The Green Bay Packers were finally able to put together a complete performance on Sunday, and who better to show up than the bitter rival Bears? Jordan
Jon Jones talked to The Schmo recently and touched on a few interesting subjects, like partying with Tommy McMillen and what he thought about Alex Pereira vs. Sergei Pavlovich. The former UFC light heavyweight and heavyweight champion also talked a little about his protege, Gable Steveson. Check out that interview below. On the subject of […]
The Las Vegas Raiders traveled to face the New England Patriots and were handed a resounding 45-17 defeat. Despite the Patriots being decimated by injuries, the Raiders faltered in all three phases of the game, displaying a lack of preparation and execution that stunned analysts and fans alike.
Bucs general manager Jason Licht didn’t make the “big move” this past offseason, but rather used the resources at his disposal to make several free agent acquisitions and re-signings across all three phases.
UNIVERSITY PARK — Any true college football fan knows of Penn State’s annual White Out game at Beaver Stadium. It’s a spectacle on TV but to see it in person gives one an ever greater appreciation for the excitement and electricity brought on by the extravaganza. The 2026 edition came Saturday night and here is […]
The Bears are 4-1 this season (winning their last four games in row) and have won their first two Big 12 games handily. Did the sportsbooks get this prediction right and should Baylor be favored?
Commanders right guard Sam Cosmi was livid after Sunday's game against the Giants.
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