Doug Pederson will get on the Jacksonville Jaguars charter flight back home from Sunday’s game at the Detroit Lions, but there is no guarantee he’ll ever coach the team again.
That’s because the Jaguars, 2-9 following Sunday’s blowout loss to the Lions, will spend some time during their bye week determining whether to fire Pederson. And, per one source in Jacksonville, the favor Pederson enjoyed with owner Shad Khan as late as a couple of weeks ago has nearly disappeared.
A serious evaluation is looming.
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The Jets blew a late lead as Richardson led the Colts to a game-winning score in the final minute.
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With huge games, the standings during Week 11 are sure to jostle.
With huge games in both the NFC and AFC playoff pictures, the standings could definitely see a huge shift during Week 11.
Headlining the early window was a divisional matchup featuring the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens. The winner took the lead in the AFC North while the loser leads the Wild Card race.
The late afternoon window on Sunday features an absolutely massive game in the AFC with the first-place Kansas City Chiefs visiting the second-place Buffalo Bills.
These TV networks should have learned by now: You don’t edit stuff out of sports broadcasts because you send a message that beclowns you. But CBS apparently hasn’t learned.
On Sunday, in the Las Vegas Raiders game at the Miami Dolphins, tight end Brock Bowers scored on a 23 yard touchdown catch.
And he finished it off with a Trump Dance.
Not super huge news. The entire football playing world seems to be doing the Trump Dance now.
The coolest in the NFL may be the San Francisco 49ers.
White guys are doing it. Black guys are doing it. People are having fun.
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We have enjoyed our fair share of fun at Will Levis’ expense this season.
We have poked fun at his mayonnaise-scented cologne and highlighted his poor turnovers from early in the season that led to hilarious reactions on the field, and on the Tennessee Titans’ sideline. We even posited that his getting an MVP vote at midseason was the true election interference.
Rick Pitino still has bragging rights over his son, Richard Pitino. Rick’s St. John’s hoops team defeated Richard’s New Mexico Lobos, 85-71, on Sunday afternoon at Madison Square Garden.
As the clock wound down, St. John’s fans chanted “Who’s Your Daddy?” while the elder Pitino directed the crowd to “stop, stop, stop.”
Richard didn’t seem too bothered by the playful jeering, though.
“I was a New York Yankee fan and all I could think of was Pedro Martinez,” Richard said, via NJ.com.
As OutKick reported earlier Sunday, the Mountain West Conference says it “did not find sufficient evidence of claims in a recent Title IX complaint” that claimed transgender San Jose State (SJSU) volleyball player Blaire Fleming colluded with a Colorado State player to throw a match last month.
In addition to that allegation being included in a Title IX complaint, it’s also contained in a lawsuit filed last week that is headed by the lead attorney for the pro-woman organization Independent Council On Women’s Sport (ICONS), which is funding and backing the lawsuit.
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Nothing about the Butterfield Bermuda Championship is necessarily sexy. Sure, island golf is kind of cool, but the penultimate tournament of the PGA Tour season, taking place in mid-November no less with an incredibly weak field, doesn’t make for the most-intriguing event on paper.
There are three things in life that are certain: death, taxes, and Justin Tucker converting field goals. At least, that’s how it used to be.
The first two aren’t changing, because we haven’t found the Fountain of Youth, and taxes aren’t going away anytime soon (big sad). Now, it seems that the Baltimore Ravens kicker is not a guaranteed lock to drill field goals from insane distances – or regular ones, for that matter.
Remember, this guy is not only the most accurate kicker ever (he has converted 89.