Los Angeles Chargers running back Austin Ekeler is a fantasy football star. Chances are if he’s on your team, you drafted him early in the first round. Maybe you also have his backup, Joshua Kelley, on your team. If you don’t, you should.
And that’s according to Austin Ekeler, himself.
Ekeler is not only a star for other fantasy football players, but he’s an avid player himself. He even hosts a podcast for Yahoo Sports that focuses on fantasy football.
This week, Ekeler implored fantasy football managers to add Joshua Kelley to their teams.
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An assistant athletic director at James Madison University had to have his contact information scrubbed from the school’s website. Two other administrators at different schools locked their accounts on X (formerly Twitter). For those who have kept their contact info public, the bombardment has been ceaseless, vitriolic, often alarmingly specific and occasionally threatening.
Following Team USA’s disappointing showing at the 2023 FIBA World Cup, basketball fans are hopeful more of the NBA’s premier talent will volunteer their services to play for the U.S. at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
While most fans likely hadn’t considered Dwight Howard as a likely candidate for the Olympic squad, the 37-year-old threw his own hat in the ring, and even made a hilarious threat about what he’d do if not selected to the team.
The A’ja Wilson-Breanna Stewart dominance over the top two spots continues as we enter the playoffs.
When Aaron Rodgers ran onto the field for his Jets debut on Monday night, fans loved seeing his unique handshake with cornerback Sauce Gardner.
But, now with the quarterback out for the remainder of the 2023 season with a torn Achilles, Gardner seems to be pretty upset about not being able to show off their handshake again this season.
Gardner left a funny, but sentimental comment below the Instagram picture Rodgers posted to break his silence about the injury on Wednesday. Despite the nearly 17-year age gap between the two players, they’ve seemed to become good friends already.
The last image of Bills receiver Stefon Diggs and quarterback Josh Allen from the 2022 NFL season came after Buffalo lost to the Bengals in the AFC divisional round back in January.
Diggs was seen yelling at his quarterback on the sidelines, and this was followed by the receiver posting various cryptic tweets. In response, fans were curious if there was tension between Diggs and Allen, or even within the Bills in general.
Diggs spoke about the situation with his fellow teammate Von Miller on his podcast The Von Cast.
New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has issued his first public statements since suffering a season-ending Achilles tear Monday night against the Buffalo Bills.
If you’ve somehow been without any television, internet, or cell service and are unaware of what went down. Rodgers injured his left leg on his first drive with the Jets. The following day, the extent of the injury was revealed.
Rodgers posted some photos from the night including one of him running onto the field with an American flag in hand.
“I have a lot of belief in myself that I’m not as far off as I think,” he said Wednesday.
For the first time since tearing his Achilles vs. the Bills on Monday, Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has spoken.
The veteran posted a message on Instagram Wednesday, thanking everyone for reaching out and saying that he was “heartbroken” by what happened. Then, before saying he was proud of the Jets for winning their season-opener, Rodgers wrote a message implying that he will be back.
“The night is darkest before the dawn,” he wrote. “And I shall rise yet again.”
The Jets put Rodgers on injured reserve on Tuesday, ending his 2023 season.
Players will be on the field in London while animated versions of them play in “Andy’s room.