Every week during Amazon’s Thursday Night Football coverage, former NFL tailback Marshawn Lynch gives viewers a look at life in the city where the game is being played with his ’N ’Yo City segment. But the vignettes are just as eye-opening for Lynch as they are for fans at home. He’s taken a boat through the bayou looking for alligators, gotten a tour of Mission Control at NASA headquarters in Houston and reminisced about a classic ESPN segment during a return to Buffalo, among other things.
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Deion was waiting. Now he pounced.
Colorado State head coach Jay Norvell took a shot at in-state rival Deion Sanders when he made a comment about Coach Prime’s propensity to wear sunglasses.
I went back through Jay Norvell’s Coaches Show to see if there’s any added context to his comments about Deion.
There….isn’t. Pure rivalry fodder Take a listen: pic.twitter.
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Could Red Bull see their streak come to an end at Marina Bay?
Red Bull has been the dominant force in Formula 1 this year, by miles. The team is closing in on their second straight Constructors’ Championship — and can technically clinch the title this weekend in the Singapore Grand Prix — and Max Verstappen has won ten straight races, having set a new F1 record at the Italian Grand Prix.
But if Friday’s dual practice sessions at Marina Bay are any indication, the Bulls are up against it this weekend.
Deion Sanders is escalating his feud with Colorado State coach Jay Norvell, and that resulted in some free gear for his players.
Norvell and Sanders have been going back and forth ever since the former felt the need to take a shot at the way Deion conducts himself doing interviews. Specifically, the way he dresses.
“I sat down with ESPN, and I don’t care if they hear it in Boulder, I told them I took my hat off and I took my glasses off. I said, ‘When I talk to grown ups, I take my hat and my glasses off.
Fantasy football analyst Dalton Del Don shares his lineup advice for every NFL game on the Week 2 slate.
Vikings running back Alexander Mattison received some unbelievably vulgar messages Thursday night.
The Vikings dropped a tough game to the Eagles 34-28, and Mattison dropped one of three fumbles Minnesota suffered throughout the game.
For some insane reason, people thought it was appropriate to hop on Instagram and send him wildly racist messages.
Alexander Mattison reveals racist DM messages sent to him after the Vikings lost to the Eagles. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
The Vikings running back was called multiple racial slurs, which have been blocked out, in screenshots below.
Colorado is arguably the hottest college football story of 2023, as the Buffaloes look for their third consecutive win to begin the season. And although Colorado could’ve looked past this week’s game against Colorado State and toward USC next week, Rams head coach Jay Norvell added fuel to the intrastate rivalry.
Earlier this week, Norvell criticized the fact that Sanders sometimes keeps his hat and sunglasses on while speaking with reporters. The move to call out Sanders seems unwise, considering the Buffs used perceived disrespect to motivate them in wins over TCU and Nebraska.
No one is complaining, well, much in Philadelphia because the Eagles are undefeated the first two weeks of the NFL season and no team can do better than that.
So this isn’t about what’s wrong with the Eagles.
It’s about what isn’t quite right yet.
And that would be quarterback Jalen Hurts.
Jalen Hurts threw for 171 less yards than Kirk Cousins on Thursday night.
With Daniel Snyder gone, the Commanders’ stadium saga is returning to the forefront of area governments’ concerns