The nickname came about while the two teammates were talking on the sidelines when mic’d up.
Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins made sure to poke fun of his teammate Ja’Marr Chase on the sidelines this past season when he was mic’d up with the NFL.
As Chase, who was sidelined for the game was chowing down on a hot dog on the bench, Higgins coined him the “Glizzy Gobbler,” and it was all caught on video.
So, why did the receiver decide to call out his teammate like this on a national level? He explained the story to Sports Illustrated’s Lacey Jane Brown on Radio Row this week.
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The self-proclaimed ‘Quarterback Defender’ on Super Bowl memories and where his interests lie for Eagles-Chiefs.
Peyton Manning is a Super Bowl expert.
With this year’s game only days away, Manning’s rooting interests are not attached to either the Chiefs or the Eagles. But he will be focused on two players: Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts.
“I’m a quarterback defender,” says Manning. “For years, I was in that category of quarterbacks that hadn’t won a Super Bowl. Then I won a Super Bowl, and I left that group on paper, but I never really left the group.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport joined NBC Sports Bay Area’s Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan at Super Bowl LVII Radio Row and identified the top potential landing spots for Jimmy Garoppolo.
At some point over the course of the next 10 days, MLB teams are set to welcome pitchers and catchers to their individual spring training facilities. Baseball season is almost here!
As players start to arrive for the start of the new year, they will be greeted by a locker full of gear. Some of them have already showed up early and got to check out their new swag.
Among them is Tucker Davidson, a 26-year-old pitcher who was traded from the Braves to the Angels back in August. This will be his first full year with Los Angeles and he was stoked to see his locker upon arrival.
In Kyrie Irving’s mind, setting ablaze the fabric of the Nets was beyond his control. In losing Kevin Durant, Brooklyn’s gravest mistake was holding Irving accountable.
Could Josh Jacobs wind up with Sean Payton in Denver? The new Broncos head coach certainly sounded interested during a sit-down with the free agent running back on Kay Adams’ Up and Adams show Thursday afternoon.
Payton, who signed with the Broncos last week, spent the better part of two minutes drooling over the former Alabama star, and even ended his diatribe with a little tease a month away from the start of NFL free agency.
“He was always consistently playing well and so I’m glad he’s a free agent, I encourage everyone to look at him … maybe we look at him,” Payton said.
Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes and Mark Schlereth help Chris Broussard reveal the players Under Duress entering Super Bowl LVII between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. Broussard nominates Patrick Mahomes, Jalen Hurts and Haason Reddick. Schlereth adds Chris Jones, Nick adds Nick Sirianni and Wildes adds himself and Broussard to the illustrious BUD LIST.
UFC heavyweight champion Frank Mir and former UFC light heavyweight champ Vitor Belfort will join Angle on the broadcast featuring eight heavyweights.
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Kurt Angle won an Olympic gold medal in amateur wrestling. He followed that up with an impressive second act, becoming a global entity as one of the most compelling pro wrestlers of all-time.
The Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly finalizing a three-team trade that would send Russell Westbrook to the Utah Jazz and acquire D’Angelo Russell from the Minnesota Timberwolves. Malik Beasley and Jarred Vanderbilt would also go to LA. The Lakers are also sending Patrick Beverley to Orlando for Mo Bamba and Thomas Bryant to Denver for wing depth. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes determine if Lakers can contend in the West.
The Chiefs quarterback will make his third Super Bowl appearance this weekend.
Patrick Mahomes is often compared to Tom Brady in terms of quarterback dominance.
Where the Chiefs quarterback lacks in comparison to the now retired NFL quarterback, for one, is the amount of Super Bowl titles. Brady retired with seven Super Bowl rings and 10 overall appearances. At age 27, Mahomes has one Super Bowl win and at least three appearances, and he could potentially win his second ring on Sunday.
So, is Mahomes’s ultimate goal to catch up to Brady and give him a run for the “G.O.A.T.