While no flag was thrown for his hit on Mayfield, the NFL later announced that Wheat was fined $5,722 for "tripping" the Buccaneers quarterback. This shouldn’t come as a surprise, as the league typically fines players up to $12,172 for a first tripping offense, with the penalty increasing to $17,968 for a second violation.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are fully focused on their Week 8 matchup on Sunday against the New Orleans Saints. However, following a hard-fought loss on Monday Night Football to the Detroit Lions in Week 7,

Quarterback Baker Mayfield questioned the "double review" and argued referees missed a defensive holding call during Monday night's loss to the Detroit Lions.

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The Hornets secured their first football championship in 36 years with a convincing 35-10 win over visiting Fairhope on Friday night. While that 1989 team finished on a three-game losing streak, the current Hornets are red hot headed into the playoffs.

But it was the Estero ground game that really went wild. The Wildcats had a season-high in rushing yards with 210 on 17 attempts. Junior Nathan Watters netted his first career 100-yard rushing game with 120 and a career-high three touchdowns on just nine carries.

Baker Hughes is pressing ahead with its “comprehensive evaluation” after seeing a top executive leave and after receiving approval from Chart Industries shareholders to move ahead with its $13.6 billion acquisition of the company, chief executive Lorenzo Simonelli said Friday.

Wide receiver Chris Godwin (fibula), running back Bucky Irving (foot, shoulder), and edge rusher Haason Reddick (knee, ankle) were also out of practice. Head coach Todd Bowles didn’t give any of the three players much chance of playing this week.