Liam Lawson apologised to Max Verstappen after the stewards issued the same penalty to both drivers for their collision in second practice.

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The NFL has confirmed that it is expanding its ongoing investigation into Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs. After being accused of throwing his then-girlfriend to the ground during a physical dispute in his garage in May 2026, a Hobart-Lawrence PD case file obtained by NBC revealed that three more women had accused Jacobs of physical abuse.

Jacobs spent six games on the exempt list earlier this season but currently remains ineligible to play. However, the league released a statement confirming that the new allegations will also be considered during the investigation, per a post on X by Tom Pelissero.

“We will review these allegations as part of the investigation which has remained open,” it said.

The newly released police records contain accounts from three other women who described separate alleged incidents between 2021 and 2022, when Jacobs was playing for the Las Vegas Raiders. The additional allegations come against the backdrop of Jacobs’ May 23 incident, which resulted in his arrest on May 26.

Jacobs was initially arrested on five charges, including felony strangulation. However, the case ultimately resulted in a plea agreement involving two misdemeanor counts: battery and criminal damage to property.

Jacobs’ attorneys issued a statement Saturday claiming that the allegations were old, uncorroborated and previously unreported. They claimed that the Brown County District Attorney’s Office conducted an exhaustive investigation alongside the police department and determined that only two misdemeanor charges were warranted.

Hence, the new allegations have not yet resulted in any criminal charges against Jacobs. Further, the Green Bay Packers have not issued a public response and declined to comment Saturday following the disclosure of the police records.

It remains to be seen how the NFL proceeds with respect to the case. Meanwhile, Jacobs returned to action against the Carolina Panthers on Oct. 29, scoring twice in Green Bay’s 27-19 victory.

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The stewards have issued drivers a special warning over track limits at turns one and four during Sunday’s Mexican Grand Prix.

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Esteban Ocon says he “categorically rejects” suggestions his shock removal from Haas’s team this weekend was linked to “physical violence”.

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Liam Lawson faces being disqualified from the results of qualifying for a technical infringement.

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The NFL has fined New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo $7,073 for lowering his helmet and making forcible contact with an opponent during the team’s 27-21 overtime victory over the Houston Texans in Week 7.

The incident occurred in the first quarter when Skattebo lowered his head while running into Houston safety MJ Stewart, resulting in a 15-yard unnecessary roughness penalty. The flag erased a seven-yard gain, with New York leading 7-3 at the time.

This is the second time Skattebo has been fined $7,073 for illegal helmet use this season. He received the same financial punishment in Week 3 following a similar incident against the Tennessee Titans.

However, the penalty called against Skattebo was unusual compared to how the league handled other helmet-related violations this past week. Eight players received fines for illegal use of the helmet, but Skattebo was the only one penalized during a game. The other seven were fined without their teams receiving a flag.

Those players included Chicago Bears cornerback Clark Phillips ($11,550), Denver Broncos safety Brandon Jones ($23,882), Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton ($47,662), Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch ($23,882), Indianapolis Colts cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt ($7,791), Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Brandon Smith ($4,916) and San Francisco 49ers running back Jordan James ($6,194).

The difference between Skattebo’s punishment and the other cases shows how frequently the NFL handles these violations through postgame fines rather than penalties during games.

Giants head coach John Harbaugh questioned the decision, arguing that Skattebo naturally runs with his body low to protect himself and the football. He also maintained that keeping his head upright in that situation was physically impossible and insisted the running back was not deliberately using his helmet as a weapon.

Skattebo also expressed frustration with the league’s decision, pointing out that the NFL celebrates his aggressive running style in highlight packages while penalizing him for it. He indicated that he had no intention of changing his approach.

Despite the controversy, Skattebo produced a career-best performance versus the Texans, finishing with 124 rushing yards and a touchdown on 17 carries. His efforts also earned him NFL Network’s Angry Runs Scepter for the week.

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Ryo Hirakawa was “very surprised” Haas asked him to replace Esteban Ocon and disappointed he failed to reach Q2.

