It hasn’t been the best week for fans of the Philadelphia Eagles after a fan went viral for berating a female Green Bay Packers fan during last week’s playoff game.
The incident led to the offending fan losing his job and a resulting apology, but the entire situation once again added to the poor reputation and laundry list of bad behavior of Eagles fans.
READ: Jobless Eagles Fan Guilty Of Disgusting Tirade Releases Apology, Adds He Was ‘Provoked’
And it’s not just outsiders who think that Philly fans have some, uh, improving to do.
Browsing: All news
Category Added in a WPeMatico Campaign
Jewell Loyd and Rhyne Howard led their teams in scoring, but it was the pace — and exciting finishes — that stole the show during the inaugural slate.
Jewell Loyd and Rhyne Howard led their teams in scoring, but it was the pace — and exciting finishes — that stole the show during the inaugural slate.
Tyler Bilodeau threw down a dunk that extend the UCLA Bruin’s lead against the Iowa Hawkeyes.
For Dodgers fans, it’s cause for celebration. For the rest of the league, it’s a disappointing conclusion and another reason to gripe about Los Angeles’ might.
Villanova Wildcats’ Wooga Poplar posterized two defenders against the Providence Friars.
Keyshawn Johnson and Paul Pierce dive into LeBron James’ bold statement that NBA players have an easier time transitioning to football than NFL players trying basketball. The duo passionately debates the physical and mental challenges each sport presents, with Keyshawn defending the versatility of NFL athletes, while Paul counters by highlighting the skillset required to make the jump from Football to Basketball.
Joy Taylor breaks down the Kansas City Chiefs’ matchup against the Houston Texans. She discusses if the Chiefs should be worried about an upset in this crucial game.
Indiana Hoosiers’ Oumar Ballo threw down an alley-oop to tie the game vs. the Ohio State Buckeyes.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have done it again, with star free agent starting pitcher Roki Sasaki announcing on Friday afternoon that he’d chosen to join the best team in baseball.
Sasaki made the announcement himself, posting on his Instagram that he’d signed a minor league contract with Los Angeles, after weeks of speculation as to where he’d ultimately sign.
Per Instagram’s translation, the caption reads: “I have signed a minor contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers.