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The New York Jets and New England Patriots are facing off Sunday in a game that could very well be the last one for Bill Belichick as head coach of a franchise that he’s led to six Super Bowl titles.
The legendary coach spent some time before the game catching up with a legendary quarterback, Aaron Rodgers. The two were seen chatting for a little bit in the snow at Gillette Stadium, which led to fans having some fun while predicting what they could have been talking about.

The biggest possible surprise coming from the looming NFL coaching carousel that begins to spin as early as late this evening? Mike Vrabel might be on the move.
The Tennessee Titans coach has said he would like to remain with the club he’s coached since 2018. And all indications point to the Titans wanting Vrabel to remain. But there are other factors at work that do not allow for certainty at this stage.

Brandel Chamblee of the Golf Channel sits alongside fellow analyst Paul McGinley. | Photo by Phil Inglis/Getty Images
After a Florida Judge ordered Patrick Reed to pay for Brandel Chamblee’s legal bills, the Golf Channel analyst piled on.
Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee has long been a critic of LIV Golf, often citing the atrocities committed by Saudi Arabia when disparaging the league.
He has also criticized Patrick Reed plenty, not only for his association with LIV but for the various rules controversies that have beleaguered his career.

No one would have blamed Jonathan Taylor if he was angry about how the Indianapolis Colts Week 18 loss, which eliminated them from postseason contention to the Houston Texans went down. 
Taylor, who briefly left the game with a heel injury before returning, was not on the field for the Colts’ final offensive play, a fourth-and-1 in the red zone with a little over one minute remaining in the contest, a sequence that ultimately resulted in a drop by Indianapolis halfback Tyler Goodson. 
After the game, Taylor was asked if he wanted to be on the field for the final play.

The name every NFL fan has their eyes on during Sunday’s Week 18 games is New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick.
Heading into Sunday’s matchup vs. the New York Jets, the Patriots have only won four games, which is the lowest in Belichick’s career in New England. Many fans and NFL insiders think that Belichick’s time with the Patriots could be done, including Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer.
“I don’t think Bill comes back there,” Glazer said on Sunday.

Coming off of a controversial loss in Week 17, the Detroit Lions appear in good spirits heading into their regular season finale against the Minnesota Vikings.
The controversy centered around several Lions offensive lineman, primarily Dan Skipper and Taylor Decker. Referee Brad Allen thought Skipper reported as eligible on a critical two-point conversion, but it was Decker who tried to report.
Head coach Dan Campbell admitted that Detroit tried to trick the Dallas Cowboys by hiding exactly which lineman was an eligible receiver.

Golden State Warriors point guard Chris Paul is expected to miss four to six weeks after undergoing surgery on his fractured left hand, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.  
Paul suffered the injury on Friday against the Detroit Pistons in what appeared to be a collision with point guard Jaden Ivey. After Paul missed a three-pointer in the third quarter, Ivey grabbed the rebound and quickly made contact with Paul’s left hand in transition. He immediately grabbed it and finished the game with eight points in 24 minutes of action.

The Lions social media team goes out with a bang

Week 18 will be as chaotic as ever for fantasy — maybe even more so. Luckily, Dalton Del Don has a group of players who look like safe starts this week.

The Milwaukee Bucks are 25-11 and sitting in second place in the Eastern Conference, but Giannis Antetokounmpo knows the effort on the defensive end is a significant issue. He also has no problem making that known publicly, openly calling out the Bucks’ defensive effort following a 112-108 loss to the Houston Rockets on Saturday.
“Offense is gonna be there some nights, and some nights, it’s not going to be there,” Antetokounmpo said, per BasketNews.com.
“Your defensive effort, though, has got to be there. And defensively, our effort wasn’t there. There was no pride.