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A day after DeAndre Hopkins kicked off our offseason #crypticsocialmediamessages with a passive aggressive Instagram post, Rams DB Jalen Ramsey took to Twitter to stir the pot.
Ramsey, 28, fired off a tweet just before 5 a.m. ET Friday implying that he’s probably played his last snap with the Los Angeles Rams.
“It is what it is!” Ramsey said. “It was what it was! If that’s the end, I went out wit a BANG! Still THAT!

It is what it is! It was what it was! If that’s the end, I went out wit a BANG! Still THAT! pic.twitter.

The Chiefs star received 49 of the 50 possible first team votes for AP All-Pro.

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Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes received 49 of the 50 possible first place votes for the AP All-Pro team, as the Kansas City signal-caller emerged as the clear frontrunner for league MVP, as the award is decided by the same voters.
Mahomes last won the award during the 2018 season, and now appears well on his way to being crowned the league’s Most Valuable Player for the second time in his playing career.
Mahomes completed 67.

With less than two months remaining until the NHL’s March 3 trade deadline, let’s focus on a potential trade for San Jose Sharks defenseman Erik …

Juan Soto and the Padres reached a one-year, $23 million deal on a day when hundreds of MLB players avoided arbitration by settling on 2023 salaries.

Taylor Decker seems like the kind of guy you don’t want to make angry.
At 6-foot-7, 315 pounds the former Lions’ first-round draft pick literally makes a living mauling opposing defenders.
Clearly, FedEx didn’t know who they were messing with.
On Thursday night, Decker took to Twitter to voice his displeasure with the popular shipping company for apparently losing a perishable 24-hour one-month shipment of milk for his newborn baby.

Suns forward Jae Crowder has not played all season and indicated it’s not necessarily by choice.

The Los Angeles Lakers made a big gamble when they traded for Russell Westbrook.

The tackle missed the last two games of the regular season.
Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson missed the last two regular season games with an injury, but the veteran made a strong declaration on The Pat McAfee Show ahead of Philadelphia’s divisional round appearance.
“I’m playing,” he said of next weekend’s game. “Let’s wrap this thing up and see what happens.”
Johnson suffered an abductor injury to his groin, as opposed to an abdominal injury that was initially reported, in the team’s week 16 game vs. the Cowboys and will need surgery.

After the New Jersey Devils’ 5-3 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday, I did some digging and found two interesting statistics.

Jonathan Isaac‘s return to the court on Wednesday, nearly 900 days after he last played in an NBA game, was a success, writes Khobi Price of The …