Author: Michael

Ryan Fitzpatrick decided to wear a shirt at this year’s AFC Divisional Round game in Buffalo. That was new. His support for the Bills, on the other hand, was not.
On the evening prior to the Divisional Round, Fitzpatrick voiced the team’s hype video.

The AFC defending champs are coming to our house. @CaesarsSports | #CINvsBUF pic.twitter.com/YKJHquHfUA
— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) January 22, 2023

Fitzpatrick spent 17 years in the NFL with nine teams. His longest stop came with Buffalo from 2009 through 2012 and he’s been a huge fan ever since.

The Toffees are back in the relegation battle, sitting tied for last on points in the Premier League table after 20 games.
Premier League legend Frank Lampard’s young managerial career has taken yet another ugly turn.
According to Sky Sports, the longtime Chelsea midfielder (and former manager of the Blues) was sacked by Everton on Monday, ending his tenure after just 38 Premier League games in charge with the club currently in 19th place.
Lampard’s year with the Toffees was marked by inconsistency and underperformance.

Deebo Samuel kept the receipts, but Cowboys LB Micah Parsons wants no part of the nonsense.
Hours after Samuel and the 49ers eliminated Dallas from the playoffs with a 19-12 win in the NFC Divisional game, Samuel took to Instagram to remind Parsons not to “poke the bear.”
The All-Pro defender, of course, didn’t appreciate it.
“Don’t Poke The Bear,” Samuel wrote before posting a series of pictures from the previous week, including one quoting Parsons saying, “This is who I wanted.”
Parsons was quick to respond to the post. And by quick, I mean almost instantly.

Jalen Hurts and Brock Purdy had an epic duel when Hurts played for Oklahoma and Purdy was at Iowa State. They meet again Sunday for a spot in the Super Bowl.

The Dallas Cowboys sent an all-time awkward tweet about Dak Prescott after losing to the 49ers.
Dallas’ season came crashing down Sunday night as the offense and Dak stalled in the playoffs against San Francisco.
It was beyond disappointing, and fans are absolutely furious with what played out on the field.
The Cowboys accidentally bury Dak Prescott on Twitter. (Photo by Lachlan Cunningham/Getty Images)
Well, either on purpose or completely on accident, the Cowboys really hung Dak out to dry after his two interception performance.

The Fox analyst opened Undisputed on Monday by apologizing for his role in the incident at Crypto.com Arena on Friday night.
Undisputed host Shannon Sharpe opened Monday’s show with an apology for his role in a sideline altercation with multiple Grizzlies players and the father of Memphis star Ja Morant on Friday night at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.
“As you have probably heard or seen Friday night at the Lakers game, I want to apologize for my behavior,” Sharpe said. “As I’ve preached for the last 6 1/2 years, responsibility and accountability.

Here are some of the biggest moves that’ve been made in MLB free agency thus far, along with the top players still available.

The Chiefs and Eagles are tied for the best odds at SI Sportsbook to win Super Bowl LVII heading into championship weekend.
Three of the four teams that advanced to the conference championship in 2022 returned this season.
The Chiefs and Bengals will see one another Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium in a rematch of last year’s AFC championship game. The 49ers are also back on the verge of the Super Bowl and will travel to Lincoln Financial Field to play the Eagles for the NFC title.
Cincinnati and Philadelphia both rolled in the divisional round.

Throwing him RIGHT under the bus.
If you were on Twitter shortly before midnight on Sunday you might have seen this — one of the most incredible and stunning tweets I’ve ever seen from a team account.

Dak Prescott gave away the ball twice in the narrow loss to the 49ers, in a matchup the Cowboys had a chance to win if they didn’t again generate self-inflicted wounds.#DALvsSF | #DallasCowboys
— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) January 23, 2023

There’s nothing factually incorrect about the tweet. Dak played poorly.

Few know Tom Brady better than his longtime tight end, Rob Gronkowski, who shed some light on what may influence the quarterback’s decision while picking a new team in 2023.