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AUSTIN, Minn. – Larry H. Sheely, 82, Austin, Minn., died Sunday, Dec. 29, in St. Mark’s Living. Services are pending with Worlein-Hoff Funeral Home.

Akers is 48th at his position, and 202nd overall in the league, with 72.3 fantasy points (4.8 per game). In his past three games, Akers has rushed for 45 yards on 17 carries, with one touchdown ...

Even though it was a little bit behind him, Cam Akers was able to adjust and snag it before it could hit the turf. Game over. CLUTCH catch by Cam Akers for the first down to seal it! 🔥 Akers ...

Cam Akers reached down in front of him to scoop a sinking pass from Sam Darnold, bringing it in to his body as he tumbled backwards. As he did, two words ran through his mind: game over.

A former lead writer for Covers and The Linemakers, Larry combines a vast network of Vegas sources with an analytical approach he honed working for Pro Football Focus. Larry tied for 52nd place (out ...

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Cam Akers reached down in front of him to scoop a sinking pass from Sam Darnold, bringing it into his body as he tumbled backwards. As he did, two words ran through his mind: game over.

How would you describe the anatomy of that situation? Matt Szafranski: It was bizarre in one sense, because everybody wanted Larry Akers to be police commissioner. I'm sorry, police superintendent ...