The storm never came Saturday, until it did. And the NFL’s hottest team showed—to anyone who might still doubt them—that they’re built to win it all.
The banner is visible but not necessarily prominent. It hangs near a corner of the Levi’s Stadium home locker room, in an otherwise blank space between two lockers. On a white background five years are spelled out in red numbers—1981 to ’94—each connoting a season in which San Francisco won a Super Bowl. It’s understated yet powerful, a reminder of what was and what matters and what, they hope, may be again.
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The Bucs have until 4 p.m. ET Monday to activate Ryan Jensen, out since July with a knee injury, in time to play against the Cowboys.
A series of unexpected events last year resulted in the Los Angeles Dodgers signing Freddie Freeman to a six-year, $162 million contract.
The newly hired Wildcats football coach isn’t happy about the proliferation of trash at the facilities.
Newly hired Bethune-Cookman football coach Ed Reed apparently isn’t pleased with the football facilities at his new school.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame safety went on Instagram Live on Sunday morning while driving around campus in a golf cart. He promptly went into a decidedly not-safe-for-work rant about how the proliferation of trash all over the grounds.
LeBron James was visibly frustrated during his postgame interview after the Los Angeles Lakers lost to the Philadelphia 76ers.
The Buffalo Bills needed everything to avoid being upset by the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, including a shoving match between Josh Allen and Christian Wilkins. The shoving match turned into somewhat of a brawl thanks to Bills’ O-lineman Mitch Morse stepping in to defend his quarterback.
With the Bills up 17-3 in the second quarter, Allen threw an interception and while Miami was returning the pick, Wilkins bumped into the Buffalo quarterback. While Wilkins didn’t appear to cause much harm, Allen didn’t see it that way and started shoving the much larger Wilkins.
LeBron James and the Lakers apparently don’t think warming up before games is very important.
The Lakers lost 113-112 Sunday to the 76ers to fall to an embarrassing 19-24 on the season, but you wouldn’t have known there was any sense of urgency from how LeBron and Russell Westbrook behaved before the game.
Instead of focusing on gearing up for a win, the duo thought putting on a show for the fans was necessary.
LeBron threw up a hook shot from the corner as him and Westbrook started dancing.
LeBron and Russ pregame vibes are immaculate
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For the second time during the 2022-23 season, the Los Angeles Lakers were unable to close a game out against the Philadelphia 76ers.
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