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“I didn’t just ask to leave for no reason,” James Harden said of his 2022 trade from Brooklyn to Philadelphia.

The Chiefs aren’t at Patriots-level dislike, they’ll need more wins and a cheating scandal to reach that peak, but K.C. is the NFL’s current Enemy No. 1.

PHOENIX — Sunday became the day to gather and worship God in the Bible’s New Testament but the NFL took it for its own purposes decades ago and now millions of Americans idolize professional football more than their Creator.
At no time is this more true than Super Bowl Sunday.
But this Super Bowl Sunday when hundreds of millions of football fans will tune it to watch the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles play, they will be watching a game in which both star quarterbacks are Christians.
Patrick Mahomes is an evangelical Christian. Jalen Hurts is Baptist.
Both are saved.

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Sin City is becoming an NFL event hub and will be home to Super Bowl 58.
With Super Bowl LVII finally here, it’s never too early to focus on Super Bowl LVIII. The Lombardi Trophy hasn’t even been presented yet and we’re already looking to 2024. You can even already bet on who is going to win 2024’s Super Bowl LVIII, the Chiefs are currently favorites on DraftKings Sportsbook, followed by the Bills, 49ers and Eagles (in that order).

Alabama basketball coach Nate Oats roasted Auburn following a huge Saturday win.
The Crimson Tide marched into Neville Arena and pulled off a 77-69 victory over the Tigers. Despite Bruce Pearl’s squad throwing everything it had in waves at Alabama, it just ultimately wasn’t enough.
How did Oats react after the game? He made sure everyone knew this was Auburn’s biggest game of the year.
“I know it was their Super Bowl. So, it was nice to come win over here,” Oats told the media after the hard-fought victory.

Islam Makhachev has always been touted as Khabib 2.0, but his victory at UFC 284 didn’t follow the blueprint.

Xander Schauffele benefitted from a second opinion during a rules situation Saturday at the WM Phoenix Open.

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The former Eagles coach winning his second Super Bowl with the Chiefs would be huge
One of the most prominent Super Bowl storylines in 2023 is Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid facing off against his former team, the Philadelphia Eagles. In regular season play, Reid is 3-0 vs. Philadelphia since he was fired in 2012. The last time these sides met was in October 2021, when quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes threw for five touchdowns and Jalen Hurts tallied a career-high 387 yards through the air in a 42-30 shootout in Philadelphia.

Taylor Heinicke has zero issues being a backup QB in the NFL.
The scrappy passer is slated to be a free agent after spending the past few years with the Commanders. Heinicke played surprisingly well whenever pressed into service, and there’s no doubt he will continue to be in the league for a long time.
Will it be as a fringe starter or as a backup holding a clipboard? While he prefers the former, the second option is still all good in his book.
“Obviously, I would love to go to the Packers. That’s been a childhood dream of mine to play for the Packers.

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His regular season numbers are good, but Clark is racing to the top of the all-time postseason sacks list.
Despite only having recorded 58.5 career sacks in the regular season, Kansas City Chiefs’ pass-rusher Frank Clark, who has posted 13.5 career playoff sacks, is on the verge of postseason history as he enters Super Bowl LVII against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Officially, the highest sack mark in a postseason career is owned by Willie McGinest – who retired in 2008 with 16 playoff sacks.