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Don’t sleep on the Washington Huskies in the College Football Playoff.
Although considered the underdog in what will be the last of the four-team College Football Playoff, Washington is a battle-tested, undefeated team who will face off against Texas in the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. The Huskies, representing the Pac-12 conference (RIP), are loaded with offensive talent lead by head coach Kalen DeBoer.

It’s shaping up to be a competitive Big 12 season with four of the 11 remaining undefeated teams in Division I residing in the conference.

Cleveland Browns fans lined up in droves last night as part of a DUDE Wipes promotion that allowed fans to trade in any former Browns quarterback jersey from 1999-2021 and get a brand new home white jersey.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Jason Kelce appears to be in some hot water with his wife, Kylie, after abandoning her in shark-infested waters on vacation.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce asked his sister-in-law to give her perspective on the situation in this week’s episode of the New Heights podcast.
“In defense, she was nowhere near the shark, so I didn’t really leave her in a compromised situation,” Jason Kelce said before Kylie even had a chance to tell her side of the story.
“I was in the same water he was,” Kylie quipped.

Jorge Martin presents the championship week Running Back Report, making recommendations that could win titles.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco is the story of the NFL right now, as he went from couch to gridiron in leading the Browns to the playoffs. Flacco has played in five games this year since signing with Cleveland as a free agent, registering a 4-1 record and stabilizing the quarterback position for the team.
Flacco replaced Deshaun Watson, who was supposed to be the center of the Browns offense but was lost to a season-ending shoulder injury.
In light of Flacco’s career renaissance, it’s interesting to compare his recent performances to those of Watson.

The cannon-armed Joe Flacco hasn’t been perfect, but Cleveland doesn’t need perfection — especially with its defense. The Browns are playing their best football of the season.

Whether or not Dabo Swinney’s words to a radio caller helped dissipate pressure on Clemson, they struck a chord with other coaches around the country.

Amazon Prime Video Thursday Night Football analyst Ryan Fitzpatrick couldn’t help but take a friendly jab (pun intended) at New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers in an interview ahead of Thursday’s tilt against the Cleveland Browns.
Rodgers, who was taking the interview through a pair of Apple AirPods on the Jets bench, was caught totally off guard by Fitzpatrick’s COVID-19 vaccine joke.
“Hi, Aaron. Ryan Fitzpatrick. Class of 2005. How are you? …twice vaccinated,” Fitzpatrick quipped, as Rodgers cracked a huge smile before Fitzpatrick presented his actual question.

After the bill sat on his desk for 11 days, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine officially announced his decision to veto House Bill 68 on Friday in The Buckeye State. His decision means that transgender athletes, biological males, will still be allowed to compete in girl’s sports, and gender transitional surgeries and care will be available for minors.
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