News about Cam Akers

If Rodgers plays again this season, three months after breaking his Achilles in the Jets' season-opener, he would have defied every wish as it normally takes at least six months to recover from the injury. Cam Akers has been voted league leader for the fastest recovery from an Achilles tear. In five and a half months, the 24-year-old Vikings returning from the surgery, which was considered to be the largest in any sport, recovered from the injury.

Although some will argue that to play quarterback in the NFL, you must first be a rocket scientist, and processing data in split seconds is living proof. Dobbs spent time at NASA with a degree in aerospace engineering from the University of Tennessee. However, he turned down a career in space for a career in aerospace and instead focused on becoming a shooting star in the NFL. Dobbs was drafted by Pittsburgh in 2017 and spent his career as a backup until joining the Tennessee Titans (his fifth team) last term.

According to head coach Kevin O'Connell, the Minnesota Vikings are concerned that running back Cam Akers will torn his Achilles. If Minnesota's suspicions are correct, this will be the second time Akers have sustained the horrific injury during his NFL career. In the fourth quarter, Akers was carted off during a 31-28 victory over the Atlanta Falcons due to an ankle injury.

Cam Akers went for three touchdowns and Baker Mayfield threw for two more as the Los Angeles Rams fully humiliated the Denver Broncos 51-14 on Sunday, with Russell Wilson suffering another day to forget. The Akers were rushing for 118 yards on 23 attempts, making them the first Los Angeles running back to break the 100-yard record this year. The Broncos were disqualified by Mayfield's 24-for-28 passing for 230 yards. It was a season-high point for the Rams (5-10), who led 31-6 at the half and never looked back.

If Pittsburgh sticks with its quarterback heir apparent, the Eagles face a tougher test in the desert, the Rams look to get back to track, and an AFC North match could result in the departure of a new leader in the division. It all leads to our Game of the Week, when the Packers fly to London for the first time to face a Giants team that has defied all expectations.

While three of the NFL's powerhouses, the Bills, Buccaneers, and Chiefs, took care of business, the Dolphins, Cardinals, and Jets all won in Week 2 of the NFL season. But this wasn't all that we saw; rather, some of the most interesting talelines came from some of the league's less heralded games. Here are five things we learned in Week 2.

Following the Rams' loss to Buffalo in the NFL regular season opener, Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay appeared to publicly criticize running back Cam Akers on Friday. Fans, particularly Akers fantasy owners, slammed his results - or lack thereof - in the game, considering that the Rams' proposed starting running back only played 23 snaps in the game. 'No matter what you're discussing, you want to see guys do the little things the right way, compete with and without the ball,' McVay said. "There were some instances where he could do better and some things that he could do better, but we wanted to see a greater sense of urgency and accountability snap in and snap out from him."

The Buffalo Bills are Super Bowl contenders, and the rest of the NFL has been put on alert. The Bills' potential on both directions of football was demonstrated in Los Angeles on Thursday. The defending champion Rams defeated the Bills 31-10 season-opening victory over the defending champions of the football. quarterback Josh Allen did not only complete with 297 yards and three touchdowns on 26-of-31 passing, but also offseason acquisition Von Miller fired Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford twice in his debut for Buffalo. And Buffalo's heyday was not over. During an uncharacteristically bad showing, Stafford was picked off three times, but the Bills defense held the Rams backfield to just 2.9 yards per carry on Thursday.

In Thursday's NFL opener, the Buffalo Bills may have defeated the Los Angeles Rams 31-10, but in the streets surrounding SoFi Stadium, things were much more competitive. After the game, former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho posted a video showing Rams and Bills fans punching each other after the game. The skirmish occurred in the midst of a crowded LA intersection until local law enforcement managed to get the situation under control. By that time, a group of observers had assembled, led by former Philadelphia Eagles and Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy. 'They can't fight,' announced McCoy, who has been out of the NFL since 2020