Through the first quarter of the NFL season, a new leader has emerged in the San Francisco 49ers who look primed to finally recapture the elusive Lombardi Trophy.
On February 12, the Chiefs faced off against the Eagles in the Super Bowl. With the best offenses in the league, there were high expectations for the game, and boy did it deliver.
Ben Simmons lackluster performance has—according to The Athletic’s Shams Charania and Sam Amick—led to multiple members of the organization being “concerned about his availability and level of play, with some questioning his passion and drive for the game.”
Jordan Poole and Andrew Wiggins just signed contract extensions. Draymond Green is coming up his, and it is very unlikely that the team can afford to keep all three.
Current suspensions are the product of the NFL’s suspension system being a failed form of justice designed to protect the league’s image rather than act as an impartial judge of action.
It's pretty embarrassing for a baseball team to treat their players like items on Craiglist, hoping that the junk they can pick up in return will appreciate over time, only to be traded again.
The Super Bowl is a spectacle to the average American citizen for a number of reasons, from the halftime show, which will be graced by Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, and D-O-Double-G!, to that one ad by the company your uncle works for – unfortunately, he won’t stop talking about until next year. But on the football side of things, there are two main battles that will ultimately decide the war.
After weeks of speculation about quarterback Tom Brady’s decision on his retirement, the seven-time Super Bowl champion has finally decided to hang up the cleats after 22 seasons in the league.
