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Joe Mixon and the Cincinnati Bengals turned the end zone into a dancefloor after a first quarter touchdown.
The running back somehow stayed upright and powered his way through a few Jacksonville Jaguars’ defenders to find the end zone. 

Joe Mixon stays up and gets in! Bengals tie it up #MNF pic.twitter.com/ANC2rRNU7T
— Cincinnati (@CincyProblems) December 5, 2023

After evening the score at seven apiece, Mixon called over most of his teammates to do a little dance. As you might expect, all of these guys absolutely nailed the routine.

Dolphins star Tua Tagovailoa has dazzled NFL fans with his play throughout the season but on Monday night, the veteran quarterback impressed the masses by showing off a different set of skills in primetime.
Tagovailoa joined NFL legends Eli and Peyton Manning for an eventful appearance on ESPN’s ManningCast during Week 13’s Bengals–Jaguars game, during which the 25-year-old QB showcased his exceptional talent playing the guitar.

Peyton Manning was once again up to shenanigans during the Manning-Cast on Monday night with his brother Eli. One of this week’s guests was Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who put on a mini-concert during his segment, which led to a funny moment between the trio.
Coming out of the weekend, the most talked about topic in college football centered around Florida State being left out of the playoffs. This has obviously led to folks sharing differing opinions on the matter, while the Seminoles administration delivered strong-worded statements in the aftermath.

The transfer portal erupted Monday, as hundreds of FBS players formally began the process of finding new college football homes. More will follow in the days and weeks to come, but as of Dec. 4, these were Sports Illustrated’s top portal entrants:
Quarterbacks

Aiden Chiles: While Chiles was a backup at Oregon State, his jump into the portal likely means one thing: new Michigan State head coach Jonathan Smith has his signal-caller picked out. It should be of no surprise if he ends up in green and white next season, and Smith has proven that he can get the best out of whoever is at QB.

The Bengals were fired up after Joe Mixon punched the ball into the end zone for their first touchdown of the game during Week 13’s Monday night matchup against the Jaguars.
The touchdown run, which came during the second quarter and tied the game, was further enhanced by an electric touchdown dance featuring Mixon and various members of Cincinnati’s offense, including offensive lineman Orlando Brown Jr.
Mixon, Tee Higgins, and Brown Jr. were in sync while performing the touchdown celebration.

The Bengals tried to add a bit of flair to the offense during the first quarter against the Jaguars on Monday Night Football, dialing up an obscure trick play during their second drive of the game.
However, the call didn’t go to plan and Peyton Manning’s reaction on the Manningcast summed up the result perfectly.
Cincinnati ran a reverse with receiver Ja’Marr Chase, who was expected to throw the ball back to quarterback Jake Browning across the field.

GQ Magazine, which is still a thing apparently, is no stranger to producing puff pieces around ESPN (and former ESPN) “talent.” They once wrote that Bomani Jones is “the sharpest thinker in sports.” Well, they’re back again, this time “profiling” Ryan Clark, future NFL GM (apparently), who has no problem lying about past opinions on C.J. Stroud and Bryce Young.
I bring up the Bomani Jones quote to shed light on the source. Because the same writer who penned that incredible line also wrote about Clark.
The Jones piece was an agent-pitched puff piece, OutKick confirmed.

Rams head coach Sean McVay is once again in the media spotlight following a curious late-game decision.
After the odd decision to kick a meaningless field goal in the closing seconds of a Week 2 loss to the 49ers that affected the betting point spread, McVay was once again answering postgame questions following the team’s 36–19 win over Cleveland.
Coming out of the two-minute warning, leading 27–19, the Rams faced 2nd-and-goal from the Browns’ one-yard line.

New England Patriots defensive tackle Davon Godchaux did not hold back on his thoughts about his team’s offense.
Godchaux and his defensive teammate held a high-powered Chargers defense to six points on Sunday. However, a miserable Patriots offense could not overcome that tiny deficit, and New England lost 6-0.
One of the worst plays in a miserable offensive day came from wide receiver Tyquan Thornton. Late in the third quarter, the wideout got wide open on a deep route.

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Bradley is not a fan a the upcoming decision to roll the golf ball back, and has the fans and amateurs in mind.
Rumors have been swirling for days now that the USGA and the R&A, two of the main governing bodies of golf, are about to announce a rollback of the golf ball. But this decision is not only going to affect professional golfers, but amateurs and everyday players like yourself.
Seventy percent of amateur golfers drive the ball less than 250 yards. Well, those drives are about to lose another 10 to 15 yards, if the rumors are true.