Hall of Famer Joe Namath blasted Zach Wilson in an interview with “The Michael Kay Show” on ESPN New York radio, while also taking aim at coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas.
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Namath didn’t mince words while also targeting head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas.
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The 2024 LIV Golf schedule isn’t official yet, but there seemed to be no Donald Trump courses among the 14 venues listed.
LIV Golf hasn’t officially announced its full 2024 schedule yet, but it seems the 14-event season will feature some major changes.
While it’ll be the Saudi-backed league’s third season, some of the venues will be brand new, and the timing of some events are suspiciously convenient, per Bob Harig of Sports Illustrated.
One of the interesting subplots to Monday Night Football between the Philadelphia Eagles and Tampa Bay Buccaneers is the team’s usage of wide receiver AJ Brown. Last week, during a game against the Minnesota Vikings, quarterback Jalen Hurts only targeted Brown six times.
Several of those targets came after Brown and Hurts engaged in a heated exchange on the sideline.
Jalen Hurts and AJ Brown talking on the sideline with Sirianni:
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After the Angels announced Mike Trout would remain out for the remainder of the season while recovering from a fractured hamate bone, the superstar outfielder spoke to reporters and addressed his future in Anaheim.
On Monday, Trout voiced his frustrations over the injury that put an early end to his ‘23 campaign.
Additionally, the 32-year-old said that he anticipates having a discussion with management about his future with the franchise when the two sides meet this offseason. Trout stated that he expects to be back in an Angels uniform in 2024, via Jeff Fletcher of the OC Register.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last 24 hours or so, you’ve probably heard about Taylor Swift going to the Bears–Chiefs game to watch Travis Kelce score a touchdown in Kansas City’s blowout win at Arrowhead.
The two have become a huge storyline over the past few weeks and their possible relationship has led to awkward videos and rented out restaurants.
The Philadelphia Eagles, meanwhile, reminded everyone on Monday night that they have their own Kelce-Swift duo, and they did so in hilarious fashion before their game against the Bucs.
Cowboys defensive end Micah Parsons was determined to make quarterback Josh Dobbs’s life on the field difficult when Dallas faced the Cardinals on Sunday afternoon at State Farm Stadium.
On an episode of The Edge With Micah Parsons ahead of the Week 3 matchup, the All-Pro edge rusher said he was putting Dobbs “on a bulletin board” and “throwing darts” at him. Parsons did register one of the Cowboys’ two sacks on Dobbs in the contest.
Warning: Tasteless Antonio Brown posts included
Antonio Brown‘s out of his mind. Well, now more than ever.
The troubled ex-Steelers wideout has enjoyed dishing a streak of critiques against the tepid Pittsburgh Steelers offense; maybe as a way to get back on the team, which is a desperate bid.
After the Steelers survived a tight contest against the Raiders Sunday night, AB unleashed on Pittsburgh’s offense, namely offensive coordinator Matt Canada.
In typical Brown fashion, the jokes were in poor taste and only made by a man who’s absorbed too many blows to the head.
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Kopeka dropped some knowledge about how many majors he could win in his career but threw a dig Tiger along the way.
Brooks Koepka has opened his mouth again and made some audacious claims.
Koepka joined the Barstool’s Pardon My Take podcast to talk about the upcoming Ryder Cup. But it was comments about both Tiger Woods and major championships as a whole that caught everyone’s attention.
The five-time major winner listed some very lofty, improbable goals which shocked Big Cat.
Ohio State–Notre Dame was arguably college football’s biggest matchup in Week 4. As could be expected, huge audiences tuned in for the telecast on NBC and Peacock.
According to the network, 10.5 million viewers watched the Buckeyes’ thrilling 17–14 win over the Fighting Irish on Saturday night. That number is the second-highest audience NBC Sports has ever drawn, topped only by 1993’s matchup between No. 1 Notre Dame and No. 1 Florida State. That clash, dubbed “Game of the Century,” drew 22 million viewers.