Here are all the winners from Thursday’s NFL Honors show!
Author: Michael
The athletic training staffs of both the Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Bills were recognized during the NFL Honors show on Thursday night for their efforts in saving the life of Buffalo safety Damar Hamlin. One Bills trainer in particular, Denny Kellington, received special recognition.
Kellington was the man who performed CPR on Hamlin just seconds after he suddenly collapsed on the field in Cincinnati in Week 17.
For his life-saving efforts, Kellington actually received one vote for NFL MVP.
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Fearless decisions and a little luck reshaped the Eagles’ roster and got them back to the Super Bowl.
Almost five years ago to the day, Nick Foles and the Eagles beat Tom Brady and the Patriots in Super Bowl LII by a score of 41-33. It was an instant classic that featured two stellar quarterback performances and some of the gutsiest play calling you’ll ever see in an NFL game.
Following Philadelphia’s dramatic victory, the team seemed set to continue their reign over the NFL with a strong roster surrounding third-year quarterback, Carson Wentz.
What to watch for. Betting advice. Stats to know. Impact players. Injury updates. Predictions. It’s all here.
The biggest game of the year is upon us, and maybe these numbers can help us out with anticipation of Super Bowl LVII.
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After the Suns shocked the world by acquiring Durant, the rest of the West scrambled to keep up, did the Pelicans’ trade for Richardson help them keep pace?
With the Phoenix Suns shocking the planet by acquiring Kevin Durant one hour into the final day teams could make trades, the day turned into an arms race as the rest of the Western Conference desperately scrambled to put together the pieces that could help them keep pace with the newly formed powerhouse.
The Golden State Warriors got Gary Payton II back. The Denver Nuggets got Thomas Bryant.
The Packers quarterback has been connected to the AFC East franchise as he mulls over his future in the NFL.
For the first time since rumors began swirling about a possible connection between the Jets and Aaron Rodgers, Jets owner Woody Johnson was asked about the speculation publicly, but did his best not to tip his hand about the team’s pursuit of a veteran quarterback this offseason.
In one of the wildest trade-deadline weeks ever, we saw teams make a flurry of deals with one thing in mind: their stars.
On a February day that saw one contender crash and another rise, that saw two future Hall of Famers change teams and roughly [checks abacus] 375 second-round draft picks change hands, the most profound lesson was the one we already should have learned:
In the NBA, everything—everything—is ultimately about the superstars.
Catering to them. Reassuring them. Providing the role players they like. Jettisoning the ones they don’t.
If the Chiefs are to claim their second Super Bowl title within the last four years, they’ll have to do so with Patrick Mahomes likely playing at less than 100%.
On Friday morning, Chiefs owner Clark Hunt confirmed as much during an appearance on FOX & Friends along with wife Tavia and daughter Gracie Hunt. “He’s doing great this week. I don’t know that he’ll be one hundred percent,” said Hunt. “But, he’s sure gonna tell you otherwise.”
Mahomes, of course, was injured during the AFC divisional round of the playoffs when Kansas City hosted Jacksonville.
Bob Pockrass identifies the 20 young drivers most likely to make an impact in NASCAR over the next 10 years.