
-
Mbappe hat-trick as Real Madrid knock Man City out of Champions League
-
PSG hit seven to set up Champions League clash with Liverpool or Barcelona
-
Trump administration tells Pentagon to slash budget
-
Liverpool's title charge dented by Aston Villa draw
-
Yoon to become South Korea's first sitting president to go on criminal trial
-
NFL projects huge salary cap jump for 2025 season
-
Groups launch first green lawsuits against new Trump administration
-
Venus Williams, Kvitova issued wildcards for Indian Wells
-
Heartbreaking day ahead for Israel, says Netanyahu
-
US Fed officials worried Trump policies could hinder inflation fight: minutes
-
Dortmund ease into Champions League last 16 after Sporting stalemate
-
Apple adds lower-price iPhone 16e to line-up
-
Latin America's 'terrorist' cartels in Trump's sights
-
EU trade chief says bloc will respond swiftly to US tariffs
-
MLB to launch pre-season testing of automated ball-strike calls
-
Hamilton confident of Ferrari glory after taking wheel of new F1 car
-
Trump brands Zelensky 'a dictator'
-
Alcaraz fends off Nardi to make Qatar quarters
-
Trump brands Zelensky a 'dictator' as clash deepens
-
NFL returns to Brazil in 2025 with Chargers to play in week one
-
Sabalenka 'all over the place' in Dubai exit
-
Syrian Jews say held first group prayer in decades in Damascus synagogue
-
New Zealand spoil historic day for Pakistan in Champions Trophy
-
Ikea hopes for furniture market improvement in 2026
-
Game, set, hate: WTA stars reveal fears after Raducanu's Dubai shock
-
Trump auto tariff threat prompts pushback in Germany
-
Gatland 'hurting' after exit as Wales rugby coach
-
Sabalenka thrashed in Dubai as Paolini's title defence ends
-
Arsenal post £17.7m loss despite record revenues
-
Global glacier melt is accelerating, scientists say
-
England to face Senegal and Wales in 2025 friendlies
-
Canada announces first high-speed rail: Toronto to Quebec City
-
Burundi, Uganda manoeuvre as DR Congo violence spreads
-
Macron holds new emergency talks on Ukraine
-
Call for 'maximum' sentence for Bosnian Serb leader
-
Putin hails US-Russia talks as Zelensky-Trump spat deepens
-
Prosecutors want Napoli and owner to stand trial over suspected Osimhen transfer fraud
-
Caretaker boss Sherratt set to shake up Wales for Ireland clash
-
Tajikistan to publish new dress 'guidelines' for women
-
Clement gets stay of execution at Rangers despite 'disastrous' cup exit
-
'Classy' Gill key for Champions Trophy, says India captain
-
Historic day as Pakistan host first international cricket tournament for three decades
-
Ailing pope's obstinacy a blessing or a curse?
-
Lookman blasts coach's penalty barbs after Atalanta's Champions League exit
-
Stock markets skid after Trump threatens auto tariffs
-
Man Utd spent £14.5m on sackings including Ten Hag and Ashworth
-
Lights, camera, resistance. Trump looms over anxious film industry
-
Do look up: How Earth can defend itself against asteroid
-
Pogacar powers into UAE Tour lead
-
Manchester United spent £14.5 mln on sackings including Ten Hag and Ashworth

Washington's 'Terminator' Daniels one win away from NFL history
Jayden Daniels has already transformed the Washington Commanders from perennial strugglers to NFC Championship contenders and on Sunday has a chance to make history and become the first rookie quarterback ever to reach the Super Bowl.
The 24-year-old Californian, taken with the second overall pick in last year's draft, has electrified the NFL this season, becoming an instant star in a league where quarterbacks usually have to bide their time before reaching the summit.
Standing between Daniels and a trip to New Orleans for the Super Bowl are divisional rivals the Philadelphia Eagles, seeking to return to the biggest game for the second time in three years.
The Commanders beat the Eagles 36-33 just four weeks ago with Daniels orchestrating the game-winning drive in a game that went down to the wire.
That was a performance that epitomised the composed way in which Daniels has taken to the high-octane environment of the NFL.
"I just think, for me, football is just fun, and it’s like a safe haven for me, everything that I’ve been through personally in my life, so I’m not really going out there and stressing about the moment,” Daniels said on Wednesday.
"Because at the end of the day, I get to do what I love."
He produced 12 touchdown passes in the fourth quarter or overtime in the regular season -- the most of any rookie quarterback this year.
- 'The Terminator' -
"He is the Terminator," Washington coach Dan Quinn said this week.
"He's got rare in-the-moment skills that have allowed us to be in this spot. When it's mental chaos going down and two minutes, and in these tight moments where it could feel that tight, he's got the experience of somebody that's played a lot more football than a first-year player," he added.
The Commanders, previously known as the Redskins, have long struggled to find the right man at the most important position in the game.
In the 32 years since their last Super Bowl win, the team tried 35 different quarterbacks.
Joe Theismann, a Super Bowl winner with the team in 1982, believes that Daniels' performances are unmatched for a rookie.
"If you were to write down 10 things you want in a quarterback, he checks every box. I'm excited for him. He's a great kid, too," he told TMZ Sports.
The winner of the Heisman Trophy last year, awarded to the best player in college football, Daniels has seamlessly switched to the pro ranks, being named Rookie of the Year by the Professional Football Writers Association.
But while his relaxed, smiling approach has won many admirers, quarterbacks in the NFL are judged by their numbers and Daniels' record is impressive.
In the regular season, he completed 331 of 480 passes, sixth best in the NFL, for 3,568 yards, 25 touchdowns, nine interceptions, ranking him seventh in the NFL for quarterback rating.
He also had 148 rush attempts for 891 yards, second-most among NFL quarterbacks including six rushing touchdowns.
While the numbers don't quite justify Theismann's claim for Daniels to be considered for the league's Most Valuable Player award, two more wins would put him into a whole new category.
But Daniels is not getting too far ahead of himself.
"It's a blessing to make it this far in the season," he said.
"I know that countless teams want to be in this position, so it is blessing. Can't really take it for granted, but you also just gotta be in the moment and take it one day at a time," he added.
L.Janezki--BTB