Former NFL running back LeSean McCoy has continued to make headlines with his controversial takes. Recently, McCoy took aim at the Cowboys and quarterback Dak Prescott.
McCoy specifically spoke about the viral trash talking situation between Prescott and teammate Trevon Diggs. McCoy talked on FS1’s Speak Live and said that during his time in the league, he played with quarterbacks who would never have heard this kind of talk from their teammates.
Prescott was asked about McCoy’s comments on 105.3 the Fan, and the quarterback gave quite the unbothered response.
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The former No. 2 overall pick connected on a 57-yard pass in the first quarter of Jets-Browns.
Lights out!
Football is back, which means technical issues are back.
Thursday’s NFL Hall of Fame Game between the New York Jets and Cleveland Browns suffered a temporary pause when half of the lights went out at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium.
The stadium’s tech issue delayed the new season’s inaugural game for 20 minutes.
The hiccup came at the start of the fourth quarter, with New York up 16-14 over Cleveland.
The stadium crew turning the lights out on this game after 3 quarters like I usually do pic.twitter.
Despite not playing in the Hall of Fame Game, Aaron Rodgers still managed to turned heads Thursday night courtesy of his latest eyebrow-raising comments comparing Garrett Wilson to Davante Adams.
Since joining the Jets earlier this offseason, the star quarterback has spoken highly of Wilson on multiple occasions, even going as far as likening his new teammate to Adams—his Packers running mate from 2014 to ’21.
On Thursday, Rodgers, again, took a moment to sing Wilson’s praises during an interview with NBC’s Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth from the sidelines in Canton.
We gathered around the television on Thursday night to watch the Hall of Fame game because we are sadists, gambling addicts, hopelessly bored or curious about the one lingering football question one can start to have answered on a night like this: Is Zach Wilson salvageable?
It’s far too big a question to tackle in one night, of course. Wilson, especially with Aaron Rodgers ahead of him on the depth chart, will have plenty of audition time this summer. He will have better moments than we saw against the Browns.
The Arizona Wildcats are reportedly close to jumping the Big 12 Conference, according to OutKick’s Trey Wallace.
Wallace confirmed that the Wildcats are in “deep discussions” with the Big 12 about imminently jumping from the Pac-12 Conference.
Sources: Arizona is in deep discussions with the Big 12 about joining the league. Some finality is expected in the near future, as there’s an Arizona Board of Regents meeting scheduled for later tonight.
Former MLB player Raudy Read may have changed baseball leagues, but he brought his temper with him.
The catcher and former Washington National now plays for the Spire City Ghost Hounds (weird) in pro baseball’s Atlantic League.
Read confronted a fan in attendance for Thursday night’s game against the Long Island Ducks — an altercation that seemingly came out of nowhere!
With the bases loaded in extra innings, with an 11-8 deficit against the Ducks, the Ghost Hounds completed a double play that ended with Raudy Read bolting after a fan in the stands.
Yannick Ngakoue, one of the top remaining NFL free agents on the market, has signed a one year deal with the Bears, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported on Thursday night.
“The top available defensive free agent, DE Yannick Ngakoue, is signing a one-year, $10.5 million deal, including $10 million guaranteed with the Chicago Bears,” tweeted Schefter.
The veteran, who played with the Colts last season, has recorded at least eight sacks since entering the NFL back in 2016.
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After losing Bryce Young to the NFL, Alabama and coach Nick Saban enter the 2023 season with the unenviable task of finding the star quarterback’s replacement.
For Saban, the start of Alabama’s preseason camp on Thursday also meant the genesis of weeks of questioning regarding who’ll fill the void left by Young, who was drafted first overall by the Panthers in April.
As expected, Saban, ahead of his 17th season in Tuscaloosa, addressed the QB1 competition early in his first media session of the new campaign.