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What Happened in Sports: November 14, 2021
See what happened in sports on November 14, 2021 ft. Mark Ingram becoming Saints leading rusher, Lions-Steelers tie, Mahomes records, and more!
New Orleans Saints
November 14th, 2021 was remembered for Mark Ingram becoming the Saints all-time leading rusher as he surpassed Deuce McCallister (6,096) for the most rushing yards in franchise history. Patrick Mahomes set NFL records with 400+ PASS YDS, 5 PASS TD, and 0 INT as the Chiefs dominated the Raiders in Vegas on SNF while the Lions tied the Big Ben-less Steelers for their first non-loss of 2021. Washington pulled off the huge upset against Tom Brady’s reigning champs while New England’s Mac Jones obliterated the Browns.
Cam Newton came back to Carolina with a record-breaking return plus Steph Curry dazzled in his hometown of Charlotte. Jamal Agnew added another big TD to set a NFL record, Buffalo is off to their greatest offensive season in franchise history, and the Cowboys had one of their best first halves ever. Philadelphia put in work against Denver, Patty Mills made history off the Nets bench, and CP3 cooked a defender with a nutmeg bucket.
See what happened in sports on November 14th last year, headlined by Alshon Jeffery‘s 2020 NFL season debut announcement and the eve of an epic Week 10 in the NFL as well as what happened in sports on November 14th, 2019 ft. the infamous “Helmet Incident,” as Myles Garrett violently struck Mason Rudolph on the head with his own helmet.
WHAT HAPPENED IN SPORTS OVERVIEW: This daily sports post includes real headlines only (no clickbait rumors), all of the best highlights, interesting facts from around the NFL, NBA, & MLB, the main games to watch, notable birthdays, and a quick recap of significant events on this day in sports history.
Touchdown @Saints! @CallawayMarquez
?: #NOvsTEN on CBS
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— NFL (@NFL) November 14, 2021
Los #Saints fallan la conversión de los 2 puntos y el juego se lo llevan los #Titans
— MáximoAvance.com (@maximoavance) November 14, 2021
Mark Ingram's New Orleans #Saints ranks:
– 1st in career RUSH YDS (6,124), RUSH TD (51), & YScm by a RB (7,829)
– 3rd in career RUSH YPA (4.5) [min 500 RUSH ATT] & Longest RUSH ATT (75 YDS)
– 5th in season RUSH YPA (5.1) [min 100 RUSH ATT]
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) November 16, 2021
Hurdle (Swift's Version)
?: #DETvsPIT on FOX
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— NFL (@NFL) November 14, 2021
The Steelers fumble with 8 seconds left in OT and the @Lions recover ? #DETvsPIT pic.twitter.com/zu4rY1MqVU
— NFL (@NFL) November 14, 2021
This is going to be on replay all week!
Patrick Mahomes connects with Darrel Williams for the 38-yard score.
(via @NFL)pic.twitter.com/gcvUNFLx5f
— Rotoworld Football (@rotoworld_fb) November 15, 2021
406 yards. 5 TDs. Imagine doubting @PatrickMahomes. pic.twitter.com/7OKMgMtHLt
— NFL (@NFL) November 15, 2021
#StephGonnaSteph pic.twitter.com/2hooZBXABJ
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) November 15, 2021
? STEPH AT THE BUZZER ?
Curry gives the @warriors a 1-point lead entering the 4Q on League Pass!
WATCH HERE: https://t.co/5QqkBhf1W0 pic.twitter.com/XrDHMGlteA
— NBA (@NBA) November 15, 2021
https://twitter.com/NBA/status/1460234881821200387
Miles Bridges puts Charlotte in front!@warriors 102@hornets 104
25.7 seconds left on League Pass: https://t.co/5QqkBhf1W0 pic.twitter.com/hwrTu7gknd
— NBA (@NBA) November 15, 2021
TERRY MCLAURIN TOOK A SHOT BUT STILL HELD ON ?
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— PFF (@PFF) November 14, 2021
19 PLAYS. 80 YARDS. OVER TEN MINUTES.
@WashingtonNFL just iced the game with a historic TD drive. #WashingtonFootball #TBvsWAS pic.twitter.com/pgG0qi9P9V
— NFL (@NFL) November 14, 2021
Kam Curl and William Jackson III combine for the @WashingtonNFL INT! #WashingtonFootball
?: #TBvsWAS on FOX
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— NFL (@NFL) November 14, 2021
Heinicke to DeAndre Carter!#WashingtonFootball leads 13-0.
?: #TBvsWAS on FOX
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— NFL (@NFL) November 14, 2021
[SEE MORE]
1:00 PM: Cleveland Browns (5-4) vs. New England Patriots (5-4)
1:00 PM: New Orleans Saints (5-3) vs. Tennessee Titans (7-2)
4:05 PM: Carolina Panthers (4-5) vs. Arizona Cardinals (8-1)
4:25 PM: Seattle Seahawks (3-5) vs. Green Bay Packers (7-2)
8:20 PM: Kansas City Chiefs (5-4) vs. Las Vegas Raiders (5-3)
6:00 PM: Milwaukee Bucks (6-7) vs. Atlanta Hawks (4-9)
7:00 PM: Golden State Warriors (11-1) vs. Charlotte Hornets (7-7)
8:00 PM: Portland Trail Blazers (6-7) vs. Denver Nuggets (8-4)
9:30 PM: Chicago Bulls (8-4) vs. Los Angeles Clippers (8-4)
NFL: WR DeVonta Smith, Philadelphia Eagles (turns 23)
NFL: TE Dawson Knox, Buffalo Bills (25)
NFL: DE Da’Shawn Hand, Detroit Lions (26)
MLB: SS Francisco Lindor, New York Mets (28)
MLB: RP Joely Rodriguez, New York Yankees (30)
MLB: SS Freddy Galvis, Free Agent (32)
NFL: WR TY Hilton, Indianapolis Colts (32)
MLB: SP Curt Schilling, Retired after 2007 (55)
2019: Cleveland Browns DE Myles Garrett infamously took Mason Rudolph’s helmet and used it as a weapon against him at the end of a Thursday Night victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers
2018: New York Mets SP Jacob DeGrom won the NL Cy Young Award with just 10 wins, the least of any previous winner (excluding shortened seasons)
2010: Jacksonville Jaguars defeated the Houston Texans 31-24 thanks to a 50-yard Hail Mary GW-TD from David Garrard that was tipped by the Texans, right into the hands of Mike Thomas
2009: Milwaukee Bucks rookie PG Brandon Jennings became the youngest player (20) to record 50+ points, putting up 55 in a win over the Warriors, which was also the most by a rookie since Earl Monroe’s 56 points in 1968
2006: New Orleans Hornets SF Peja Stojakovic became the 1st player to score his team’s 1st 20 points in NBA history. Stojakovic finished with a career-high 42 points
1993: Miami Dolphins HC Don Shula became the NFL’s all-time wins leader with his 325th victory, a 19-14 defeat of the Philadelphia Eagles. Shula finished with 328 career regular-season Wins which still stands as the NFL record
1985: Milwaukee Brewers released HOF RP Rollie Fingers, the all-time Saves leader (341), all but ending his MLB career
1943: Chicago Bears QB Sid Luckman set a NFL record with 7 PASS TD and was the 1st to surpass 400 PASS YDS in a single game in a 56-7 win over the Giants. Nobody has surpassed 7 PASS TD in a game to this day
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