After a horrendous draft night a year ago that saw the Titans lose A.J. Brown in a failed attempt to save money and replace one of the best receivers in the NFL with a rookie, Tennessee entered 2023 in need of a performative masterpiece with a new general manager behind the desk.
And while Ran Carthon didn’t exactly bull us over out of the gate, on Friday night he may have made the best single pick in this year’s draft—the kind of selection that could finally pull the Titans out of an organizational holding pattern they’ve been in for the better part of the last four years.
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The wait is over for Keion White.
The standout Georgia Tech edge rusher was selected in the second round (No. 46 overall) by the Patriots on Friday night. White was one of 17 players invited to Kansas City by the NFL for Thursday’s first round, but he wound up being among four prospects left waiting in the green room at the end of the evening.
So perhaps that explains why White was easily able to contain his enthusiasm when his name finally was called on behalf of New England.
To say White was utterly expressionless would be an understatement.
The question of whom the best player in NBA history is always a delicious debate, with strong opinions and fervent emotions often part of the conversation.
Most observers will either choose Michael Jordan or LeBron James, but for Draymond Green, the answer is pretty clear, and it’s not either of those two.
The Warriors forward believes his teammate, Stephen Curry, has the edge as the best player ever, and it’s largely due to his level of confidence.
“It’s way different,” Green said, via ESPN’s Nick Friedell.
Will Levis was drafted by the Titans with the No. 33 pick in the second round of the 2023 NFL draft. The former Kentucky quarterback had a lot of buzz entering draft week and was projected by the sportsbooks as the favorite to be the second overall pick. Instead, he became this year’s first-round draft snub. Tennesse traded the 41st pick, 72nd pick, and a third-round pick in 2024 in exchange for the second pick in the second round and the 81st overall selectin in this year’s draft.
White was picked by the Patriots at No. 46 on Friday night.
The Will Levis wait is finally over in Kansas City, with the Tennessee Titans selecting the former Kentucky quarterback with the 33rd pick. We also found out the truth when it comes to the eating habits of the new Titans quarterback.
There has been a lot of chatter regarding the way Will Levis takes his coffee, with the assumption being that he takes Mayonnaise with a packet of sugar. Also, the whole ordeal about eating a banana with the peal. Well, we finally have the answers that fans really wanted to hear on NFL Draft night.
A massive brawl erupted following a California high school baseball game and it was all thanks to a broom.
The incident occurred after a game between Norwalk High School defeated Mayfair High School which was held in Lakewood, California, not too far from Los Angeles.
Norwalk won the game which complete a sweep of Mayfair and sent them to the playoffs. So, Norwalk busted out a broom. That’s a taunt everyone knows well, and normally things don’t escalate.
However, in this case, it did escalate. Quickly.
Mayfair vs. Norwalk gets fiesty. pic.twitter.
After tumbling out of the first round of the NFL draft, Will Levis finally found a home with the Titans, who traded up Friday night to select the former Kentucky quarterback with the No. 33 overall pick.
As hard as it is to believe, six years have passed since Mets pitcher Justin Verlander last wore a Tigers uniform.
With Detroit, Verlander became one of the most decorated pitchers in franchise history. He won a Rookie of the Year, Cy Young and MVP award, and ranks in the top 10 in Tigers history in wins and strikeouts.
Now, Verlander is reportedly on track to debut with the Mets in the stadium where it all began—Comerica Park, where Detroit and New York will play a three-game set from May 2–4.
Will Levis became the story of the first round of the 2023 NFL draft when he had to sit in the green room all night without hearing his name get called by commissioner Roger Goodell.
Levis, who was expected by many to be off the board early in the draft, finally found his NFL home Friday night when the Tennessee Titans selected him with the second pick of the second round (33rd overall).
The former Kentucky signal-caller decided to head home from Kansas City on Friday, and it sounded as if he had a brutal trip.