The GIST: The Jets lost and the Giants won. But somehow...we’re still surprised? Let’s dive in.

The GIST: The Revolution might have lost yesterday, but with the Patriots grabbing a commanding win and clawing back to a .500 record, we’re all smiles in Beantown.

The GIST: In the 13th week of the NFL, the league gave to us: one winless team (the 0-12 New York Jets), two new records for QB Aaron Rodgers and the playoff bound 10-2 New Orleans Saints. Now, for our fave plays of the week:

The GIST: With a handful of quarantines and postponements after just one week of play, college hoops is shaking off the rust in an unsettling way. But it’s not all bad news...get your tissues ready.

The GIST: Since we’re once again living in the Trubisky-experience, let’s talk college. Notre Dame football secured their spot in the ACC Championship, and the No. 5 U of I men’s basketball team suffered their first loss of the season to the No. 2 Baylor Bears last night.

The GIST: The Eagles take on the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, and Villanova basketball has kicked off what looks to be an exciting new season.

The GIST: The Giants are hoping to survive without quarterback (QB) Daniel Jones this week as they take on the Seattle Seahawks. On the court, the Nets gear up to start the season with lots of new faces while the WNBA's Liberty hope to add even more young talent.

The GIST: Some LA athletes (see: LeBron, Chiney) are being rewarded and honored for their accomplishments. Meanwhile, some teams are rebounding from tragic losses (see: Rams, Chargers).

The GIST: While the Jets are still winless, the Giants are miraculously sitting in first place in the NFC East after defeating the Cincinnati Bengals yesterday. Stranger things.

The GIST: The Hub’s football and fútbol teams are helping us kick off Monday on a high note. The Patriots escaped with a close win over the Arizona Cardinals and the Revolution marched onward in the MLS playoffs.

The GIST: There’s a lot of drama in the NFL these days. So before hopping into the on-field action, let’s talk about what’s happening off the field.

The GIST: Needless to say, the 3-6-1 Eagles are desperate to add a win to their tragic record as they take on the 7-3 Seattle Seahawks tonight on Monday Night Football. Hopefully they can follow the Penn State (PSU) Nittany Lions’ lead and turn their losing streak around.