The NBA is back after a short two-month break. Teams like the Hawks and the Warriors have been patiently waiting for nearly a year to play again while the Lakers and the Heat have barely caught their breath. All 30 teams are analyzed and broken down and of course, there's some intriguing predictions at the end.

Patrick Mahomes threw 3 interceptions and was sacked for a 30 yard loss, but still clinched the AFC West title, Jalen Hurts, in his first career start, shocked the world as he led the Eagles to an upset over the NFC's number 1 seed Saints, the Steelers dropped their second in a row to the Bills, and Lamar and Baker went head-to-head on Monday Night Football in what is arguably the game of the year.

Manchester United completed another improbable comeback, Tottenham won the North London Derby with ease, the Big 6 all dropped points in Matchday 12, and of course, Arsenal loss to relegation-threatened Burnley.

The NFC East showed up to play, with the Giants and the Washington Football team pulling off massive upsets over dominant teams in the Seahawks and the undefeated Steelers, respectively. The Jets nearly won a game until losing on the last play, Baker Mayfield had a "field" day, the Saints and Chiefs clinched playoff berths, and the Patriots massacred the Chargers.

Thanksgiving games, a couple blowouts, and COVID, the longest Week 12 in NFL history had it all. The Cardinals stumbled in Foxborough, Derrick Henry carried the Titans over the Colts to give them the upper hand in the division, the Raiders were dealt a huge blow to their playoff hopes after an embarrassment at the hands of the Falcons, the Broncos started a practice squad wide receiver who was working a sales job last month at QB, and Mahomes got the better of Brady in Tampa Bay.

After a lengthy international break, the Premier League is back. VAR steals the show with some infuriating decisions that had Jurgen Klopp fuming on the touchline against Brighton, Arsenal are looking messier than the room of someone who still lives with his parents at 22, City have finally scored some goals, and Fulham have actually converted a penalty.

Derrick Henry literally handed the Ravens an 'L' in overtime and put a massive dent into their playoff hopes, Tua and the Fins were upset by the lowly Broncos to snap their 5-game winning streak, the Cowboys found motivation in the form of smashing watermelons ahead of their win over the Vikings, and Tom Brady looked like a rookie quarterback and cost the Bucs the game against the Rams.

The Giants' win over the Eagles makes the NFC East title race just that much closer, Aaron Rodgers and the Packers narrowly avoided an upset bid from the lowly Jaguars, DeAndre Hopkins leaped over three defenders to snag the game-winning Hail Mary pass from Kyler Murray, and the Bears offense let the whole team down as they slipped to a 5-5 record.

Dalvin Cook is slowly starting to heat up the MVP race as a dark horse candidate after another flawless game. The Steelers remain undefeated after a minor scare against the Cowboys, the Saints demolished the Tompa Bay Bucs on Sunday Night Football, and the Jets are still searching for a W.

Leeds were battered 4-1 by Leicester in matchday 7 before Palace did the same to them in matchday 8. Southampton were temporarily top of the table for the first time in 32 years before the Foxes took over. Kane saved Tottenham and it looks like Ole has kept his job at United.