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Last Sunday night, Travis Kelve and Jason Kelce battled it out in Super Bowl LVII with their proud parents—Donna and Ed—watching from the stands in Arizona as their sons made NFL history by becoming the first brothers to square off in the championship game.
A few days later Travis and Jason recorded their very popular podcast New Heights, and the two broke down into tears when talking about how much it meant to them to have their mom experience such a cool few weeks.
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Craig Carton pokes fun at Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who is preparing to embark on a ‘Darkness Retreat’, which he reveals may not be as dark as the name lets on.
Todd Monken is now the new offensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens, and after a successful season with the NCAA Championship Georgia Bulldogs, Craig Carton and Geoff Schwartz decide how beneficial a new OC can be for Lamar Jackson.
Six-time NBA champion Michael Jordan is celebrating his 60th birthday on Friday by making a $10 million donation to Make-A-Wish.
The Capitals will be without Alex Ovechkin for at least the rest of the week as their captain deals with the death of his father.
Damar Hamlin received some new ink last week to remind him of how fragile life can be.
The Bills safety, who suffered cardiac arrest live during Monday Night Football, got a tattoo that was out of this world.
The tatt is located on Hamlin’s entire left hand. It shows an astronaut sitting in a yoga pose with the Milky Way Galaxy behind him. The artistic work on it is pretty phenomenal. Saturn’s rings, for example, have incredible detail.
HAMLIN SUFFERED CARDIAC ARREST ON JAN. 2
Hamlin got the the tattoo last week while he was in Arizona ahead of the Super Bowl.
Cup drivers Ty and Austin Dillon look back at their experience in victory lane with Dale Earnhardt at the 1998 Daytona 500.
Dude’s going to ensconce himself in pitch-black for half a week while he decides if he likes the look of $59.6 million a year to return to the Packers? Of course he is.
Andy Reid celebrated winning his second Super Bowl by ordering himself a tasty pizza.
Reid and the Chiefs beat the Eagles down in Arizona to take home the Lombardi Trophy home Sunday. While Patrick Mahomes might have celebrated with possibly 100 beers, Reid had a little bit of a different approach.
He wanted a tasty piece of cheesy pizza.
Patrick Mahomes Vowed To Drink 100 Beers After Winning The Super Bowl
Andy Reid scooped up a hot pie after the Super Bowl.
Reid, who Terry Bradshaw told to “waddle” over to his post-game interview, opted for pizza as his celebration meal.