Former Pro Bowl QB Carson Wentz will be looking for his fourth team in as many seasons after being cut by the Commanders.
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Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce are still soaking in the championship.
The Chiefs are still soaking in their Super Bowl win over the Eagles, with some of the team’s star players recently heading out west to Las Vegas to continue their celebration. A video was shared featuring Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and several other of Kansas City’s offensive stars taking the stage during a live concert by The Chainsmokers.
During the performance, which took place at the Wynn Las Vegas Resort’s XS Nightclub, Kelce, Mahomes, and Co.
Washington is kicking Carson Wentz to the curb after a miserable one-year ride with the Commanders.
Announced Monday, the Commanders have released Wentz, a former MVP candidate, from the team.
Carson Wentz Dumped After Another One-Year Tryout
The 30-year-old veteran was hoping for a breath of fresh air with the Commanders last season after head coach Ron Rivera openly requested that the front office bring him in, with the confidence of starting Wentz under center.
Did Wentz prove beneficial in the Commanders’ surprising 8-8-1 finish to the year? Absolutely not.
Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy, Joy Taylor, and Ric Bucher discuss how impressive Damian Lillard’s 71-point performance was in the Portland Trail Blazers 131-114 victory over the Houston Rockets. Joy weighs in on Lillard’s performance and explains he is one of the most impressive offensive players we have ever seen.
Jackson Holliday is only 19 years old, but he is already doing things well beyond his age. The son of seven-time MLB All-Star outfielder Matt Holiday has baseball in his blood and will be a big part of the future in Baltimore.
Holliday, who was just beginning his senior season at Stillwater High School at this time last year, was selected No. 1 overall by the Orioles in the 2022 MLB Draft last July. He joins a very young core with a lot of hope and potential.
The Kansas City defensive tackle had a terse response to an eager Brandon Graham.
Perhaps Super Bowl LVII was over before it started.
Nearly a month after the Chiefs edged out the Eagles 38–35 to win their second title in four years, a clip of Kansas City defensive tackle undefined delivering an instantly memorable response to trash talk from Philadelphia before the game has surfaced.
In the video, tweeted by a Chiefs fan on Saturday afternoon, the two teams greet each other at midfield before the coin toss at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz.
If he never fought again, Jon Jones would have a legitimate argument as the best to ever do it. On Saturday, he moves up to heavyweight in his first fight in three years.
Is Damian Lillard in the conversation with the greatest shooters of all time? Shannon Sharpe believes he has an ironclad claim.
Allegations of racist and vulgar language from the home crowd marred a huge comeback win in college hoops.
Rutgers overcame a 19-point deficit in the second half of Sunday’s matchup against Penn State. The Scarlet Knights ended up with a 59-56 comeback win.
Penn State Fans Accused Of Offensive Language
The Nittany Lions’ student section at Bryce Jordan Center was the story of the night, however. An official from the student fan group, Legion of Blue, addressed allegations of offensive language from behind the Rutgers bench.
Before the Big Dance comes the Little Dance. Here are the teams, dreams and dark horses you should keep an eye on as the action begins.
Forty names, games, teams and minutiae making news in college basketball, where Oral Roberts finishes the regular season as the only Division I team to go undefeated in conference play—and nobody went winless:
FIRST HALF: Eight Men’s College Hoops Trends to Watch
SECOND HALF
THE LITTLE DANCE
For the megalomaniacs who want to ruin perfection and expand the NCAA tournament (21), the rebuttal to that terrible idea begins this week.