A man of many talents.
The Saints are being forced to make a switch at QB after Derek Carr sustained an injury to his non-throwing hand, and Jake Haener is getting the nod. It comes with the realization that nobody in the history of sports has looked less like an athlete than Jake Haener.
Need more proof?

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De’Vondre Campbell walking off the field and quitting on the 49ers was one of the most stunning moments of the NFL season
It’s no secret that things are going extremely poorly for the San Francisco 49ers this season, but that doesn’t excuse what happened on Thursday night. Linebacker De’Vonrdre Campbell essentially quit the game by refusing to enter in the third quarter, before walking off the field in the fourth.

Even though the graphics were sent out, and a press conference was called, we had to wait for the legendary NFL coach to take the podium on Thursday for the situation to truly become a reality. That’s exactly what we saw as Bill Belichick sat at the podium to be introduced as the new North Carolina head football coach. 
While it all still feels weird, and rightfully so, Bill Belichick answering questions from the assembled media in Chapel Hill has sent Shockwaves around the football world, from NFL circles all the way to college coaches across the country.

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Lucas Glover said on his Sirius XM Radio show that the PGA Tour should welcome back some LIV players in its Signature Events.
Forty-five-year-old Lucas Glover has been around the block and has a better perspective on the professional game than most.
He won the U.S. Open in 2009, conquering a rain-swept Bethpage Black while fending off Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods.

San Francisco 49ers linebacker De’Vondre Campbell is in the news after Thursday Night Football, but for all the wrong reasons.
In the fourth quarter of a dreary (and season-altering) 12-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, Campbell was scheduled to enter the game for the Niners. Campbell was lower on the depth chart for the evening since defensive stalwart Dre Greenlaw returned from an achilles injury he sustained in last season’s Super Bowl.

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What did Max Fried & Co. teach us this week? Starting pitching, famously out of vogue in the modern game, is more expensive than ever.

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Kansas City Chiefs QB Carson Wentz and his teammates crushed it duck hunting.
We’ve been on an incredible hunting run here at OutKick, and I’m certainly enjoying it a lot. Below are some of our recent hits:
Well, we have a new addition to the list. Wentz and his Chiefs teammates brought in a serious haul while duck hunting, and the photos are going mega-viral.
Check out the awesome photos below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
There are few things in life better than hitting the hunting spot with the boys.

Niners players blasted linebacker De’Vondre Campbell after Thursday’s loss to the Rams, calling his refusal to enter the game for an injured Dre Greenlaw a “selfish decision.

The Dolphins released wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. on Friday, ending the veteran’s tenure with the team four weeks before the end of the regular season.

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The wait is over for Dave Parker who was elected to the Hall of Fame by Classic Era Baseball Committee.
After years of waiting, years of being passed over for other players, years of wondering if it would ever be his time, Dave Parker received the call of a lifetime.
A knock on the door is famous in the NFL world; a ceremonial call does the trick in baseball.
On Sunday night, over 25 years of waiting came to an end for a former baseball icon. Dave Parker is a Hall of Famer and is on his way to Cooperstown.

Caitlin Clark has officially been captured by the mob. Sad. I’ll be honest with you, I didn’t see this one coming. I really didn’t. 
Perhaps I should have, because she’s 22 and plays in the WNBA and has a Kamala-voting boyfriend. Bad recipe for sanity, if you ask me. 
But I thought Caitlin was smarter than this. I knew the WNBA was dumb, but I thought Caitlin was smart. Again, sad. Foolish on my part, but still sad. 
Anyway, Clark alienated all of her fans earlier this week when she basically apologized to Time Magazine for being white. That’s right.

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Here’s everything you need to know injury-wise for Week 15.

Fans hoping to attend the Ohio State/Tennessee playoff game might be surprised by ticket prices.
The Buckeyes and Volunteers will meet in Columbus on December 21st in the opening round of the College Football Playoff.
It’s by far the most interesting opening round game, in my humble opinion. The Buckeyes have the most talented roster in the country on paper, but stumbled twice during the season.
Tennessee is also loaded, but has lacked consistency at times. It should be a great matchup.

In a very troubling revelation, Mike Tyson says that he can’t remember his boxing match against Jake Paul that occurred just a few weeks ago.
“I don’t remember the fight that much, I kind of blanked out a little,” the 58-year-old told Fox Sports Radio this week. 
“I remember coming back from the first round and Jake is doing some kind of, I don’t know what he was doing [Tyson mimics a bowing motion here as to what Paul was doing at the end] and that’s the last thing I remember,” the former heavyweight boxer continued.

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Picking upsets for Week 15 of the NFL season
The Week 14 NFL slate offered up what may eventually go into the books as the game of the year, as the Los Angeles Rams held off the Buffalo Bills by a final score of 44-42.
The Week 15 slate? Well, that offers not one, but two potential Super Bowl previews. Both come in the late-afternoon slate, the first a game between the Detroit Lions and the Bills, the second an inter-state showdown between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Pittsburgh Steelers.

LeBron James is having a questionable week.
First, the NBA star was called out by Colby Covington, and now he’s dealing with a mysterious absence from the Lakers, apparently due to “fatigue.”
Only the Lakers brass know why LeBron took time off, while the rest of the fans concocted their own theories on what’s happening.
On Wednesday, Lakers coach J.J. Redick commented on LeBron James’ absence from practice.

When Aidan O’Connell was placed in an air cast and carted off the field last weekend, everyone thought the worst. Well, the worst arrived this week, but not necessarily via the injury front for the Las Vegas Raiders quarterback.
O’Connell has a left knee injury. NFL Media reported it is a bone bruise.
And that’s actually not terrible. O’Connell is expected to play again this season and even said this week he hopes to play in the Raiders’ Monday Night game against the Atlanta Falcons.

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Here are the 16 PGA Tour and LPGA teams competing side-by-side this week in South Florida.
The second playing of the Granton Thornton Invitational kicks off this week in Naples, Florida, where plenty of PGA Tour and LPGA stars will team up and vie for a $1 million prize.
Fifteen of the 16 women playing this week played in this year’s Solheim Cup in Virginia, as Mel Reid, who served as a television analyst that week, is the outlier.

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The Rams’ playoff chances now sit as 52% and 49% to win the division entering the weekend.

It was one of those NFL games that had fans wondering if either team was interested in winning.
After several nail-biting Thursday Night Football showdowns, we finally got a stinker in Week 15 between NFC West rivals, the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers. 
Kyle Shanahan and Brock Purdy led an extremely stunted pass attack to fall to the Rams, 12-6.
Purdy completed 14-of-31, throwing for 142 yards and an interception to LA’s Darious Williams. The Niners tallied 191 total yards of offense.

Race-baiter Jemele Hill absolutely played the hits on Thursday night.
Hill, a proponent of critical race theory, wanted to challenge OutKick’s Riley Gaines on a flammable topic regarding Caitlin Clark on X.
As is typical in Hill’s second act — following her failed stint as a sports commentator — she launched into a wildly off-the-rails rant about white privilege during her heated exchange with Gaines.
Riley Gaines got the conversation started on X with a take on the recent Caitlin Clark news.

Kyle Shanahan told media after the game that veteran linebacker De’Vondre Campbell told the team he didn’t want to play and went to the locker room.

“I don’t feel no pressure about it … We are one of the best teams in the country.

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