Chargers safety Atari Bigby stole the show during introductions on “Sunday Night Football” by declaring his schools to be University of Jah, Rastafari High. Bigby, who was born in Jamaiaca, was giving a nod to his Rastafarian heritage.
As our friends at Kissing Suzy Kolber joked, the eighth-year player from UCF can probably expect a visit from the league’s drug testers next week.
Best Sunday night intro since Nate Burleson.
The New York Knicks will likely have to wait until next offseason to put pen to paper with one of their top summer additions. Veteran NBA writer Marc Stein reported on his Substack over the weekend that new Knicks forward…
Joe Flacco has led the Indianapolis Colts to two wins in as many games after starting quarterback Anthony Richardson suffered an injury. That does not mean the team is considering letting him keep the job, however. Colts coach Shane Steichen…
Bill Belichick and his 23-year-old girlfriend Jordon Hudson are seemingly getting along quite well. Hudson shared a photo of the two together on her Instagram account Sunday. The two were smiling into the camera for a selfie at sunset. They…
The Houston Texans may be without a key offensive piece for their Week 6 game against the New England Patriots. Wide receiver Nico Collins is considered week-to-week after leaving Sunday’s win over Buffalo with a hamstring injury. The Texans had…
Former No. 1 overall MLB draft pick Matt Bush was arrested in Arlington, Texas on Friday night on suspicion of driving while intoxicated (DWI) after crashing into a few cars. Bush, who was picked No. 1 overall by the San…
Bob Cousy is sending some high praise to a man who is 76 years his junior. The Boston Celtics icon Cousy went viral this week over his message for San Antonio Spurs standout Victor Wembanyama. Through a representative, Cousy said…