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Deshaun Watson shows nation he's 'still here' while out-dueling Lamar Jackson, Louisville


Deshaun Watson could have easily kept silent Saturday after seeing what Louisville had wrought on his team in Death Valley. The fifth-ranked Tigers, up 28-10 at halftime against No. 3 Louisville, could only watch in despair as the visiting Cardinals scored 26 unanswered points to take a 36-28 lead with little less than eight minutes remaining in the game. (Sporting News)

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