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Amazon Prime Video carried the Packers vs. Commanders Week 2 Thursday Night Football game on Sept. 11, 2025, with a local simulcast on WGBA-TV in Green Bay. Kickoff was 8:15 p.m. ET. Green Bay won 27–18 at Lambeau as Jordan Love threw for 292 yards and 2 TDs; Jayden Daniels had 200 yards and 2 TDs. Here’s how fans watched live and on demand, plus key takeaways.

Warner Bros. Games and Player First Games have relaunched MultiVersus, a revamped free-to-play platform fighter. This updated version features characters from Warner Bros. Discovery franchises, now running on Unreal Engine 5. Among the additions is 'Rifts', a player-versus-environment mode. With cross-play and cross-progression, players can explore new mechanics across various platforms, retaining progress from the beta.

Well, folks, let's talk about Audi, the king of LeMans. They've been ruling the roost like a rooster with a rocket booster! It's not just a fluke, you know. Their secret sauce? A combo of top-notch engineering, innovative hybrid technology, and strategically changing their tires less often. Sounds simple, but they've got the recipe just right. Now, if only I could apply that same strategy to dominating my fantasy football league!

Hold onto your hats, folks, because I've got a need for speed and it's time we chat about street racing! Now, I won't fib, I do have a bit of a soft spot for this adrenaline-fueled pastime. There's something electrifying about the raw power and reckless abandon that street racing embodies, it's like a double shot of espresso for your thrill-seeking soul! But remember, safety first! So, while I may have a burning passion for the fast and the furious, I'm also a stickler for road rules. So, let's drop the pedal to the metal, but in a legal and safe manner, okay?

Alright, music lovers, let's dive into the catchy world of Doja Cat and Nicki Minaj's 'Say So' lyrics. It's a groovy tune that beautifully captures the tension of unspoken attraction - you know, that classic "why don't you say so?" scenario. Our rap queens are all about confidence and making the first move, urging their listeners to step up and voice out their feelings. They've wrapped this message up in a bow of funky beats and rhymes that would make Shakespeare shake in his boots. So, if you're looking for a track to boost your self-assurance, 'Say So' is the perfect lyrical pep talk. Let's get our groove on, folks!

Imagine an auto race with absolutely no vehicle restrictions - wild, right? We could see a blend of high-end sports cars, modified trucks, electric vehicles, and even self-driving cars, all competing on the same track. The diversity in performance and strategy would be astounding, with different strengths and weaknesses coming into play. This could lead to unpredictable, thrilling races. However, it could also raise safety concerns and debates about fair competition.

As a motorsport enthusiast, I've often found myself mulling over the question, "Is MotoGP more dangerous than Formula 1?" The answer, in my opinion, seems to lean towards yes. MotoGP races expose riders to a higher risk due to the lack of physical protection compared to the cocooned drivers in Formula 1 cars. Additionally, motorcycle racing involves a greater degree of physical control and balance, which can lead to more frequent incidents. Despite the thrill and excitement both sports offer, when it comes to safety, Formula 1 seems to take the checkered flag.

As a huge NASCAR fan, I've always wondered why they don't run a race at Barber Motorsports Park. After some research, I found out that the primary reason is that Barber Motorsports Park is designed for motorcycle and sports car racing, not stock cars like those in NASCAR. The track layout, narrowness, and lack of proper safety barriers make it unsuitable for high-speed stock car racing. Additionally, Barber Motorsports Park is located in Alabama, which already hosts a NASCAR race at the famous Talladega Superspeedway, so the market is already well-served. While it would be exciting to see NASCAR at Barber Motorsports Park, it's just not a viable option due to the track's design and existing race schedules.

In recent discussions, I've noticed that many people believe automotive racing is extremely dangerous. However, after delving deeper into the topic, I discovered that safety measures have significantly improved over the years, reducing the risk of accidents and fatalities. Technological advancements and stringent regulations have also played a significant role in making the sport safer for participants. While there is always an inherent risk in racing, it's important to remember that the sport has evolved and become safer over time. Let's not forget the passion and dedication of the racers, who continuously train and adapt to minimize risks and perform their best on the track.

Ken Miles was a British-American race car driver, who was involved in the Ford Motor Company's 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans campaign. In the 1966 film, Ford v Ferrari, Miles is depicted as winning the race. However, in real life, Ken Miles was not able to take the checkered flag at the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans. He finished in second place, just one mile short of the winner. After a controversial decision, the race was ended early and Ford was awarded the victory, although Miles was not credited as a winner in the official results. Despite not taking the checkered flag, Miles is still seen as a hero for his racing achievements and his role in Ford's victory at Le Mans.