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The former Celtic was charged with unlawfully promoting crypto assets.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced it has settled with former Celtics forward Paul Pierce on charges for unlawfully promoting crypto assets. As a result, Pierce will pay more than $1.4 million for violating anti-touting and anti-fraud provisions.

The New York Jets will take a hard look at adding Derek Carr.
Owner Woody Johnson has been very open about the Jets needing a new quarterback in order to compete, and the franchise intends on pursuing a veteran passer to fill the void.
Well, the team will be bringing in Carr for a visit this weekend, according to Mike Garafolo. He previously visited with the Saints after the Raiders decided to cut ties.

The #Jets are bringing in free agent QB Derek Carr for a visit this weekend, sources say.

Paul Pierce is one of many celebrities that jumped head first into the crypto game, but may be regretting that decision these days. The former NBA star is due to pay over $1.4 million after illegally promoting a certain crypto token.
According to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Pierce promoted a crypto sold by EthereumMax on social media but did so without disclosing that he was being paid to do so.
Pierce has agreed to pay $1.1 million in fines plus another $240,000 of ill-gotten gains plus interest, according to the New York Post.

The Philadelphia safety was fined for a fourth quarter hit in last Sunday’s Super Bowl.

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Eagles star safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson has been fined $14,111 for lowering his head to initiate contact with the helmet on Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco in the fourth quarter of last Sunday’s Super Bowl, according to a report from NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.
The play did not draw a penalty flag during the game.

Almost one-third of all coaches in the league have come through Philadelphia at one point, and owner Jeffrey Lurie says it’s not by chance—there’s something special about the way he hires.
A few years back, during the height of the Aaron Rodgers/Mike McCarthy era, it was standard operating procedure for a search firm in the coaching world to almost impulsively recommend an assistant from the Green Bay staff.

We might not know Victoria’s Secret, but we now know Patrick Mahomes.’
On the Adam Schefter Podcast this week, Kansas City Chiefs backup quarterback Chad Henne dished up some secrets about his Super Bowl-winning teammates. The funniest of which might be the fact that Mahomes wears the same pair of underwear for every game.
“Sundays it’s the same pair,” Henne said. “Ever since I’ve known him.”

Patrick Mahomes is so superstitious that he has worn the same pair of red underwear for every NFL game he had played.
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Sammy P is already looking ahead to next season regarding NFL futures. Read which NFL MVP candidates he is buying and selling.

From past winners to first-timers to veterans looking to break through, Bob Pockrass ranks the field ahead of Sunday’s Daytona 500.

On the latest episode of “Hustle Play,” Chris Boucher and Mike Roach discuss how officials should approach calling fouls and violations at the end of games after a controversial call took place at the end of Super Bowl LVII. Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel or listen on the podcast feed.

Walton seemed very unhappy with Joe Lunardi’s treatment of the Pac-12.
1. In a normal case of colleague-on-colleague crime, there’s always a bit of skepticism about how genuine the heat may be because most coworkers don’t air their dirty laundry publicly.
When Bill Walton is involved in the colleague-on-colleague crime, things get EXTREMELY hazy because you just never know where Bill is coming from. And I say that in a positive way.