Bills defensive end Shaq Lawson shared his side of events and apologized after a video was shared on social media of him and other Buffalo defensive linemen confronting fans Sunday.
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The Michigan-Ohio State rivalry has always had a level of hatred to it given the history and relevance of the annual game, but Jim Harbaugh said Monday the bitterness and storylines of animosity seem manufactured by outside sources.
Police arrested Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Justyn Ross last month. The arrest came one day after the team defeated the Los Angeles Chargers.
OutKick covered the initial arrest, noting reports that stated police arrested the wideout “on suspicion of criminal property damage in excess of $25,000.”
He also faced misdemeanor domestic battery charges.
Whenever Jonathan Taylor has a good game, he might as well get ready to pee in a cup.
The Indianapolis Colts running back had a solid outing Sunday — rushing for 91 yards and two touchdowns in a 27-20 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
And on Monday morning, the NFL hit him with a drug test.
“Drug test right on time,” Taylor posted on X.
Drug test right on time
— Jonathan Taylor (@JayT23) November 27, 2023
This is the second time in just over a month Taylor has been the victim of the league’s “random” testing for performance-enhancing drugs.
Bills players Shaq Lawson and Jordan Phillips allege ‘life-threatening’ comments from fan led to confrontation
Sunday afternoon’s game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Buffalo Bills was perhaps the most thrilling of the afternoon slate, as the game advanced to overtime following a 59-yard game-tying field goal from Eagles kicker Jake Elliott. The home team then won in overtime, on a walk-off touchdown run from Jalen Hurts.
In the wake of that game, some emotions spilled over on the Bills’ sideline between some Buffalo players, and a fan.
Phil Mickelson looks on during the 2023 LIV Golf Invitational — Miami event. | Photo by Cliff Hawkins/Getty Images
Renowned golf writer Alan Shipnuck wrote a biography on Phil Mickelson, published in 2022. Since then, the two have been at odds.
Last week, during the Thanksgiving holiday, Phil Mickelson took to social media to disclose his true feelings about renowned golf writer Alan Shipnuck.
Mickelson called Shipnuck the “worst liar and a pathetic human.” He then referred to the author as a ‘lying POS’ in a since-deleted post.
Reigning NBA champion and two-time MVP Nikola Jokić faced the 2023 first overall pick Victor Wembanyama on Sunday night during the Nuggets‘ 132–120 win over the Spurs.
This surely won’t be the last time the two international NBA stars meet on the court. But, from just one meeting, Jokić already had high praise for the 19-year-old French phenom. By the sounds of it, the Serbian jumped on the Wembanyama hype train, too.
“He’s going to change the game, 100 percent,” Jokić told reporters after the game.
Bills defensive tackle Jordan Phillips and defensive end Shaq Lawson took to Instagram Monday to explain a viral video circulating that showed them and linebacker Greg Rousseau confronting an Eagles fan in the middle of their game in Philadelphia on Sunday. Lawson shoved the man who was in the stands before returning to the sidelines during the confrontation.
“I love the crowd I love rowdy fans it makes the game fun,” Phillips wrote on Instagram. “But one thing I’m not going to tolerate is someone threatening me or my family. This is a line that shouldn’t be crossed.
The Knicks have positioned themselves well to potentially advance from Group B of the East bracket during the NBA in-season tournament. They’ve posted a 2–1 record thus far, and face the Hornets on Tuesday night.
While there are a few scenarios in which they can advance either as the winner of Group B or secure a wild card spot, a few players were asked about their feelings on the tournament. Although some haven’t been as open or candid about the topic of the new in-season tournament, guard RJ Barrett may have responded best to whether players really want to take part.
Fresh off Thanksgiving and entering the holiday season, Zay Flowers acted out a pair of humorous celebrations during his two-touchdown performance in the Ravens’ 20–10 victory against the Chargers on Sunday night.
Although quarterback Lamar Jackson wasn’t a fan of Jones’s first touchdown celebration, when he mimicked the wedding tradition of tossing a bouquet of flowers over his head, his second celebration inspired excitement from NBC announcer Mike Tirico.