Author: Michael

It looks like one of America’s automotive giants is headed back to F1. Multiple outlets are reporting that Red Bull won’t just unveil its new car, the RB-19, but will also announce an engine partnership with Ford.
The BBC reports that this news broke early after Ford inadvertently sent the news to the Italian news agency Ansa.
Whoops.

FIA Officially Looking To Add Up To Two Teams To Formula 1

However, this partnership isn’t exactly out of nowhere. The aforementioned BBC reported last month that the two sides were in talks to team up on an engine project.

The Cowboys owner weighed in on his ownership approach with the franchise.
As the Eagles prepare to make their second Super Bowl appearance in five seasons, their success has garnered the attention of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. 
Nick Sirianni, who is in his second season with the franchise, led the team to a 9-8 mark in ’21 before posting a 14-3 record this season on his way to a berth in Super Bowl LVII. This week, Jones visited Mobile, Ala., to watch draft prospects showcase their skills at the annual Senior Bowl.

When the Philadelphia Eagles play the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl next Sunday, Jason Kelce will face off against his brother Travis. The Kelce Bowl has dominated headlines since the NFC and AFC Championships.
Buried within that narrative, though, is one of the more unique Super Bowl stories— Jason’s wife, Kylie. Kylie is currently pregnant with her and Jason’s third child.
And she’s not just pregnant, but very, very pregnant.

His contract extension is reportedly worth in excess of $17 million per year.

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According to a report from Andrew Marchand of the New York Post, CBS grew concerned about Tony Romo’s level of preparation for football telecasts with the network.
Marchand detailed the network’s concern on his podcast with John Ourand this week.
“Tony Romo needs to study more,” Marchand said on The Marchand and Ourand Sports Media Podcast. “He needs to be better prepared. As you move away from the sidelines, you need to do more work.

Thousands of fans have signed a petition to have Donna Kelce — mother of both Jason and Travis Kelce — flip the coin at Super Bowl LVII.
A Change.com petition has been started to make it happen, and it’s racking up support. The petition is about two-thirds of the way to its goal of 15,000 signatures.
“This is for Donna Kelce, mother of Jason and Travis Kelce,” it reads under a photo of Mrs. Kelce. “Her sons are going to play each other in the Super Bowl in 2 weeks. I would like to see her wear this split jersey she had made when she flips the coin to start the game.

FOX Sports gambling expert Warren Sharp takes a look at which data is useful ahead of the Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl LVII matchup.

Chad Johnson shares with Shannon Sharpe his dream wedding. Chad said his dream wedding would include Brian McKnight, the Bahamas, a white horse and more. Chad said: “My values have changed, this is what happens when you meet the right people in life.

Chad Johnson opens up to Shannon Sharpe about no longer being involved with the I AM Athlete podcast alongside Brandon Marshall, Fred Taylor and Channing Crowder.

Can Patrick Mahomes eclipse Tom Brady’s Super Bowl records and GOAT status? Even the Chiefs QB sees that as a lofty ambition.

Less than two weeks after parting ways with Ed Reed, Bethune-Cookman University is reportedly set to hire FAU assistant Raymond Woodie Jr. as the program’s next head football coach.
Woodie, who played at Bethune-Cookman from 1992-95, wrote in a Facebook post Thursday that he has accepted the job. On3 was first to report the move.
“Grateful, thankful and blessed to announce that I will be returning to my alma mater to serve as the next Head Football Coach at Bethune-Cookman University,” he wrote. “I look forward to bringing a winning culture back to the city.