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The Bears might be No. 1 in any other year. But two teams top them.

The Bears — with the first overall pick and a ton of cap space — might be No. 1 in almost any other year. Not in 2024. Here’s who to watch as free agency approaches.

Travis Kelce was seen getting emotional during Jason Kelce’s retirement press conference on Monday and those emotions came back up during this week’s episode of their hit podcast, New Heights. 
The Kelce brothers have never been shy about holding in their emotions and that continued on the podcast when they were speaking about Jason Kelce’s decision to call it quits after 13 years.
Travis Kelce let the tears flow while talking about about how much his older brother means to him. 
This is what makes these two guys so loved by fans.

Josh Schertz’s goggles are fogging up. The coach of the Indiana State Sycamores is sitting at a postgame news conference in the Hulman Center in Terre Haute, Ind., rehashing a thrilling victory over the Bradley Braves, and he’s wearing goggles—which is odd, of course. Oddly endearing, which is the prevailing aura that has blossomed around this basketball team.
Anyway, Schertz is sitting there in front of the usual sparse media crowd after a wild overtime game in a raucous arena, and he’s got a set of fan giveaway goggles on his round face.

Arch Manning’s reported reason for not appearing in “College Football 25” is very stupid.
The young Texas Longhorns QB sent shockwaves through the college football world when it was reported he WOULD NOT opt into the first college football video game in 11 years.
He’s by far the most notable name to not appear in the game as of right now, and the decision sparked some hilarious reactions.
Now, there’s more information about his decision, and his reported reasoning is downright bizarre.

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They may have missed out on the points in Bahrain, but confidence is high at Sauber ahead of the Saudi Arabian GP
In the first race of the 2024 Formula 1 season Sauber missed out on the points.
But you would not know that based on their thoughts heading into the second race of the season.
Zhou Guanyu finished just outside of the points, coming across the line in P11 after starting out 17th after missing Q2 during qualifying.

One skier learned the hard way that doing stunts near chairlifts is a recipe for disaster.
Skier Ivan Jones was carving up some powder at the Lake Louise Ski Resort in Alberta when the situation descended into chaos, according to TMZ.
Jones attempted to do some kind of flip off a small jump location, and it ended in absolute disaster. A chairlift that was passing by rocked his world and lit him up like a Christmas tree.
Watch the carnage unfold below, and hit me with your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

Only two actual All Stars have taken part in the event since 2017.

Alabama coach Nate Oats knows his team’s defense is incredibly poor.
The Crimson Tide were embarrassed Tuesday night in a 105-87 loss to the Florida Gators. Giving up 100+ points in a college game certainly happens, but it’s hardly something you see on a regular basis when good teams meet.
Yet, the Gators had no problem pouring it on Oats and his squad. The problem? Oats doesn’t seem to think his team understands what it means to be keyed in on playing defense.

Joseph O’Pella was the Philadelphia Eagles‘ trainer throughout Jason Kelce’s entire career, and the two formed a special bond.
Being the center, Kelce was constantly taped up, notably his fingers and ankles, in what became an iconic look in Philadelphia.
O’Pella has been battling cancer, and treatments have kept him away from the team, but Kelce wanted to make him feel right at home.
One of those days O’Pella was “too sick to come in” was the wild card round against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.