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So, it’s official: We’ve got a simmering bromance between Nick Bosa and President-elect Donald Trump about to hit full boil.
If you are not aware, the 49ers defensive end is a big Trump supporter. No, seriously, covering his Trump support has become a cottage industry of sorts. More on that in a few paragraphs.
But Trump, you see, is usually very aware of who likes him and who doesn’t. You got to know who’s who so they can be appropriately lit up or loved on, one supposes.
And right now the President-elect is loving on Bosa.
It’s Jerry Jones‘ world, and we’re all just living in it.
AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, is known as ‘Jerry World’ given his role in designing and funding the venue ahead of its grand reveal in 2009. With Jones putting hundreds of millions of dollars into the stadium and owning the franchise, it’s understandable that he wants to have a hand in any decision that needs to be made regarding the facility.
One of those decisions is attempting to fight the sun.
Are the Bears on the verge of reshaping their offensive braintrust around Caleb Williams?
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Here’s our latest 2025 NFL mock draft.
The midseason point of the NFL upon us, it’s already time to look ahead for most teams. Half of the NFL is pretty much ready to pack it in and start their scouting process for the 2025 NFL Draft.
This upcoming draft class is incredibly defense-heavy. Six of the top 10 in this mock are from the defensive side of the ball, and 17 of the players in the first round are from the defensive side of the ball.
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The only difference is that Kirk isn’t cheap.
Sunday in the Superdome was the quintessential Kirk Cousins football game. 300 yards passing, a solid completion percentage — and one L for good measure. The now 6-and-4 Falcons appear vulnerable at the top of the chaotically awful NFC South, but regardless of whether Atlanta can win the division or not it’s growing abundantly clear that this plan just isn’t going to work.
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We ranked eight NBA teams that need to make a move, and took our best shot at coming up with one trade each of them could pull off.
It’s fake trade season in the NBA.
It’s not actual trade season for a while. Teams don’t buy or sell when they either theoretically liked their roster going into the season or hated it but need teams to get more desperate before cleaning house. Usually, those talks don’t start happening until Dec. 15, when most of the league that was signed last offseason becomes eligible to be traded.
The Miami Dolphins will play the Los Angeles Rams for a Monday Night Football game, here’s how to watch.
Seismic change is coming to the New York Jets after this disappointing season is over, as the team will be hiring a new head coach, could be looking for a new general manager, might lose quarterback Aaron Rodgers to retirement, and even owner Woody Johnson might be leaving.
If that sounds like a lot, well, it is.
You know what’s also a lot? A team saying it’s one of the NFL’s eight or so teams that can win the Super Bowl and then deliver a so far horrible 3-7 season of unmet expectations.