It’s not Batman and Robin, but Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford was likely thrilled to be throwing passes to wide receiver Cooper Kupp at practice on Wednesday. Kupp has missed the entire season so far, placed on injured reserve
Right now, almost everything about the Chicago Bears feels broken. As the winless Bears (0-4) visit Washington (2-2) Thursday night, Chase Claypool, the receiver that the Bears traded for to help Fields, is not even allowed to be at Halas
The learning curve has been steep, apparently, for the rookies drafted in the 2023 NFL Draft by the Las Vegas Raiders. So says Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal today (Raiders rookies struggle to adjust to NFL). And he’s
The Seattle Seahawks are headed into their bye week with a win, and made the New York Giants and their fans even more miserable after another dreadful offensive performance on ABC’s “Monday Night Football.” Seattle overcame what looked to be
It’s been a little more than 24 hours, and New York Jets coach Robert Saleh is still upset about a holding call on Jets defensive back Sauce Gardner that negated an interception by Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes – and
In pro wrestling, back in the territory days, they used to have “loser leaves town” matches to settle grudges. At least, that’s what it was to the fans who watched the programs and went to the area cities and towns.
Could Davante Adams’ comments after his Las Vegas Raiders lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers last Sunday be his ticket out of town? Maybe, if a report Friday morning has any truth to it. A website named totalprosports.com reported Friday morning
Ezekiel Elliott is set for a big day on Sunday in Arlington. That would be former Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott – now a member of the New England Patriots, the visitors to AT&T Stadium Sunday. The Cowboys are
Welp, the balloon burst on that really quickly. That is, if you were for the Green Bay Packers to beat the Detroit Lions on Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime. Now, if you were for the Detroit Lions, it was
“The Rock says…” That used to be Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s way of calling out an opponent, embarrassing the “Mr. McMahon” character or introducing a new catchphrase when he was a full-time professional wrestler for the World Wrestling Federation, now