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The Giants’ upset over the Vikings had the NFL world talking — including former star wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr.
The Giants’ fourth-year QB is proof that it’s unfair to fully evaluate talent until a quarterback is in a system that cares to accentuate his strengths.
So here we all come, trampling at a volume and grace reminiscent of stampeding baby elephants, to log on to our social media app of choice and say that we saw it coming.
Here we all go, scrolling back to draft night in 2019, the moment the Giants selected Daniel Jones, a baby-faced version of Eli Manning, seemingly out of some kind of recreation fantasy instead of actual football reasons, and deleting all the jokes.
The Ravens are playing in the postseason without Lamar Jackson — both on the field and on the sideline.
Jackson was nowhere to be seen Sunday night as the Ravens traveled to Paycor Stadium to take on the Cincinnati Bengals — furthering the ongoing tensions between Baltimore and its injured quarterback over contract negotiations.
Did Lamar Give Up On The Ravens?
Normally if a starter can’t play in a postseason game, you’ll at least see them cheering on their team from the sidelines.
But not LJ, which could only signify a potential split with the Ravens this upcoming offseason.
Doc Rivers gave his take on the GOAT debate and managed to praise both LeBron James and Michael Jordan for their achievements in the NBA.
Charles Barkley has famously said that he doesn’t think Kevin Durant is a bus driver. But let’s see what Barkley has to say about Boban Marjanovic.
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Minnesota went one-and-done in the postseason, losing 31-24 to the Giants.
The Minnesota Vikings entered the playoffs as the No. 3 seed in the NFC, and — at 13-4 — as owners of the third-best record in football. And yet, they received about the same amount of hype as you would expect a Kirk Cousins-led team to receive.
It is not hard to see why there was more talk about the Vikings being fraudulent than there was about them being a legitimate Super Bowl favorite.