1. Netflix got a viral moment earlier this week when a scene from Untold: Johnny Football revealed that Johnny Manziel watched no film at all while with the Browns.
That was pretty much the only thing you learned in the show, and I’m not sure how many NFL fans actually thought Manziel studied film based on how he played.
The documentary had a lot to work with. Manziel revealed he had planned to party and spend as much of his money as possible before killing himself. He claimed the gun he used to take his life malfunctioned.
The show spent about 30 seconds on this entire subject.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Tom Kim plays a shot on the tenth hole during the first round of the FedEx St. Jude Championship at TPC Southwind on August 10, 2023. | Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images
Tom Kim did his best to avoid another muddy disaster at the FedEx St. Jude Championship. He did so while keeping his ankle stable too.
During the opening round of the FedEx St. Jude Championship, viewers may have noticed Tom Kim’s white pants and how he pulled them up to his calves.
“I didn’t want to get myself dirty,” Kim said when asked about his pants. “Just don’t like it.
ESPN’s Dianna Russini, who has emerged as one of the network’s top NFL reporters, is leaving the worldwide leader for The Athletic, according to a report from Andrew Marchand of the New York Post.
Per Marchand, Russini will become The Athletic‘s top NFL insider, where she will write, appear on video platforms and work with podcasts covering the league at large.
Russini and ESPN were in active contract negotiations, as the network very much would have liked to have kept her onboard, Marchand reports.
The Cowboys running back steps into a bigger role and is still being undervalued in fantasy drafts. So are several other RBs. Meanwhile, Miles Sanders and others are overvalued.
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Ewing lapped the rest of the AIG Women’s Open field on Friday morning as she fired off a 66 to take a hefty lead.
The American golfer, Ally Ewing, is chasing her first LPGA major championship. Ewing has made the first two days of the AIG Women’s Open at Walton Heath look easy.
She fired off a 66 on Friday to best her Thursday 68 to sit at 10-under and hold a five-shot lead over Andrea Lee and Minami Katsu entering the weekend.
As many others struggled on Walton Heath, Ewing thrived.
Fantasy football analyst Dalton Del Don continues his draft rankings series with some wide receiver marks he doesn’t agree with. See if you agree.
The Raiders have signed veteran Damien Williams to a contract for the 2023 season, Williams’s agent Ian Greengross announced on social media.
Williams, 31, has spent eight seasons in the NFL, starting with the Dolphins in 2014. He was a key member of the Chiefs’ Super Bowl championship team in 2020, accumulating a career high 498 rushing yards and five touchdowns that season. In that Super Bowl vs. San Francisco, Williams totaled 104 rushing yards and 29 receiving yards, and scored two touchdowns, one rushing and one receiving.
Week 1 of the preseason is underway and the 2023 season opener is now just 27 days away.
As kickoff draws closer, plenty of NFL stars are still on the injury report. However, there were positive updates this week for banged-up players around the league. With the heart of fantasy football draft season approaching, it’s important to stay up to date on all the latest injury news.
Read up on the status of Joe Burrow, Jonathan Taylor, Cooper Kupp, Jaylen Waddle and more.
Injured Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow watches practice alongside backup Trevor Siemian.
The fight between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg appears to be on. Musk announced on X, his social media platform formerly known as Twitter, that he and the Meta CEO have agreed to fight in an “epic location” in Italy, presumably the Colosseum in Rome.
UFC president Dana White first revealed the Colosseum as a potential location on Mike Tyson’s podcast earlier in the week.
This fight has been rumored to be in the works for a while now, but Musk’s confirmation makes it a real thing.
Sometimes in sports the most important thing is being in the right place at the right time. Just ask Rockies second baseman Alan Trejo.
In the seventh inning of Colorado’s game against the Dodgers on Thursday night, Trejo found himself in the perfect position to turn a double play. When Los Angeles’s Chris Taylor took off for second as Tommy Doyle delivered the pitch, Trejo ran to cover the bag. Kiké Hernandez hit a sharp grounder right back up the middle, but because Trejo had moved to the base, he was right there to snag the ball.
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