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Coach Ben Johnson’s Chicago Bears sit atop the NFC North heading into Week 8’s game in Seattle that got a big Colston Loveland injury update. The Bears traded for DT Jeffrey Simmons at the trade deadline and could trade more players, but running back Kyle Monangai is not expected to be one of them.

Johnson and the Bears were hoping to have Monangai back for the Seahawks game, but fate has gone a different way as Monangai was ruled out of Week 8’s matchup.

Monangai has not played since October 4’s 146-yard explosion against Aaron Glenn’s New York Jets, a game that fans look back on fondly as Johnson’s team gears up for another playoff run. The Bears running back has been dealing with toe and thumb injuries and hasn’t been able to contribute for most of the month of October as a result.

27-year-old running back D’Andre Swift also got an injury update this week, and it’s good news as Chicago continues to charge forward toward another winning season, and, potentially, a trip to the franchise’s first Super Bowl since February 2007, when they lost to Peyton Manning’s Indianapolis Colts in Miami Gardens, Florida.

Monagai’s services will certainly be missed against the Seahawks, whose Mike Macdonald-led defense is as tough to face as any in football when they’re on their games, particularly at Lumen Field in Seattle. Monangai could be a Bears X-factor in the playoffs, but for now, Johnson is content to line ’em up and play to the final whistle against Macdonald’s team.

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It’s the Atlanta Dream vs. the Golden State Valkyries for all the marbles in Game 7 of the WNB Finals live from Chase Center (San Francisco, Calif.) today at 8 pm ET (LIVE LOG HERE). The host club is slightly favored (-1.5, O/U: 142.5).

There is so much going on in a game of this magnitude, we are following social media for the best highlights as the 2026 WNBA season comes to a close today.

Photo: Jineen Williams (Ballislife)

PRE-GAME

ATL loves to turn up for their sports team. Need a place to watch Game 7? We got you, although you better hurry up!

How about we turn up together tonight? Pull up at any of the locations below with good energy https://t.co/T6OwDAH6vz

— Atlanta Dream (@AtlantaDream) October 31, 2026

Looks like Gabby Williams has her game face on. Is she the Finals MVP front-runner?

Gabby Williams pulling up with PURPOSE

Averaging 17.8 PPG in the #2026WNBAFinals, she’s looking to help Golden State capture its first WNBA Championship in Game 7!

8pm/ET | USA Network & Peacock | #WNBASeason30 https://t.co/rjNPJqAe1Z

— WNBA (@WNBA) October 31, 2026

Interesting contrast here for the two franchises playing in the first ever Game 7 in W history. Goldent State reportedly earned the most revenue among all teams. Atlanta the lowest. What if the Dream had played all of their home games at State Farm Arena? Would that still be accurate?

Game 7 tonight features the WNBA’s highest and lowest revenue teams.

Golden State generated an estimated $78M in 2025 revenue, compared with $16M for Atlanta.

Using @Forbes’ 2026 franchise valuations against those 2025 revenue estimates, Atlanta carries a 15.6x multiple compared with Golden State’s 10.0x.

Nearly a 5x revenue gap between two teams playing for a championship tonight.

— Katherine Rowe (@katherinearowe) October 31, 2026

There is plenty of chatter around the word and hashtag #BALLHALLA. Well playing off the nickname of the brother franchise for the Valkyries, here is what the word “Valkyries” means. Alot of people will be googling the words “Valkyrie definition” today.

It’s a brand new Franchise so I figured I’d share this information for the Golden State Valkyries fans who don’t know..
You can’t scream #BALLHALLA if you don’t know what it means lol
To simplify it..
“Valhalla” is a place (warriors) go to after dying heroically during combat. A (Valkyrie) is a female (warrior) that chooses who gets to go to Valhalla after dying. It’s a basketball team so they mixed the word Ball w/ Valhalla and made it a slogan.
The fact that they made the name based of the Golden State Warriors men’s team makes the slogan even cooler.
#DUBNation #Vakyries #GoldenState

— Heartbreak Antonio Ʊ (@Goldenapolis) October 28, 2026

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Lewis Hamilton claimed his first pole position as a Ferrari driver in qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix.

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