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Eli poked fun at his brother Peyton after the NFC defeated the AFC in the Pro Bowl Games.

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After the NFC edged the AFC in Sunday’s Pro Bowl Games, 35–33, Eli Manning took to social media to celebrate the win and poke fun at his brother Peyton, who was coaching the AFC on Sunday.
“Alright, it’s official,” Eli said in a video posted on the league’s Twitter account. “You can’t doubt it. I’m the greatest coach of the Mannings. I’m so much better at coaching than Peyton it’s unbelievable.

Wiz Khalifa performed mid-race at the Busch Light Clash at the Coliseum and USC Trojans quarterback Caleb Williams lit the torch at The Coliseum.

Larry McReynolds explains some of the safety changes NASCAR made for 2023 to reduce impacts with the retaining wall.

Aaron Rodgers knows what he’s doing …
The Green Bay Packers QB is being a tease at Pebble Beach as he takes questions on which team may land Rodgers this offseason.
Since all signs point toward Aaron exiting Green Bay for a fresh start at the age of 38, suitors are lining up to trade for the QB, with more and more teams being outward about their interest.
Earlier this week, we heard Jets general manager Joe Douglas announcing his intention to go “all in” on trading for Rodgers. Still, another team with a familiar face may usurp NY in the QB sweepstakes.

The Spurs star reacted on social media to his milestone in a series of tweets that have gone viral.
Tottenham edged Manchester City 1–0 on Sunday in a game that featured a historic milestone for Spurs star Harry Kane, as he notched his 267th goal for his club to set its all-time scoring record, moving ahead of legend England legend Jimmy Greaves.

Kane is the Premier League’s second-highest scorer this season with 17 goals, behind only Manchester City wunderkind Erling Haaland (25 goals).

The Dolphins star ended up on the receiving end of an unexpected hit from Rams star Jalen Ramsey during Sunday’s festivities in Las Vegas.

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Apparently, Tyreek Hill couldn’t wait until after Sunday’s Pro Bowl Games to react to getting unexpectedly leveled during the first of the day’s three flag football games.
Hill took to Twitter mid-game to weigh in on ending up on the receiving end of a big hit from Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey as he was about score.

 No. 12 for Team Penske Ryan Blaney spun out on lap 23 for the second caution of The Clash at The Coliseum.

Given Kyrie Irving’s recent history, Dallas may quickly regret dealing for the mercurial star. But the Mavs’ inability to support Luka Doncic made him worth the gamble.

NASCAR’s Clash at the Coliseum returns Sunday, and we’ve got you covered with all the action from start to finish on FOX!

The Northwestern Wildcats held on as the Wisconsin Badgers’ guard Chucky Hepburn missed the late go-ahead shot. The Wildcats defeated the Badgers 54-52.