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Sports Illustrated photographed the wild scenes outside a Bills game during the 2022 season.

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Patrick Mahomes’ ankle leads all conversation ahead of the AFC and NFC Championship Games. On Monday, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid confirmed that Mahomes suffered a high-ankle sprain against the Jaguars last weekend.
During Wednesday’s practice, reporters got their first look at Mahomes since the injury. Press members zoomed into his feet as he walked from the podium back to the locker room:

Mahomes practicing today.. plenty of rehab and rest to get to being “excited” to see how practice goes. #Chiefs pic.twitter.com/jn6OYnyhdu
— Harold R.

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Shannon Sharpe and T.I. discuss the death of rapper Takeoff, one third of the Migos. Tip shares that he feels for the remainder of the members of the rap trio (Quavo & Offset) and shares we lost an icon. T.I. said: “I know how emotionally taxing it is…We lost the life of an icon and value member of the community. I just want to celebrate his life and his legacy.

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Joe Burrow put on a show last weekend while leading the Cincinnati Bengals to a win over the Buffalo Bills to punch their ticket to the AFC Championship game.
Burrow was on his A-game, as he typically is, and was rightfully feeling himself while picking apart the Bills in a snowy Buffalo.
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The former LSU star threw for 242 yards and two touchdowns in Cincinnati’s 27-10 win, and his celebration after his second TD pass was simply awesome.

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Sean Payton’s time as the alleged top target of the Denver Broncos might be over.
For the past couple weeks, the dominating narrative in the NFL has been that the Broncos were zeroing in on the former Saints head coach. It now sounds like that might not be the case.
Sean Payton might not have a clear landing spot to return to coaching in the NFL. (Photo by Todd Kirkland/Getty Images)
Ian Rapoport reported Wednesday that the Broncos are “focusing elsewhere,” and while Payton hasn’t been ruled out, it definitely sounds like he’s no longer the top priority.

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