Lack of exposure; no real interviews; a sharp drop in media coverage since the cardiac arrest … two-time World Series champ Aubrey Huff believes something’s up with Bills safety Damar Hamlin after suffering an on-field cardiac arrest in Week 17.
Huff has grown increasingly suspicious over the NFL’s major shift with the Hamlin news cycle: going from daily coverage on his status to going seemingly mum on the whole issue after Hamlin was declared healthy enough to no longer require medical attention.
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Nick Wright and Damonza play Hammer, Fade or Pass on some select Championship Game prop bets, including Jalen Hurts as SBLVII MVP, Ja’Marr Chase’s two touchdowns, Jerick McKinnon cashing in two himself and Patrick Mahomes passing over 350 passing yards. Nick also decides whether he is going to hammer, fade or pass on the odds of Damonza hitting a parlay at a whopping (+150,000).
Could Rodgers and Hackett reunite in New York?
As Aaron Rodgers’ future in Green Bay remains a focal point throughout the NFL this offseason, a notable coaching hire has fueled the flames of speculation.
The Jets hired former Broncos head coach Nathaniel Hackett as their new offensive coordinator on Thursday, which has plenty around the league wondering whether that could lead the team to pursue Rodgers in a trade. Hackett was the offensive coordinator with the Packers from 2019 to ’21, a three-year run that saw Rodgers win two MVP awards.
The Championship Games are here! The Kansas City Chiefs will host the AFC Championship Game for the fifth season in a row as they look to seek revenge on the confident Cincinnati Bengals from last year’s matchup. With Patrick Mahomes’ high ankle sprain, the line has shifted all across the board, from Chiefs (-2.5), (-1.5), (-1) to Bengals (-2.5), (-1.5) and now (-1). This is only the second time in Mahomes’ career that he is a home underdog.
Michigan State Spartans’ Mady Sissoko rattled the rim with a two-handed jam to even the score against the Iowa Hawkeyes.
Stephen Curry rightfully beat out several deserving guards, but there was a pair of head-scratching snubs who will settle for a spot in the reserves.
The NBA revealed the starters for the 2023 All-Star game on Thursday. In the West, LeBron James—also a team captain for the draft—headlines a group also featuring two-time MVP Nikola Jokic, Zion Williamson, Stephen Curry and Luka Dončić. In the East, Giannis Antetokounmpo will be a captain, and he’s joined by Kevin Durant, Jayson Tatum, Donovan Mitchell and Kyrie Irving. Here are three thoughts on the starting group.
Indiana senior Trayce Jackson-Davis is on a historic tear, playing the best basketball of his career at just the right time.
The program examined its safety procedures after the bizarre prank during Wednesday’s game.
Duquesne will crack down on its security at basketball games for the foreseeable future after Wednesday’s unusual prank involving an Uber Eats delivery driver.
During Duquesne’s game against Loyola Chicago, the driver—who was wearing a yellow jacket—strolled on the court and stood only feet away from Loyola Chicago’s Philip Alston seeking to drop off some food from McDonald’s.
Zion Williamson, Nikola Jokic, Stephen Curry and Luka Doncic are joining LeBron James as the West starters. Donovan Mitchell, Kyrie Irving, Jayson Tatum and Kevin Durant join Giannis Antetokounmpo in the East.
This season’s NBA All-Star Game will take place Feb. 19 in Salt Lake City, and we’ll have complete coverage.