age limit will be enforced is up to the social media platforms, but they have raised concerns about the efficacy of technology that does not unduly encroach on privacy. Tech giants and human rights groups have also come out against a blanket social media ban saying the focus should be on creating a safe online experience, not stripping access to some of the positive benefits. The federal government has said it would make the online environment safer for young people. It could come into effect as early as the end of 2025 due to a minimum 12-month lead time once it passes parliament. With reporting by the Australian Associated Press.
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