Author: Michael

Caleb Williams looks so good for the Bears in preseason that he’s already drawing wild comparisons from his NFL peers.
The Chicago Bears are about to start their 105th season in franchise history. For the majority of that time, the Bears have been defined by three things: a ferocious defense, some all-time great running backs, and arguably the most pathetic quarterback lineage in NFL history.
The Bears are the only team in the NFL to never have a quarterback throw for 4,000 yards in a season.

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Not to be outdone by Snoop Dogg and Flavor Flav, Dr. Dre is the latest rap star to get involved with the Summer Olympics. But Dre (whose real name is Andre Romell Young) doesn’t just want to attend the 2028 Games in Los Angeles — he wants to compete.
His sport of choice: archery.
Yes, for real. In fact, Dre told Entertainment Tonight he’s “deadass serious.”
“I actually started playing around with archery in junior high,” the 59-year-old said. “I stopped for a while, and my son bought me a setup.

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It didn’t take Caitlin Clark long to notice a difference in physicality between WNBA players and her previous college opponents.
Aggressive play toward the No. 1 overall pick became a focal point early in the season after the Chicago Sky’s Chennedy Carter hip checked her to the ground during a controversial play on June 1. But that wasn’t an isolated incident. In fact, it seemed like every opposing team was eager to welcome the Indiana Fever rookie to the league in the most inhospitable way possible.

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Caleb Williams has looked the part of the first overall pick in the NFL draft in his first two preseason games with the Chicago Bears.
Williams in his first preseason start on August 10 showed off what made him the first pick; creating plays out of pressure and top tier arm strength.
READ: Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels Impress In NFL Debut
That was on display again on Saturday, particularly late in the second quarter. Williams rolled out of the pocket as it started to collapse, then threw a perfectly placed bomb down the sideline across his body on the move, without setting his feet.

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Kansas City Chiefs fans were treated to a little ‘Mahomes magic’ against the Detroit Lions
It finally happened.
After years of social media clips of Patrick Mahomes trying behind-the-back passes during practice or training camp, and after seasons of his head coach Andy Reid apparently urging him to try one in a game, it finally happened.
Seeing his first extended action of the preseason Saturday against the Detroit Lions, after a brief cameo against the Jacksonville Jaguars last week, Mahomes connected with Travis Kelce on a little shovel pass early in the contest.

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