Former NFL defensive end J.J. Watt made an appearance on Amazon’s Thursday Night Kickoff ahead of the Steelers’ clash against the Titans, during which he offered some serious praise to his brother T.J.
J.J. spoke highly of his brother and admitted that he’s expecting T.J. to break all of the records he set during his 12-year career.
“T.J. is gonna break all my records,” said Watt. “He’s going to break every single one, it’s just a matter of when.”
T.J. is in his seventh NFL season and has established himself as one of the game’s best pass rushers.
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It was a different vibe at the Las Vegas Raiders facility on Thursday, when the team held its first practice under interim coach Antonio Pierce.
USC will visit Michigan in its first-ever Big Ten conference game, while UCLA will make two cross-country trips and Oregon-Washington will be featured during rivalry weekend of the Big Ten’s 2024 football schedule, which the league unveiled Thursday.
In a filing Thursday, the 10 departing Pac-12 schools expressed concern that should Oregon State and Washington State gain sole control of the conference board, they would attempt to withhold revenue distribution from them this school year.
Atlanta right fielder Ronald Acuña Jr.
Pittsburgh Steelers fans do not like offensive coordinator Matt Canada. In fact, most Steelers fans HATE Canada. “Fire Matt Canada” is a popular slogan in Pittsburgh these days.
So, when fans heard that the team was finally willing to move him, they were probably excited. But, they had to let head coach Mike Tomlin finish. The Steelers moved him … onto the sideline.
For the duration of his coaching career, Canada has always sat up in a booth above the stadium. For the first time ever, Pittsburgh decided he needs to be closer to, you know, the players.
The Raiders let McDaniels go earlier this week.
There’s no word yet if Gano will return at some point later in the season.
The Texas Rangers are the champions of baseball after finishing off a dominant, 4-1 World Series win on Wednesday.
Behind starter Nathan Eovaldi and a 9th inning run-scoring surge, the Rangers locked down a 5-0 win in Game 5 to close out the series. Immediately, the baseball calendar turns to free agency, with teams now given an exclusive negotiating window before top players can hit the open market.
Bengals receiver Ja’Marr Chase doesn’t shy away from celebrating touchdowns in exciting ways—it’s a trait he shares with former Cincinnati receiver Chad Ochocinco.
Ahead of the team’s Sunday Night Football matchup vs. the Bills, Chase gave a proposition to Ochocinco regarding an idea for touchdown celebration.
One of Ochocinco’s most famous celebrations is when he grabbed a camera from around the end zone and started acting like the cameraman. Chase told reporters on Thursday that he would mimic this iconic celebration as long as Ochocinco pays for the fine.