Author: Michael

NFL owners have shown throughout time that the only color that matters is green. If a black quarterback, coach or GM can win games, that’s all that matters. Lamar Jackson is not a victim of NFL racism.
No, owners are punishing him because the Cleveland Browns went rogue and gave Deshaun Watson $230 million, fully-guaranteed.
There are plenty of football arguments to make for why Lamar Jackson isn’t worth that money. I’ve made them myself. Personally, I would not want to tie my franchise to Lamar Jackson long-term and commit a massive chunk of salary cap.

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The quarterback’s teammate was quick to come to his defense after news of the massive deal broke.
The Giants and Daniel Jones agreed to a massive four-year extension on Tuesday, the sheer size of which has sparked quite a bit of discussion around the NFL. While the deal may have some detractors, one of the Jones’s teammates was quick to run his quarterback’s defense.

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It all started with a beat-up ring in Mexico.
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Komander’s big break
The face of the revolution wears a luchador mask.
Last week on Dynamite, lucha libre sensation Komander wrestled in the eight-man “Face of the Revolution” ladder match. Powerhouse Hobbs won the match, but there was no question that Komander won people over.

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New York’s top executive all but confirmed earlier reports about the pass catcher’s future with the franchise.
Giants general manager Joe Schoen all but confirmed that the team plans to release wide receiver Kenny Golladay after an underwhelming two-year run for the once-star pass-catcher in New York. 
Speaking to reporters Wednesday, Schoen said that the Giants are likely to “take our medicine this year” regarding Golladay, per ESPN’s Jordan Raanan.

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When trash-talking another team, there’s nothing that cuts deeper than the truth. This Vancouver Canucks fan who is still quite a few years away from legally operating an automobile knew this and used it to annihilate the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Leafs — who it should be noted haven’t won a Stanley Cup since 1967 (or a playoff series since 2004) — were in British Columbia for a date with the Canucks.
During a stoppage in play, the Canucks played a game where they have a kid — in this case a 9-year-old girl named Lily — try to name old stuff. People always get a kick out of this.

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