Stefon Diggs recently expressed gratitude for the support system he has in Buffalo, even when he’s not at his best.
The Bills wide receiver said he is thankful that teammate Josh Allen “has (his) back” after the quarterback called out reporters who tried to frame his number one target in a bad light.
“Obviously, I’m thankful to have a quarterback who has my back. And someone who understands, somebody who is out there, somebody who plays the game of football,” Diggs said.
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Let’s rank the best college football games of the weekend.
The college football season is in full swing, and boy do we have a heavy slate for you this week. We’re smack dab in the middle of conference play, and every game here is important to not only races towards the conference championship, but to the New Years’ Six as well.
If you want to see some good football this weekend, follow us as we head out west for some fireworks and amazing QB play.
Here are the five best college football games of the weekend.
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1. New York Post sports columnist (and recent SI Media With Jimmy Traina podcast guest) Andrew Marchand reported Thursday that Pat McAfee pays Aaron Rodgers, “more than seven figures per year to come on the show each week.”
I was genuinely shocked by some of the reactions I saw after the story broke. I had assumed McAfee was paying Rodgers. Every athlete or coach who does weekly spots on radio or TV gets paid.
I grew up listening to WFAN, where managers and coaches and players did weekly spots and always got paid.
While we’ve all been focused on head coach Sean Payton and what he has to say, the bigger question is: What is owner Greg Penner going to do about this?
After this week, we’re already one-third of the way through the 2023 NFL season.
As always, there are a slew of games that will be decided by one score. And, in those games, the result often comes down to one or two facets of the matchup.
As we always do, we break down which portions of the games you need to be paying special attention to, giving you some knowledge your friends are almost certainly unaware of.
Heartbreaking: The worst Pat McAfee you know just made a great point.
A report emerged on Thursday that ESPN’s Pat McAfee is paying Aaron Rodgers to appear on The Pat McAfee Show each week to discuss his life in football, and spread his brand of misinformation, which stirred up discussion of the nature and ethics of the show.
McAfee addressed the issue head-on, confirming that he’s absolutely paying Rodgers, and that he sees it simply as a way to share the wealth his show is generating.
In a week of sweeps and upsets, the Astros found a way to survive and advance — just like they always do.
Good morning, I’m Dan Gartland. I feel sorry for anyone who watched Chiefs-Broncos over Phillies-Braves.
In today’s SI:AM:
Phillies advance
Caitlin Clark’s encore
Rock bottom for the Broncos
Next up, the Diamondbacks
An increasingly familiar scene unfolded in Philadelphia last night: the Phillies celebrating wildly in a beer-soaked clubhouse.
The Phillies are accustomed to celebrating this time of year.
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Denver can’t cut or trade Russell Wilson for a very long time.
The Denver Broncos were sold in 2022, a few months after trading for Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson. A couple weeks after that sale closed, the new ownership group agreed to a new contract with Wilson before he had even worn the Broncos uniform in a regular season game. It’s been an unmitigated disaster and one that neither side can move on from anytime soon.
The new owners of the Broncos have very deep pockets, but they won’t be able to help this time.
Drake has stepped into the betting ring ahead of tomorrow night’s highly anticipated Logan Paul vs Dillion Danis “boxing match,” by putting big money on the elder Paul brother to secure the victory.
The rapper and Toronto native’s move has now sent scourges of people to bet against Paul – also known as “fade” Paul, based on Drake’s awful betting record throughout the years.
Drake lost over $4 million alone last year on his sports bets. Don’t be like Drake, kids!
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