Jalen Hurts is no longer on the injury list, and he’s expected to play in the Philadelphia Eagles matchup against the New York Giants. When asked about concerns over his shoulder injury, Hurts appeared not to be worried, stated ‘there’s always a target’ on his back. Mark Schlereth tells Craig Carton whether he believes Jalen is healthy enough to face the Giants in this playoff matchup.
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What would you pay to attend the Divisional Round matchups this weekend? Craig Carton takes a look at both the ‘Get in the Door’ prices, and the ‘average ticket’ prices at both the NFC and AFC Divisional round games, and decides whether those prices are worth it. At the most expensive average price is the New York Giants matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles, and Craig decides whether it’s worth forking up $1k for a chance to see Daniel Jones possibly upset Jalen Hurts and the Eagles.
Let’s take stock of all the player movement as the transfer portal closes on Wednesday.
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Bennett didn’t hold back in responding to the criticism.
Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett turned in one of the most unique and successful careers in college football history, but it didn’t stop the critics from coming for him, even during the Bulldogs’ second consecutive national championship celebration parade.
Bennett was spotted on his cell phone during the parade, a sight that one local media member—Atlanta food and sports personality Steak Shapiro—took major exception to.
A best bet for Saturday’s AFC divisional round matchup between the top-seeded and favored Chiefs and the Jaguars.
The divisional round of the NFL playoffs kicks off with Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs hosting Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars.
Jacksonville extended its winning streak to six games following an amazing come-from-behind victory over the Chargers in the wild-card round. After a terrible first half performance, Lawrence led the Jaguars back from a 27-point deficit en route to a 31-30 win.
Baltimore Orioles CEO John Angelos very rarely speaks with the media, but decided to make what was just his second media appearance in four years on Martin Luther King Jr. day.
Many are saying that he conveniently scheduled his appearance on MLK Day. And based on his answers, it’s easy to see why folks have come to that conclusion.
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The main reason behind his appearance in front of reporters and on WBALTV was the announcement that the Orioles were committing $5 million to a Baltimore public school scholarship fund.
Arizona, Carolina, Denver, Houston and Indianapolis are all looking for their next head coach. Which job is the best? Well, it’s not simply about the team’s roster.
Chris Taylor has been a valuable contributor in the Los Angeles Dodgers lineup for nearly six years, but a recurring neck injury hindered some of his …
It was an astonishing moment during Sunday’s AFC Wild Card game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens.
Football fans around the country all joined in a resounding, “No way!” when Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard recovered a Ravens fumble on the 2-yard line and ran it all the way back for a 98-yard Bengals touchdown.
The touchdown was an emotional turn of events as it helped lead the Bengals to a 24-17 win over the Ravens to advance to the AFC Divisional round.
And now, Bengals fans are showing their appreciation to Hubbard by donating to his foundation.
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Another triple-double from Nikola Jokic. 40+ point outings from Dame Lillard and Joel Embiid. We’ve seen this all season.
According to the Inside the NBA postgame show at the end of an action-packed Tuesday, the 40-point game count is now up to 105 across the league (including 23 in half of January alone), which is a historical number of epic proportions. The next closest season by the Jan. 17 mark is 1960-61, which had just 77 games.