Tom Brady’s parents to attend Super Bowl LV after recovering from COVID-19Tom Brady’s parents to attend Super Bowl LV after recovering from COVID-19
Tom Brady’s parents will be on hand for his 10th Super Bowl.
Day: January 29, 2021
Drip, trash talk and highlights in DeAndre Hopkins vs. Jalen Ramsey Pro Bowl VerzuzDrip, trash talk and highlights in DeAndre Hopkins vs. Jalen Ramsey Pro Bowl Verzuz
It was an epic matchup on NFL social channels between one of the best receivers and one of the best corners of today.
The Rush: Derrick Henry on Deshaun Watson's next team and why Barry Sanders should be an agentThe Rush: Derrick Henry on Deshaun Watson's next team and why Barry Sanders should be an agent
Tennessee Titans RB Derrick Henry joins The Rush to give his thoughts on whether the Kansas City Chiefs will be able to repeat as Super Bowl champs, where he'd like to see Deshaun Watson end up, rushing for more than 2000 yards in 2020 then getting praised by Barry Sanders for it, the chance he wins a second straight FedEx Ground NFL Player of the Year award, and representing the AFC in the Pro Bowl by playing this year's game on Madden. PLUS: Where did he learn his legendary stiff arm? How did he avoid becoming a defensive lineman? And is he worth $400 million?
Could Watson fill the Brady void in New England?Could Watson fill the Brady void in New England?
Making an all-in trade isn’t Bill Belichick's usual style, but a young and talented quarterback like Deshaun Watson could entice the Patriots to make a move.
Quickest way for Bill Belichick to move Patriots out of Tom Brady’s shadow: Make a move on Deshaun WatsonQuickest way for Bill Belichick to move Patriots out of Tom Brady’s shadow: Make a move on Deshaun Watson
It wouldn't be Belichick's style to be driven to make a move based on Brady’s 2020 success, it would be his style to recognize Watson for what he is.
Report: Jags had interested in Broncos assistant Zach Azzanni for new staffReport: Jags had interested in Broncos assistant Zach Azzanni for new staff
The Jacksonville Jaguars’ staff is still a work in progress under Urban Meyer but he’ll have several coaches he’s familiar with by his side. There have been reports stating that Meyer’s former assistants like Chris Ash, Charlie Strong, Anthony …
Report: Andy Dickerson leaving Rams to be Seahawks run game coordinatorReport: Andy Dickerson leaving Rams to be Seahawks run game coordinator
Assistant offensive line coach Andy Dickerson is leaving the Los Angeles Rams after nine seasons to take a job with the Seattle Seahawks as their run game coordinator, according to Mike Silver of the NFL Network. Dickerson would be following fellow Rams coach Shane Waldron to Seattle, who is set to become the team's offensive [more]
2020 Eclipse Award Winners2020 Eclipse Award Winners
Authentic won Horse of the Year and Champion 3-year-old Male at the Eclipse Awards. Other winners included Monomoy Girl as Champion Older Female, Swiss Skydiver as Champion 3-year-old Filly, and Whitmore as Champion Male Sprinter. Get all the winners, details about them, and the vote totals here.
McCormack helps No. 15 Kansas stumble past TCU, 59-51McCormack helps No. 15 Kansas stumble past TCU, 59-51
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) David McCormack scored 15 points, Dajuan Harris and Tyon Grant-Foster provided a boost off the bench, and No. 15 Kansas slogged its way to a 59-51 victory over turnover-prone TCU on Thursday night to snap a rare three-game skid. Ochai Agbaji added 13 points for the Jayhawks (11-5, 5-4 Big 12), who once against struggled offensively but made enough free throws down the stretch to beat the Horned Frogs (9-6, 2-5) for the eighth straight time. Mike Miles hit five 3-pointers and had 18 points for the Horned Frogs, who turned the ball over 22 times while shooting just 35% from the field.
Wolff WDs from Farmers Insurance Open with hand injuryWolff WDs from Farmers Insurance Open with hand injury
Matthew Wolff withdrew after the first round of the Farmers Insurance Open with a hand injury. Wolff shot 78 on Torrey Pines' South Course while playing alongside Rory McIlroy and Brooks Koepka. "This week I've been battling an injury with my right hand that I've fought to play through but has unfortunately continued to worsen over the last 24 hours," Wolff said in a statement. "It's become clear I need to make the tough but right decision to properly address the pain in order to be able to play at 100% as quickly as possible. I'm disappointed to withdraw from one of my favorite tournaments of the year but want to thank the PGA TOUR, Farmers Insurance team and incredible volunteers for their hospitality." Wolff made 14 pars Thursday on the South Course but also suffered two triple-bogeys, on the seventh and 10th holes. He began his day with a bogey on the first hole before holing a bunker shot on 18 for his lone birdie of the day. Wolff is 16th in this season's FedExCup after runner-up finishes at both the U.S. Open and Shriners Hospitals for Children Open.