Author: Michael

Whether by luck, talent, or pure confidence, the San Francisco 49ers took care of business against the Detroit Lions in the NFC championship game last weekend.
In the thrilling come-from-behind victory, 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan helped orchestrate a historic comeback, one tied for the largest ever in NFC title history. And apparently, he knew his team was going to win from the start.
As the players were running onto the field for kickoff, Shanahan told general manager John Lynch, “See you on stage, man.”
Lynch could only chuckle at the audacity of the comment.

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Before they become the Audi works team, Stake F1 looks to move up the Constructors’ standings
Our next stop in the Formula 1 season review/preview?
Alfa Romeo.
No wait Sauber.
Actually we mean Stake.
If you are a little confused regarding what to call the Hinwil-based outlet, you are not alone. After five seasons competing as Alfa Romeo, Sauber F1 is in the middle of a transition that will be completed for the 2026 season, when they will race as the Audi works team.

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Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is seeking his third Super Bowl title as a professional, and second consecutive ring when he takes the field with his team in Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday, Feb. 11 against the San Francisco 49ers.
Kelce is obviously a key piece to the Kansas City offense, and is likely to play a significant role if the Chiefs secure their second straight title. However, the story around Kelce for much of the year hasn’t been just about his play. It’s been about his off-field romance with pop star Taylor Swift.

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The Detroit Lions and their fans had a magical run this past season, with it ending just short of a first-ever trip to the Super Bowl.
While last Sunday’s loss to the San Francisco 49ers is still way too fresh for everyone involved, the team did get some good news on Tuesday when offensive coordinator Ben Johnson reportedly informed the Seattle Seahawks and Washington Commanders that he will be returning to the Lions for the 2024 season. 
That news fired up a lot of Lions fans, including arguably their most famous one—Eminem.

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