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The Eagles gave the city of Philadelphia plenty to celebrate on Sunday after routing the 49ers 31–7 at home to win the NFC championship and advance to Super Bowl LVII. But, apparently, the City of Brotherly Love isn’t the only place celebrating the marquee victory.
The franchise was on the receiving end of a special shout-out just up Interstate 95 in New York City courtesy of the Empire State Building.

The two-time MVP’s move to the reigning champs in Las Vegas means she has the chance to close out her storied career with a third WNBA title.
As DeWanna Bonner notched a pair of free throws in Game 5 of the 2022 WNBA semifinals, sending the Sun to the WNBA Finals and closing the curtain on the Sky’s season, Candace Parker was visibly frustrated.
The two-time WNBA champion was looking to make Chicago the first team to win back-to-back titles since the Sparks—the franchise that she started her WNBA career—did in 2001 and ’02.

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We expected the Bengals’ backup offensive linemen to flounder against the Bills last week, but they’re doing it against the Chiefs instead
The Kansas City Chiefs took a 13-6 lead into the locker room at halftime of the AFC Championship team. For the visiting Bengals, the defense has done a good job of stopping the Chiefs offense from getting in the end zone, forcing two early field goals.

Moore had been the team’s offensive coordinator for the past four seasons.
A week after their season came to an end with a 19–12 loss to the 49ers, the Cowboys are making a significant coaching staff change.
Dallas and offensive coordinator Kellen Moore have mutually agreed to go their separate ways, according to David Moore of The Dallas Morning News. In his stead, head coach Mike McCarthy will take over play calling duties.
Moore, 34, had been in the position since the 2019 season after joining the Dallas coaching staff in ’18 as the team’s quarterbacks coach under Jason Garrett.

The forward provided a much-needed lift in his return on Sunday.

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In his return to the team following a personal leave for anxiety, Iowa forward Patrick McCaffery returned to the rotation on Sunday to provide a much-needed boost in the team’s 93–82 victory over Rutgers.
McCaffery entered the game with 15:31 to play in the first half to a standing ovation at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. McCaffery made his presence felt, scoring nine points with two rebounds and two assists off the bench in 13 minutes of action.