Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow must be feeling the nerves of taking on the Buffalo Bills this weekend.
Burrow mistakenly showed up to a media session on Wednesday wearing the wrong jersey. As Burrow sat down for the post-practice media session, the first question from reporters was regarding the new look as Joey B. sported the number 8 rather than his typical no. 9.
“I guess I put the wrong one on,” Burrow responded. He nervously shook off the mishap, admitting that he forgot to prepare for the press conference.
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The quarterback’s former Patriots teammate thinks he needs a change of scenery next season.
Tom Brady’s future for next season is still up in the air.
Will he stay with the Buccaneers, retire (again) from the NFL or be traded to another team?
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The former Buccaneers and Colts coach deleted the tweet after about seven hours.
Former Buccaneers and Colts coach Tony Dungy attracted a firestorm of criticism Wednesday for posting and later deleting a tweet that appeared to endorse a transphobic urban myth.
The Daily Wire, a prominent conservative website, tweeted a video of a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives discussing the possibility of placing menstrual products in men’s restrooms, ostensibly geared toward transgender men.
In response, Dungy tweeted, “That’s nothing.