The Canadian women’s national team says it is outraged by cuts to its program and won’t participate in team activities. Canada was scheduled to play its opening SheBelieves Cup match against the USWNT on Thursday.
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Everything about Rob Gronkowski’s ‘Kick Of Destiny’ was a huge letdown. The anticlimactic field goal could not have been less exciting and it also came with (very unimportant) controversy.
Before we get into the breakdown, let me start by giving credit to FanDuel where credit is due. The promotional stunt more than served its purpose and here we are, one day later, talking about the kick.
Well done, FanDuel, you won this round. DraftKings is still the move, though.
People had lots of jokes.
Nick Sirianni and the Philadelphia Eagles came up short in Super Bowl LVII on Sunday night in Arizona, losing to Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, 38-35.
The Eagles head coach was emotional after the game but he also got really emotional before the game began as cameras caught him crying during the national anthem.
I am not here to make fun of him for that – I love seeing raw emotions like that and think it’s healthy as you-know-what to show them.
Paige Spiranac might not be a happy camper now that football season is over.
The NFL season came to a close in epic fashion Sunday night when the Chiefs beat the Eagles in a great game.
Jackson Mahomes Was Unbelievably Cringe After The Super Bowl
Now, we have to wait until September for regular season NFL action to return. Obviously, that’s less than ideal. People aren’t happy. The immediate weeks that follow the NFL season ending are always tough, and Spiranac apparently feels the same way.
The Eagles led the NFL in sacks during the 2022 season but couldn’t get to Patrick Mahomes during Super Bowl LVII.
During the Chiefs’ 38–35 Super Bowl LVII win over the Eagles on Sunday, Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes wasn’t sacked a single time.
This was quite the feat for the Chiefs’ offensive line, because the Eagles defense led the NFL with 70 sacks during the regular seas.
Chiefs offensive tackle Orlando Brown was hyped after the game because of the offensive line’s performance.
“Zero sacks. Put it on a f—— t-shirt,” Brown said.
Chiefs fans celebrated another Super Bowl victory with fireworks that lit up the radar in Kansas City.
The Chiefs captured their second Super Bowl title in four seasons Sunday night in a thrilling 38–35 victory in Super Bowl LVII.
Patrick Mahomes won his second Super Bowl MVP award to go along with his league MVP for the 2022 season, playing through the pain of a high ankle sprain to complete 21 of 27 passes for 182 yards and three touchdowns. He added 44 yards on the ground, included a couple crucial third-down scrambles on his hurt ankle to keep drives alive.
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These Super Bowl photos of sad Eagles fans are something else.
We all know what happens when Philadelphia wins a championship: Anarchy. When the Eagles won in 2018 we had fans climbing greased light poles, stage diving off hotel awnings, and a fan eating the feces of a police horse. So, what happens when they lose?
Apparently, mostly the same stuff — just a little sadder.
The controversial holding penalty on Eagles cornerback James Bradberry near the end of Super Bowl LVII against the Chiefs ignited a fierce debate on social media, and former Patriots wideout Julian Edelman jumped in with a strong take.
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The Super Bowl hangover is real
The Super Bowl hangover is real.
I do not know about you, dear reader, but as someone who did not have a dog in the fight last night, this Monday morning has hit me like a truck. I managed maybe three hours of sleep, and even those hours were interrupted by a pair of cats who I think were trying to tell me something about holding penalties.
I vaguely remember walking both of my children to their respective bus stops for school this morning, and I also vaguely remember packing their lunches.
The Super Bowl LVII champions open as the team with the shortest odds to win the 2023 NFL championship.
Shortly after the Chiefs took down the Eagles, 38–35, to win Super Bowl LVII, Kansas City opened as the Super Bowl LVIII betting favorite, according to SI Sportsbook.
It should come as no surprise that all of the top contenders for next season made the playoffs this past season. As of Monday morning, the Chiefs boast +600 odds to win next year’s title, while the Bills (+750), 49ers (+750) and Eagles (+800) round out the top four betting favorites.