Jimmy Kimmel-Aaron Rodgers libel suit looms; Justin Fields is not the answer in 2024; ESPN apologizes for live, bare boob

The Bears are deluding themselves into thinking Justin Fields is their QB of the future

Near the end of Justin Fields’ triumphant win over the Atlanta Falcons, Chicago Bears fans serenaded him with a passionate “We want Justin” chant. The chorus reached a fever pitch on a night when Fields threw for north of 260 yards and one touchdown in a blowout win over the Atlanta Falcons. Throughout Sunday’s win, he made game-changing, highlight plays like this, which had Chicago salivating. – DJ Dunson Read More

The Texas Longhorns’ season-long bank heist fell short at the vault

The horseshoe that’s been up the Texas Longhorns’ ass finally fell out Monday night. Hours after its claim at legitimacy flamed out, with Alabama squandering a seven-point fourth-quarter lead to a semi-lethargic Michigan team, UT repeatedly looked like frauds. – Sean Beckwith Read More

Sports has an owner problem

There’s an owner problem across all professional sports. If you think the behavior of Carolina Panthers’ owner David Tepper was abhorrent, and it was, and needs to be eradicated from the game, and it should, wait 15 minutes until the next entitled billionaire gets fussy. – Sean Beckwith Read More

Aaron Rodgers tries to link Jimmy Kimmel to Epstein because he’s butthurt over sketch mocking him

Aaron Rodgers should work on his sense of humor. He will never have a sharp enough wit to compete with Jimmy Kimmel, but no one expects that. What would benefit Rodgers would be to learn that slanderous statements and verbal comebacks are not the same thing. – Stephen Knox Read More

ESPN apologizes for Sugar Bowl boob flash

What happens on Bourbon Street doesn’t always stay on Bourbon Street. In one case, it gets broadcast to millions of people.

Most broadcasts typically air shots of city landmarks and famous neighborhoods when they cut in and out of commercial breaks. ESPN’s broadcast of the Sugar Bowl chose New Orleans’ Bourbon Street and one of its most famous transactions: A woman flashing for beads. – Cale Clinton Read More

You, too, can help an Alabama Crimson Tide player in need

Alabama lost in the Rose Bowl to Michigan and the Crimson Tide’s NIL collective wants your money.

Yea Alabama director Aaron Suttles took to X/Twitter seeking donations for Bama players following the 27-20 overtime college football semifinal.

“In this disappointment, we need to take action,” he said. “We need you to build Alabama’s NIL entity into the biggest in the country. Yea Alabama needs your support.” – Mackenzie Meaney Read More

The College Football Playoff semifinals felt like the glory days of the sport

From the moment that Pat McAfee, Desmond Howard and Joey Galloway breathed a sigh of relief after Rece Davis said “naysayers” on College Gameday, the College Football Playoff semifinals were off and running. With Michigan taking on Alabama and Washington going up against Texas, there were great expectations for the final playoff before expansion. – Stephen Knox Read More

NFL scriptwriters couldn’t have penned a better ending to the regular season than Bills-Dolphins

Give the NFL credit. The league obviously hired writers from disparate backgrounds to arrange the season’s plotlines. On Sunday, the Week 18 finale will climax with an end-of-season clash of genres between the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins, who couldn’t be more different. The Dolphins even have a Hard Knocks camera crew following them around, documenting their exploits. – DJ Dunson Read More

The NFL Pro Bowl is basically Niners vs. Ravens

Pro Bowl votes were released on Wednesday. Here are the most interesting takeaways.

The wacky ways these NFL teams can make — or miss — the playoffs

As the NFL heads into the final week of the regular season, there are still division titles and playoff berths to be decided.

For some teams, it’s simply win and you’re in. Others will need some help to get there — win or lose.

Let’s take a look. – Mackenzie Meaney Read More