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Tom Brady doesn’t sound like the biggest fan of the current generation of athletes coming through the pipeline.
Brady ended his NFL career with seven Super Bowl rings and is widely-considered the greatest player in league history. He was also known during his playing days as being an incredible leader.
The former Pats and Bucs QB demanded the most out of his teammates. Buy-in was mandatory if you wanted to roll with Brady. The team had to come first.
He’s not sure that’s a mentality that exists much with young people these days.

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Bo Nix’s mind is the key to his NFL Draft stock
When it comes down to it, a large part of the beauty and art to playing the quarterback position stems from the fact that as a QB, you are tasked with solving complex problems.
Of course, you are tasked with doing that as a handful of large human beings are trying to put you in the hospital, others are looking to embarrass you, someone on your own sidelines is likely hoping to take your job, and the world is watching.

There’s a reason that Dana White has more fans than any other professional sports league Commissioners or Presidents – it’s because he’s real, and doesn’t give a damn.
The UFC President, who is never one to shy away from controversy or what he believes, had the ultimate mic-drop moment this past week when he savagely called out media members that predicted that his UFC 300 event would be a bust.

After a dismal first round of games to tip off the NBA Playoffs this past weekend, last night delivered at its finest.
Both diehard and casual basketball fans were gifted with not one, but how about two buzzer-beaters, come from behind victories that put “Anything can happen in the playoffs,” to the extreme.
In New York City, the Knicks were able to go up 2-0 against the Philadelphia 76ers after an absolute insane 30 seconds of ball that saw the Knickerbockers come from a 101-96 deficit with just 40 seconds left.

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Keeping tabs on all the latest NFL Draft rumors with just days to go
If you think we have reached the “quiet before the storm” part of NFL Draft season, think again.
Monday brought news that the New York Jets were trading Zach Wilson, and reports that the NFL was set to levy penalties against the Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta Falcons for tampering with Saquon Barkley and Kirk Cousins, with the Atlanta penalty reportedly “severe.”
What will Tuesday bring? One can only imagine.

After joining LIV Golf and suddenly having a bit more free time on his hands, Bryson DeChambeau decided to jump headfirst into the content game and has managed to build quite the YouTube channel over time. The former U.S. Open champion has picked up nearly 560,000 followers on YouTube on top of close to 390,000 followers on TikTok.
Over the past year or so, DeChambeau has fully emersed himself into the YouTube Golf space collaborating with the likes of Grant Horvat, Good Good, Paige Spiranac, and the Nelk Boys along with some of his fellow LIV golfers.

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According to reports Ferrari will have a new title sponsor as well as a new driver for next season
Ferrari is set to have a new driver for the 2025 Formula 1 season, with Lewis Hamilton leaving Mercedes at the end of the 2024 campaign to join the Italian flagship for next year.
Now, according to reports, Ferrari will add a new title sponsor as well as a new driver.
As first reported in SportBusiness, Hewlett-Packard (HP) is poised to join Ferrari as their title sponsor.

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J.P. Acosta’s favorite NFL Draft prospects at every position in 2024.
The 2024 NFL Draft is this week, and with it comes the first installation of something I’ve wanted to do for a very long time: the 2024 All-JP team! The All-JP team is a group of players that I loved watching on tape, with a good majority of them more than likely not hearing their name called on Day 1 of the draft. However, these are guys that I would pound the table for, and think they’ll be good pros at the next level.