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The Las Vegas Raiders are approaching crunch time in the Derek Carr trade saga.
The two sides are two weeks away from the team’s deadline (Feb. 15) to trade or cut Carr before his $32.9 million base salary gets locked in for next year, with an additional $7.5 million guaranteed for 2024.
The Raiders still have not allowed Carr’s representation to meet with other teams, according to an update from Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer.
With Carr fully expected to leave Las Vegas like Nic Cage in ’95, the Raiders’ limitations on his pursuit for a new team comes as a bit of a shock.

New Yorkers didn’t bother playing ‘NYCE’ with the Empire State Building’s social media team after the city staple was lit up in Philadelphia Eagles green and white.
Facing immense damage control, namely from New York Giants fans, New York City officials came out to explain how the tourist-favorite attraction ended up cheering for a rival football team.
New York: Reasonably Upset or Drama Queens?
New York City mayor Eric Adams addressed the provocative post on Monday, commenting that the colorway “got away from us.”
Adams appeared on CNN to discuss the argument.

The quarterback praised assistant athletic trainer and physical therapist Julie Frymyer.
Brock Purdy Tore His PCL in NFC Championship Game (TV-G; 0:30)
If anything remotely positive has come out of a tough 2022 for the NFL injury-wise, it’s the increasing attention given to the league’s medical professionals, too often unsung heroes.
For instance, Bills assistant trainer Denny Kellington was fêted around the country for his role in saving safety Damar Hamlin’s life after his collapse on Jan. 2.

Danny Woodhead was among those who weren’t pleased with the calls in Sunday’s title game.
The officiating in the Chiefs’ 23–20 victory over the Bengals in the AFC championship game became a hotly contested topic of debate on social media Sunday night, with plenty of members of the NFL world weighing in. Among them was former NFL running back Danny Woodhead, who managed to make a rather clever pun to give his assessment of the game’s officials.

The incident occurred in the mountains of central Japan on Sunday.
Former world champion halfpipe skier Kyle Smaine, who won the world championship in 2015, died Sunday after getting buried in an avalanche in Japan. He was 31 years old.
Smaine was with two other skiers at the time of the avalanche, according to a social media post from photographer Grant Gunderson, who was also on the trip. One of them was also killed in the incident, while the other emerged unharmed after being buried in five feet of snow.

What’s a good way to shell out thousands of dollars with practically zero return on investment? Buying a game-worn Colin Kaepernick jersey.
People are apparently willing to spend lucrative amounts of money for a game-worn Kaepernick jersey. According to TMZ Sports, the game-worn garb from a 2016 Divisional-Round matchup against the Green Bay Packers is being auctioned with a projected price of $40,000.