Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown will miss Monday night’s wild-card matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers due to a sprained right knee, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports. If the Eagles defeat the Buccaneers, Brown could return for the divisional round next weekend, according to Schefter.
Brown suffered the injury in the first half of the Eagles’ Week 18 loss to the New York Giants, and he missed each of Philadelphia’s first two practices this week as he rehabilitates the knee.
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Tommy Fleetwood and Rory McIlroy embrace after the third round of the 2024 Dubai Invitational. | Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images
Tommy Fleetwood had the round of the day in Dubai, as his strong play has given him the lead over Rory McIlroy.
Tommy Fleetwood had the low round Saturday at the Dubai Invitational, as he climbed up the leaderboard and into the lead all by himself.
He carded an 8-under 63 Saturday—the best score by three shots. He is now 15-under overall, one stroke ahead of Rory McIlroy.
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Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr blasted his former Chicago Bulls fans after some decided to boo during last night’s halftime ‘Ring of Honor’ ceremony that celebrated the team’s 1995-1996 championship season.
But unlike Gregg Popovich, who freaked out on Spurs fans when they booed their former player Kawhi Leonard (who left the team for more money) Steve Kerr is justified in his anger here. The Bulls fans booed the WIDOW of Jerry Krause – and actually sent her to tears when she accepted his ring in her late husband’s honor.
The Chicago Bulls inducted their inaugural, 13-member Ring of Honor class on Friday night, but the night will be remembered by some for the wrong reason. Former general manager Jerry Krause, who died in 2017, was one of the inductees for his role in building Chicago’s 1990s dynasty, but Bulls fans booed him during the ceremony, causing his widow, Thelma, to be visibly shaken.
Maxx Crosby is putting his foot down as the Las Vegas Raiders arrive at a fork in the road in terms of their head coaching job.
Las Vegas can either hire a big name, such as Michigan‘s Jim Harbaugh, or retain interim coach Antonio Pierce, who is popular with players and improved the product on the field almost immediately after being appointed to the role.
Crosby, a three-time Pro Bowl selection and one of the most respected voices in the Raiders’ locker room, has made it clear whom he wants.
The Buckeyes are bringing a ton of key pieces back from their 2023 team.
In the classic football film ‘Little Giants,’ a vacuum-selling Rick Moranis fields a group of unathletic nerds to form a youth football team in order to defeat his older, former Super Bowl winning brother’s team. During the week up to the big game, Moranis is able to bring in the likes of John Madden, Emmitt Smith and Bruce Smith to help train the team and give them some well-needed advice.
Former Indianapolis Colts defensive end Steve Emtman’s contribution is to teach the Little Giants about intimidation.
The snow in Buffalo this weekend is one thing.
Jim Harbaugh just won a national championship at Michigan, and the NFL world has taken notice as teams look into hiring their new head coach. The Los Angeles Chargers and Las Vegas Raiders are interested in speaking with Harbaugh about their coaching vacancies, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapaport
Michigan, however, still wants to keep Harbaugh, as the school still has a 10-year, $125 million contract offer on the table.