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3 NFL players, 1 coach, and a fanbase who deserve to celebrate a Super Bowl win this season
As we enter the NFL Divisional Playoff round and there are just eight teams remaining in the hunt for the championship, here is a look at five figures around the league who deserve to win their first Super Bowl title.
Here they are, presented in alphabetical order:
Bills Mafia
This wonderfully wild bunch were on my list last year frankly, they will remain on it until the Bills’ win a Super Bowl.
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Golden State is mediocre and Curry’s career timeline is reaching a similar spot as Tom Brady’s last year in New England. A trade would help both player and team.
Are you planing on attending the upcoming College Football Playoff title game between Ohio State and Notre Dame on Monday night in Atlanta? If you are, and haven’t purchased tickets yet, I’d say continue holding the line, judging by the latest numbers.
Obviously, this should be a ratings dream for ESPN next week, with the Buckeyes and Fighting Irish having the allure of a title game that is ‘different’ than last year.
On First Take, Stephen A.
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Dear abusive football fans: Your actions at stadiums every weekend have consequences, as the Philadelphia Eagles fan who became abusive to a married couple of Green Bay Packers fans at the Wild Card playoff game in Philly has just found out.
The fan, who called the wife the c-word among other things, was found by social media sleuths and identified. Soon afterward, the Eagles banned him from Lincoln Financial Field. And then the issue followed him straight to his job site.
His former job site.
Tiger Woods and his Jupiter Links team made their TGL debut on Tuesday night, and it went exactly as expected. Not only did Jupiter get dominated 12-1 by the heavily favored Los Angeles Golf Club, but Woods’ team delivered some memorable moments throughout the match.
The Big Cat kicked things off by throwing ‘the hammer’ down before a single shot was hit, making the first hole worth double the points.
A father has stirred up quite a controversy after putting his little kid’s Victor Wembanyama game-used jersey for auction, just days after he received it from the star NBA player himself.
The unidentified father and his young son went viral a few weeks ago after the young boy held up a sign at a San Antonio Spurs game that read, “Hey Victor Wembenyama – can you do a jersey swap with me?” After the game, the 7-foot-3 Spurs center – last year’s Rookie of the Year – came over and did what was truly an adorable and very cool moment for the young kid.
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