A look at QB situations, including Jordan Love’s accuracy, Dak Prescott’s deep ball and C.J. Stroud’s hot start.
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Even Travis Kelce thinks the NFL is going a bit too far in covering Taylor Swift’s new interest in the Chiefs and their star tight end.
During this week’s edition of their New Heights podcast, Jason Kelce asked his brother, personal business aside, if the NFL was “overdoing it” with embracing the Swifties.
“I think it’s fun when they show who’s at the game,” Travis said. “I think it brings a little bit more to the atmosphere, brings a little bit more to what you’re watching.
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Previewing the Qatar Grand Prix, Liam Lawson opened up about his 2024 status
Somebody had to be the odd driver out at AlphaTauri. With three drivers vying for two seats next season, someone was going to be disappointed.
Unfortunately for Liam Lawson, that feeling is his and his alone.
When AlphaTauri announced their driver lineup for next season ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix, the two drivers picked for the upcoming season were Yuki Tsunoda and Daniel Ricciardo.
An NFL executive whose team recently played the Patriots has a pretty clear idea of why the game looks “hard” for Mac Jones right now.
The Phillies slugger raced around the bases, through a stop sign, and deep into the hearts of Phillies fans
Sometimes as an athlete, you have to trust your gut.
The latest example of that adage comes from Bryce Harper.
In the bottom of the eighth inning in Tuesday night’s Wild Card Game 1 between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Miami Marlins, Harper was on first base, having led off the inning with a single. After a fly out, that brought Nick Castellanos to the plate.
Deion Sanders might not have all the answers when it comes to college football at the moment, but he can sure relate to why Arizona State self-imposed a bowl ban.
The Colorado coach was asked a broad question Tuesday regarding football programs self-imposing postseason bans to prevent further punishment from the NCAA. The question at-first centered around Arizona State, but Coach Prime said he was not fully aware of the situation, so he made it relatable.
Many wondered how Bills coach Sean McDermott would do as the defensive play-caller after he replaced Leslie Frazier, who was Buffalo’s defensive coordinator the last six seasons.
Let’s just say McDermott is more aggressive with his blitz plays. The coach called a near-perfect game in the dominant 48–20 victory against the Dolphins and might have provided the blueprint for how to contain Tua Tagovailoa and his explosive offense.
McDermott’s squad is shaping up to be a Super Bowl contender.
During the MLB postseason, it’s often fun to see what sorts of celebratory expressions players will make to their teammates after a big play. But Phillies slugger Nick Castellanos raised eyebrows with his gesture toward the home dugout during Game 1 of the National League Wild Card Series.
In the fourth inning, Castellanos doubled off Marlins pitcher Jesús Luzardo. As the outfielder stood on second base, he raised a finger on his right hand and directed it to his teammates. To most observers, it appeared that Castellanos was making an obscene gesture.
Every week in this space, we roll through three plays that shaped the action of the NFL’s prior slate. In this edition we’ll take a look at a pair of defensive plays with which the Bills clinched a big win, and the Chiefs saved the game before eventually beating the Jets.
Then, finally, it’s time to take a deep dive into Texans QB C.J. Stroud, showing why the rookie is giving Houston fans real hope for the first time in years.
All screenshots and videos are courtesy of NFL+’s All-22.
Illinois is losing on and off the field this season after Memorial Stadium caught fire Tuesday.
A fire started at the southwest corner of the stadium, according to a statement from the program, and there’s hope the team can play Nebraska at home Friday night as currently scheduled.
“DIA will continue to evaluate the facility over the course of the next day but early indications are positive that the stadium will be prepared to host the game, as scheduled and without interruption of seating or services, for the game on Friday,” Illinois announced Tuesday night.