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Georgia is a 10-point favorite this week on the road against the Tennessee Volunteers.

Bill Belichick’s seat in New England is scorching hot. And while speculation swirls about his future with the Patriots, ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky might have just dropped a subtle bombshell on us.
On Tuesday’s Episode of The Pat McAfee Show, Orlovsky shared what he has heard about Belichick’s next move and even said the coach’s next landing spot is “already determined.”
Spoiler alert: It’s not New England.
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Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott was not about to give the gory details why the team’s offense is broken to the point he fired offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey on Tuesday. But in explaining the move McDermott painted an ugly picture of an offense that has previously been among the best in the NFL.
McDermott put broad brush strokes in illustrating an offense that lacks confidence. Lacks energy.
And, worse of all, has failed to a degree that quarterback Josh Allen is not in the right mental state now.

Chris Kirk is embraced by his caddie after winning the 2023 Honda Classic. | Photo by Douglas P. DeFelice/Getty Images
The PGA Tour selected five-time tour winner Chris Kirk as its 2023 Courage Award recipient at the RSM Classic.
On May 7, 2019, Chris Kirk revealed to the world that he needed time away from the game to address difficulties in his personal life.
At this juncture, Kirk had not won on the PGA Tour in four years, and his Official World Golf Ranking had plummeted to 183rd.

The UFC is the only major sports league that doesn’t police what athletes say or pressure them to adopt certain progressive politics.
And Dana White is certainly the only leader in sports who is not beholden to the whims of corporate sponsors.
It’s part of the sport’s charm.
This week, White appeared on comedian Theo Von’s podcast where he addressed the backlash to his public friendship with Donald Trump.
Specifically, White says a major sponsor for the UFC told him to take down a video in which he supported the former president.

The Bills parted ways with offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey on Tuesday morning, the day after their disappointing loss against the Broncos on Monday Night Football. 
Head coach Sean McDermott addressed the departure of Dorsey and offered some insight into the organization’s decision to fire its OC after less than two seasons. 
“Just felt like it was time for change,” said McDermott, via Katherine Fitzgerald of The Buffalo News. “We need to be a confident football team and find consistent production. And that’s really what it came down to.

The San Diego Padres announced on Tuesday that Chairman and owner Peter Seidler passed away at the age of 63.
“The Padres organization mourns the passing of our beloved Chairman and owner, Peter Seidler,” said Padres CEO Erik Greupner in a statement.
“Today, our love and prayers encircle Peter’s family as they grieve the loss of an extraordinary husband, father, son, brother, uncle, and friend. Peter was a kind and generous man who was devoted to his wife, children, and extended family.

In case there was any confusion, Deion Sanders is in Colorado! And Coach Prime wants to make it clear that he has no intention of leaving for Texas A&M.
The Aggies are searching for a new head coach after Jimbo Fisher was fired on Sunday. And rumors are swirling that Sanders could abandon the Buffaloes for greener pastures in the SEC.
Even Stephen A. Smith said Coach Prime is the perfect fit.
“That’s what I’ve been saying, Deion Sanders in the SEC,” Smith said on ESPN’s Get Up. “With that vault that they have available to them. Them hogs that he could recruit.

The Las Vegas Raiders picked up an NFL cornerback with off-the-field issues … best of luck. Raiders interim GM Champ Kelly picked up former New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones off waivers on Tuesday. The move was announced by NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo.
Las Vegas Welcomes Troubled Cornerback Jack Jones
The Patriots opted to waive Jones on Monday, a day after he played 10 defensive snaps against the Indianapolis Colts in Germany in Week 10.

Shohei Ohtani and Cody Bellinger were among seven players who turned down $20,325,000 qualifying offers from their former teams Tuesday and remained free agents.