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The fall is crazy :bryan:

:beli: Jaylen Hurts that nikka whether he wins or loses :wow: Jets are retarded :pachaha: Jared Goff sucks

We had Tua vs Murray; Now we have Hurts vs Tua.

Boxing: Canelo vs Smith NFL: Bills vs Broncos Packers vs Panthers College Football: Alabama vs Florida Notre Dame vs Clemson Ohio State vs Northwestern Oklahoma vs Iowa State College Basketball: Gonzaga vs Iowa Louisville vs Wisconsin Kentucky vs UNC NBA Preseason it gets no better...

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NFL Ratings Drop Leaves Networks Scrambling to Make Advertisers Whole A pro football game on a Wednesday afternoon is rare. Advertisers getting a pricing discount for NFL games is also usually unheard of. But it’s happening. TV networks are feeling the strains of disappointing NFL ratings, as...

Here is the official music video for Lil Wayne‘s “NFL” single featuring his Young Money artists and fellow L.A.T group members Gudda Gudda and HoodyBaby. The visual, which you can check out below, was directed by Eif Rivera and it was filmed for Amazon Prime and Sports On Prime. Click here to...

Have the Titans found their stride again? Is Old Man Rivers ready to run off into the sunset with his peewee league roster of kids? Is Andrew Luck somewhere with Jake Locker on a farm drinking a cold one and looking at architectural structures? :jbhmm: @Based Lord Zedd @The Taxman...

:beli: legacy could be in trouble if he's not careful Burrow and Herbert are gonna be great Wilson even without another ring may very well retire a top 10 QB ever easily, if he gets another he'll be top 5

nikka, What? :gucci:

Byrdgang Time to restore that December 2019 feeling :mjlit:

Earlier this week, Lil Wayne shot a music video for his “NFL” single featuring his Young Money artists and fellow L.A.T group members Gudda Gudda and HoodyBaby. The visual is being directed by Eif Rivera and it is being filmed for Amazon Prime. You can check out some behind the scenes footage...

Report: Fox ready to spend US$2bn a year to keep NFL Sunday package US broadcaster willing to increase investment to retain rights beyond 2022. Posted: September 24 2020 By: Sam Carp Getty Images Fox currently pays US$1.1bn per year for NFC games, plus US$660m for TNF ‘Other networks’...

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LSU baby NFL rookie rankings: Joe Burrow, Justin Jefferson and lots of first-round offense