The Jaguars needed a receiver in 2022 and overpaid for Christian Kirk. But the signing paid off as Jacksonville advanced to the AFC divisional playoffs.
Many snickered at the Jaguars for spending boatloads of money on players who weren’t ranked high on pundits’ top-50 free agents lists in 2022. Let this serve as a reminder that scouting reports don’t always align with team needs.
Perhaps the Jaguars overspent on wide receiver Christian Kirk last March (four years, $72 million), but the front office viewed him as the right fit for its roster and coaching philosophy.
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Aaron Rodgers’ time in Green Bay is likely over. After sitting for three years, Jordan Love is ready to walk the same path Rodgers paved with the Packers when he took over for Brett Favre.
Golden State Warriors big man Draymond Green and Memphis Grizzlies forward Dillon Brooks do not like one another. Both players constantly run their mouths on the floor, ooze confidence even when it’s not warranted, and have a history with one another.
Green has now added a new chapter to the hate-filled story by going on a lengthy rant calling Brooks an idiot while questioning if anyone in Memphis actually likes the 27-year-old.
Brooks was recently on record saying “I don’t like Draymond at all” and “Draymond talks a lot, gets away with a lot too.
Super Bowl contenders are almost always set up through the draft, but recent and past history shows teams will take big swings on players despite the pitfalls and lessons learned.
Hope. Excitement. Disappointment. Firings.
Welcome to the typical cycle of big spending in NFL free agency.
Every year, the same mating ritual begins in March. The NFL’s legal tampering period for free agency arrives, and general managers with a toasty seat begin spending wildly.
Shohei Ohtani and Team Japan clash with Team China in the World Baseball Classic live on FS1!
Japan takes a 3-0 lead against China thanks to Shohei Ohtani’s RBI-double in the World Baseball Classic.
Baylor AD Mack Rhoades claims he doesn’t want to see the PAC-12 collapse.
The west coast conference continues to face massive problems as George Kliavkoff so far has failed to land a new media deal.
With every day that goes by without a new media deal in place, the PAC-12’s position gets worse and worse.
PAC-12 Rules Out Streaming Deals, Likely Won’t Match Big 12 Revenue: REPORT
Rhoades previously said the Big 12 had to be ready for potential “movement” out of the PAC-12, but he’s now made it clear he’s not hoping that happens.
Video has surfaced allegedly showing NBA legend Shawn Kemp opening fire prior to being arrested.
The legendary Seattle SuperSonics player was arrested Wednesday on a felony drive-by shooting charge in Tacoma, Washington. Kemp claims he was acting in self-defense while attempting to retrieve some stolen items and alleges he was fired on first, according to Fox 13.
In a video released by TMZ, Kemp appears to be yelling at a vehicle before raising his weapon and firing a shot. Police quickly arrived, and witnesses claim multiple shots were fired, according to TMZ.
China limited the damage in the first inning after Pei Liang made a catch and threw out the runner tagging at home.
People hoping to attend the Big Ten Tournament Thursday won’t have to spend much money at all.
The first game of the day in Chicago at the United Center is Michigan vs. Rutgers, and both teams are fighting for a tournament spot.
The matchup is a perfect example of everything we love about March. Yet, people don’t seem too interested.
Will Michigan beat Rutgers? (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
Big Ten Tournament tickets are comically cheap.
People looking to attend Michigan/Rutgers and Ohio State/Iowa in the first session at the United Center can find tickets for just $1 on SeatGeek.