The tie between the quarterback and the head coach is everything in the NFL. It must be cement-hardened and unmistakable because the moment it isn’t, one or the other is likely on the way out – and that’s why Deshaun Watson, Bryce Young and Will Levis are worthy of attention now.
On Monday, at three different NFL outposts – Cleveland, Carolina and Tennessee – the issue of the quarterbacks’ future became a topic of discussion with head coaches.
Coaches can usually offer certainty in such conversations. They can speak without equivocation or doublespeak about the future.
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Mikal Bridges’ busted jump shot is the NBA’s biggest mystery right now
The New York Knicks have championship expectations entering the 2024-2025 season after an incredibly bold summer that saw the team chase a pair of co-stars for MVP candidate Jalen Brunson. The Knicks’ recent trade for Karl-Anthony Towns has been dissected ad nauseam, but it was a deal they made earlier in the summer that was even more risky.
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Jared Goff’s recent play has him finally living up to the hype.
It’s not at all uncommon for an NFL quarterback to go on a one-game heater and never do anything else of import. Mitch(ell) Trubisky of the Chicago Bears once threw five touchdown passes in a single half against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Craig Erickson of the Bucs once singed the Indianapolis Colts with a near-perfect performance.
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The start of the NBA season is here, so let’s predict one breakout player from each Eastern Conference team ahead of the 2024-25 campaign.
Editor’s Note: This is the Eastern Conference edition of our series on breakout player candidates for each NBA team in the 2024-25 season. The Western Conference edition can be read here.
Every year, each team opens the season with optimism about their new acquisitions or young prospects who are due for a breakout season.
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The start of the NBA season is here, so let’s predict one breakout player from each Western Conference team ahead of the 2024-25 campaign.
Editor’s Note: This is the Western Conference edition of our series on breakout player candidates for each NBA team in the 2024-25 season. The Eastern Conference edition can be read here.
Every year, each team opens the season with optimism about their new acquisitions or young prospects who are due for a breakout season.
Former Baltimore Ravens superstar Ed Reed appeared on the ‘ManningCast’ on Monday night during his former team’s big-time road win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and things got awkward at one point when a player wearing a guardian cap caught his attention.
As the ‘Monday Night Football’ broadcast showed the Buccaneers in a huddle, Reed noticed offensive lineman Luke Goedeke was wearing a guardian cap.
The Minnesota Timberwolves face the Los Angeles Lakers tonight during Week 1 of the 2024 NBA season.
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2024 was a year that made it hard not to feel like we are losing some specific types of sports media forever.
As time hurdles forward and society has progressed according to what technological innovations allow, our lives have picked up pace, to unprecedented, breakneck speeds. We have all these conveniences we didn’t have 25 years ago, and counterintuitively, less time than we’ve ever had to enjoy them.
Dan Campbell had the perfect response to Chris Christie saying he has no class.
The former New Jersey Governor decided to go after Campbell after the Lions blasted the Cowboys to the tune of 47-9. The problem? Apparently, running up the score is classless!
“That’s Dan Campbell. He’s got no class. Never has. It’s fine. It’s fine. Look, Dan Campbell, that’s the way he is, and what goes around comes around,” Christie said following the blowout win.
Pretty strange beef for Christie to spark, but Campbell isn’t sweating it.
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Collin Morikawa has done everything but won in 2024. He has a great chance to change that at this week’s ZOZO Championship.
At this point a year ago, Collin Morikawa arrived in Japan feeling rather gloomy. He had not won since his triumph at Royal St. George’s in 2021, where he became the Champion Golfer of the Year that summer. But in the eight majors between then and last year’s ZOZO Championship, he still managed to post three top 10s.