More details have arrived surrounding the tragic incident that resulted in the death of a Georgia Bulldogs player and a team staff member hours after celebrating UGA’s national championship on Jan. 14.
A new report by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution highlights footage taken outside of a Georgia strip club early morning on Jan. 15, moments before the fatal car crash that took the lives of sophomore Georgia offensive lineman Devin Willock and Bulldogs employee Chandler LeCroy.
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In a close game that came down the fourth quarter, the 49ers pulled away late to beat the Cowboys
With bold statements like “we knew what we were capable of” and “this is what we do,” the inspired Bengals eliminated the Bills on Sunday, earning a second straight trip to the AFC Championship Game.
ORCHARD PARK, NY — This wasn’t the way it was supposed to end for the Buffalo Bills because storybook endings are generally fulfilling and uplifting and all sorts of happy.
But there’s nothing about this ending that’s happy for Western New York’s team.
Bengals 27.
Bills 10.
The Bengals advance to the AFC Championship Game next weekend against the Kansas City Chiefs, and that’s the second consecutive season Joe Burrow and his team make it to the conference title game.
The Bills go out of the playoffs with a thud.
The honeymoon for Stefon Diggs and the Buffalo Bills might finally be over. After the team traded the Minnesota Vikings for the star receiver, it seemed to be a perfect marriage.
But behind all perfect marriages are the issues that no one else sees. Unfortunately for Diggs and the Bills, their marriage is on national television weekly. And the cracks in the foundation show during Sunday’s loss to the Bengals.
They got worse after the game, too.
Diggs has been a star on the field for the team in his three years in Buffalo. He led the league in catches and yards in his first season.
The kicker’s spiral continued during Sunday’s divisional-round matchup in San Francisco.
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Whatever Jerry Jones told kicker Brett Maher before Sunday’s game against the 49ers, it didn’t work.
All eyes were on the Cowboys’ embattled kicker after Maher missed a record four extra-point attempts last week against the Buccaneers. Facing San Francisco in the divisional round, Dallas took a first-half lead on a touchdown pass from Dak Prescott to Dalton Schultz.
After missing four extra-point attempts against Tampa Bay, Dallas kicker Brett Maher had another point-after try blocked Sunday at San Francisco, before bouncing back with two field goals in the second half of the Cowboys’ 19-12 loss to the 49ers.
He only had four catches for 35 yards in Sunday’s game.
Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs wasn’t thrilled about the team’s performance in the 27–10 divisional loss to the Bengals on Sunday.
After the game, The Athletic’s Joe Buscaglia reported that Diggs “darted out” of Buffalo’s locker room before the coaches even reached the room. Diggs also apparently took all his stuff out of the locker room with him.
Buscaglia noted that practice squad running back Duke Johnson convinced Diggs to return to the locker room and the wide receiver stayed for a few more minutes.
You know your kicker is bad when your 65-year-old governor is ready to suit up for him. Especially when that governor is in a wheelchair.
Frustrated after Dallas Cowboys kicker Brett Maher missed his fifth extra point in two games, Texas Governor Greg Abbott suggested even he could do that. Maher had one blocked Sunday against San Francisco.
I swear, I can kick as good as the Dallas Cowboys kicker.
— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) January 23, 2023
Well played, Governor.
But I’m sure Abbott isn’t the only one who feels this way.
The Atlanta rapper has now played both sides of one of the NFL’s fiercest rivalries.
First, the Raiders floundered to a 6–11 season in 2022. Then, they benched quarterback Derek Carr, all but driving out the team’s longtime quarterback.
Now, Las Vegas has seemingly lost Lil Jon.
The relationship between the Raiders and the Atlanta rapper appeared airtight to begin 2022. On Jan. 9 of last year, Lil Jon dropped by Allegiant Stadium to perform at halftime in a game Las Vegas eventually won 35–32 over the Chargers.