Chiefs fans are mad about not one, but two potential offsides calls the day after their crushing loss to the Bills.
The first such call was an obvious one: Kadarius Toney was lined up well offside, nullifying what would have been a dramatic touchdown in the final minute-and-a-half of the game.
But Kansas City fans were also clamoring for a flag to be thrown two plays later. On third-and-15 from the K.C. 46, Patrick Mahomes’s pass attempt was batted down at the line by Ed Oliver as he was pressured.
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The Lakers winning the NBA’s inaugural in-season tournament gave Shannon Sharpe an excuse to bring out his “GOAT” mask on First Take Monday morning.
Sharpe, a longtime proponent of LeBron James as the NBA’s greatest player ever, wasn’t going to miss the chance to use the Lakers’ win over the Pacers Saturday to make his case, and had the entire ESPN set in hysterics in the process. Coming out of a commercial break, Sharpe donned a mask of a goat’s head, immediately going into a dialogue about “GOAT James”.
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While Bulls guard Zach LaVine remains sidelined due to inflammation in his right foot, potential trade suitors apparently are closely monitoring his situation. More specifically, the Lakers and 76ers are keeping an eye on the potential to swing a deal for LaVine, according to The Athletic’s Shams Charania.
Los Angeles and Philadelphia were listed as “expected suitors” for LaVine. Charania also pointed out that the Lakers and 76ers are working from a position of “patience and due diligence.
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1. There was so much fallout from the Kadarius Toney offsides penalty that wiped out what would’ve been an all-time legendary play by Travis Kelce at the end of Sunday’s Bills-Chiefs game, so let’s go bullet points.
• Whether or not you like the call, this overhead shot, when you click on it, gives you the best view of how offsides Toney was on the play.
This was at the moment the ball was snapped pic.twitter.com/LynhCj3lCU
— Jonathan Jones (@jjones9) December 11, 2023
• Noted foot fetishist Rex Ryan had the best reaction to Toney’s penalty on Get Up Monday morning.
Joe Burrow, once again, had to watch the Cincinnati Bengals game from the sideline. But that doesn’t mean everyone had to stand out in the cold — more specifically, Jake Browning’s family.
For Sunday’s matchup against the Indianapolis Colts, Burrow gifted his suite at Paycor Stadium to his backup quarterback, whose friends and family were in town for the game.
Burrow had purchased the suite for his own family to use this season, and a luxury box can cost anywhere from $12,000-$22,000, depending on the game.
“First of all, that is not my box,” Browning told reporters.
The next two months were always going to tell us a lot about this version of the Bills.
This aging roster has Von Miller, who is 34; Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer are 33; Mitch Morse is 31, Stefon Diggs is 30; Dion Dawkins and Matt Milano are 29; and Tre’Davious White will be 29 on Jan. 16. Buffalo’s core—of this group, all but Miller have been around since 2019—will be broken up at some point, which could be soon.
And whether this Bills team makes the playoffs and advances if it gets there, for sure, will help to chart how GM Brandon Beane will build the roster for 2024 and beyond.