Author: Michael

Joe Flacco can add another chapter to his storybook comeback story on Thursday night when the Cleveland Browns take on the New York Jets. A Browns win would secure the franchise’s first playoff appearance since 2020 and just its third since the team returned to Cleveland in 1999. 
Flacco, though, places no additional significance on Thursday’s crucial game coming against one of his former teams. 

Joe Flacco will be taking on one of his former team’s Thursday night when the Cleveland Browns face the New York Jets.

Sal Vetri reveals nine matchups fantasy managers can exploit when setting their lineups for championship games.

Sean McVay refused to let a productive opening drive that started on the Los Angeles Rams’ 5-yard line end on a sour note.
Instead of settling for a field goal, McVay kept the Rams’ offense on the field for a fourth-and-goal play from the New Orleans Saints’ 2-yard line. Puka Nacua, the star of Thursday’s victory, capped the 14-play, 95-yard drive with a two-yard touchdown reception.
The bold play helped the Rams maintain their offensive rhythm from the past month, while addressing a few red-zone concerns.

It’s officially Nico Iamaleava time in Tennessee. The highly touted quarterback of the 2023 recruiting class will get the start in Monday’s Citrus Bowl as Joe Milton has decided to opt-out of the bowl game.
As the Vols prepare to face Iowa on Monday, they will do it behind true-freshman Iamaleava. This is the perfect opportunity for the freshman to officially take over the spot.
In an announcement on social media, Joe Milton said that he will begin the process of preparing for the 2024 NFL Draft.

With the Phoenix Suns sitting at 14-15 on the year, Kevin Durant has every reason to be frustrated, which is exactly what ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported ahead of the Suns’ matchup with the Dallas Mavericks on Christmas. The only issue is Woj’s source was based on feelings and not actual fact and KD isn’t standing for it.
Before the Suns’ 14-point home loss to the Mavericks, a game in which Luka Doncic scored 50 points for Dallas, Wojnarowski joined the pregame show and claimed that people in Phoenix can’t help but feel Durant’s frustration with the franchise.

The NFL season is nearing an end and with it, the MVP conversation. The only issue is it’s anyone’s guess who’s going to take home the coveted trophy. Typically, the award is won by a quarterback, but no signal-caller has been able to separate themselves from the back—leading to some discussion on who else could win it. 
Outside of the quarterbacks, San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey has forced his way into the conversation to win the award, but Hall of Fame tailback Barry Sanders threw cold water on it Tuesday.

New York Giants coach Brian Daboll told reporters on Wednesday that Tyrod Taylor will get the start for the team’s matchup against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. With the move, Tommy DeVito will be relegated to the bench in what could end one of the best stories of the NFL season. 
DeVito burst onto the scene and became in internet sensation for New York after both Daniel Jones and Taylor went down with injuries earlier in the season.

Lane Kiffin isn’t happy about the transfer portal timeline, and he made that crystal clear with some blunt remarks.
Transfer portal chaos has overtaken college football the past few seasons. Players have more movement than ever before, and while that might not be inherently bad, the portal being open prior to the season ending has resulted in seriously depleted rosters for bowl games.
Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin criticizes transfer portal timeline.

Kevin Durant is not only one of the most reliable scorers in the NBA, but the Phoenix Suns star can usually be counted on to respond to something he disagrees with in the media. 
On Christmas Day, ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported that people in the Suns organization have noticed Durant’s frustration with how the team has played with Bradley Beal and Devin Booker sidelined by injuries. Those rumblings gained more heat when Durant scored only 16 points on 4-of-11 shooting with six turnovers in Phoenix’s 128–114 loss to the Dallas Mavericks.

Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce released the latest episode of their hit podcast, New Heights, on Wednesday and the two brothers once again showed why so many fans love hearing them talk about anything and everything each week as they couldn’t stop laughing over an awkward moment about Christmas gifts. 
This all happened when Travis Kelce told his older brother that he got his fellow Kansas City Chiefs tight ends specially made velour suits. Jason Kelce then explained that he doesn’t like velour suits because of the way they make him feel. 
That’s when things took a hilarious turn.