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Running back Adrian Peterson finished the 2017 season on IR. On Wednesday, it was reported that the Arizona Cardinals are expected to move on from the veteran running back.
With trade rumors abound, it’s possible that Alex Smith has played his last game with the Kansas City Chiefs. But despite just finishing his 13th season, the quarterback is nowhere near the end of his NFL career.
Los Angeles Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball has missed his team’s last seven games with a shoulder sprain. On Tuesday, coach Luke Walton noted that while Ball will not play in Wednesday’s game at the Orlando Magic, a return on the road trip is possible.
Prior to the Philadelphia Eagles victory in the NFC Championship Game, cops around the city greased light poles with Crisco as a way to deter fans from climbing up the poles in celebration. It didn’t exactly work (which you can see here). So, ahead of Super Bowl LII, Philly’s police force is going another way.
Denver Broncos fan Courey Marshall knew that he was a finalist for Courtyard’s Super Bowl Sleepover Contest, which will allow him to wake up at U.S. Bank Stadium on Super Bowl Sunday. But as it turned out, Marshall not only won the contest, but got to meet Peyton Manning in doing so.
The NBA world was sent into a tizzy on Monday when Blake Griffin was traded from the Los Angeles Clippers the Detroit Pistons. A day after the deal, the Detroit Tigers extended a welcome to their city’s newest star.
While a common perception has been that the Jacksonville Jaguars will look to upgrade the quarterback position in 2018, that does not appear to be the case. Speaking on the NFL Network, Ian Rapoport noted that, in fact, the Jaguars have no plans on replacing Blake Bortles.
The road to Super Bowl starting quarterback has been anything but normal for Philadelphia Eagles signal caller Nick Foles. Speaking to the media, he reflected on it, noting that while he wants to play a great game for his daughter, his ultimate victory comes when he goes home to his wife and daughter after the game.
Super Bowl LII will give New England Patriots running back Dion Lewis the chance to play against the team that formerly employed him. We say employed because according to Lewis himself, to say that he “played” for the Eagles would be a bit of a stretch.