The Raiders have spent this season primarily engaged in the emanation of bad vibes.
Las Vegas’s expectations for this season were modest, but the Raiders gradually engendered even more fan apathy as the season wore on. They somehow hit October’s midpoint at 3-3, but losses to the Bears (30-12) and Lions (26-14) doomed the team to the cellar as the calendar turned to November.
Now, coach Josh McDaniels and general manager Dave Ziegler are gone.
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The Wake Forest football team had a tough time getting to its game against Duke on Thursday night, thanks to a Israel-Hamas protest blocking the team’s route.
Supposed to kickoff at 7:30 ET, the Demon Deacons were traveling from Raleigh, N.C., to Durham for its game. Most likely wanting to split-up the trip, Wake Forest was looking forward to a quick 24 mile bus ride to the stadium, but things didn’t go according to plan.
If you never particularly liked NBAer James Harden, today’s a good day for you.
The newest Los Angeles Clipper is ready to play basketball — a week and a half into the season — now that he’s no longer part of Daryl Morey’s Philadelphia 76ers. Previously he couldn’t wait to get out of Brooklyn, Houston and Oklahoma City … so getting traded is a proud trend for Harden.
Pick And Eye-Roll
During Thursday’s introductory press conference in Los Angeles, James Harden may have flashed his hand with any sympathizers who rooted for him to get traded.
After a surprising 4 TD performance last week, Will Levis will look to prove himself against a tough Steelers defense. Stay updated on all the action throughout.
Will Levis will look to prove himself against a tough Steelers defense in Week 9.
James Harden spoke to the media for the first time as a member of the Clippers on Thursday, giving the All-Star guard a chance to address how things ended in Philadelphia.
Harden didn’t hold back when speaking about his time with the 76ers, saying that he felt the role he was given on the team left him playing “on a leash.”
When asked for which kind of coaching staff he wants to play, Harden mentioned a staff that is going to work around his talents.
Michael Andretti is very close to getting a team on the Formula 1 grid, but to do it, he’ll need the okay from the current grid. That could be tough, especially when he says the current teams don’t exactly think highly of him or his operation.
In a video posted by Bloomberg Originals, Andretti talked about his quest to bring his family’s name back to Formula 1.
“We have got to realize what we’re getting into,” Andretti said, per Motorsport.com. “We’re getting into a lot of politics and things like that. It’s just the way it is. And we’ll just deal with it.
The Dodgers and star third baseman Max Muncy agreed to a new two-year contract on Thursday which will lock down the veteran slugger through the 2025 MLB season, per an announcement from the team.
Muncy’s new deal is worth a total of $24 million and will include a club option for the 2026 season worth $10 million. The 33-year-old was set to hit free agency after the 2024 season, but his new contract will keep him in Los Angeles for at least two more seasons.
Muncy had a club option for the 2024 season in his previous deal worth $14 million.
The Buffalo Bills signed veteran running back Leonard Fournette to add some depth behind James Cook. “Playoff Lenny” is looking for a shot at another Super Bowl ring and the Bills are trying to make it to the Big Game after falling short over the past few seasons.
But, there’s already a problem. Leonard Fournette does not like cold weather.
No lie Buffalo colder than a penguin ass out here lord……..
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Leonard Fournette (@_fournette) November 2, 2023
This isn’t surprising. First of all, most humans don’t like the cold. I come from Erie, Pennsylvania.
Bills running back Leonard Fournette has played for four teams in his organized football career: St. Augustine High School in New Orleans, LSU, the Jaguars and the Buccaneers.
All of these teams have one thing in common—they are in warm-weather environments. If you want to avoid the cold in the United States, New Orleans to Baton Rouge to Jacksonville to Tampa is one of the best paths of residency you could imagine.
However, Fournette’s life is different now. The veteran signed with Buffalo on Tuesday, and made his feelings about his new home perfectly clear on social media.