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Between the magnificent hair and the youthful appearance, the national sports media is all over it. 

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Jacksonville Jaguars fired Doug Pederson as their head coach, per source.

Pederson’s tenure in Jacksonville ends after three season and a 22-29 record, including 18 losses in the last 23 games.

I had no idea they started this this year. Two games Saturday, 3 games Sunday and a Monday nighter. Hate it. NFL playoffs equals weekend football to me.

68 engaged to 42. 

He and Belichek have a few things in common! 

GREEN BAY, Wis. -- This was not an ideal way for the Packers to head into the playoffs.

On the same drive in the second quarter of Sunday's 24-22 loss in the regular-season finale against the Chicago Bears, the Packers lost wide receiver Christian Watson to a right knee injury, and three plays later, quarterback Jordan Love sustained a right elbow injury.

Malik Willis finished the first game in place of Love and finished 10-of-13 for 136 yards.

Watson was ruled out at the start of the third quarter. Love was not ruled out but never returned to the game, although he was seen on the sideline throwing the football.

Watson, the Packers' deep-threat receiver, went down while running a route. It was a noncontact injury on a play in which the ball was thrown to Dontayvion Wicks on the other side of the field. Watson needed assistance to get off the field, and after being examined in the sideline medical tent, he was carted to the locker room.

Love came off the field shaking his throwing hand and could not finish the series. Willis finished the drive and led the Packers to their first touchdown of the game to pull within 14-10 with 11:12 left in the second quarter. The Packers trailed the Bears 14-13 at halftime.

Watson had missed the previous game with a knee injury, but that was to his left knee.

Packers coach Matt LaFleur chose not to rest his starters in Week 18. The Packers will be the No. 7 seed in the NFC after the loss as the Washington Commanders defeated the Dallas Cowboys 23-19 to earn the sixth seed.

Black Monday starts early this year...

The Tennessee Titans secured the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft on Sunday with the loss to the Houston Texans and the Patriots' win over Buffalo.

Tennessee lost 23-14 to a Houston team comprised mostly of backups to finish with a 3-14 record in Brian Callahan's first season as head coach.

The Titans needed New England (4-13) to win to move up to No. 1, as the Patriots would have been ahead of the Titans in the draft order via the strength of schedule tiebreaker if the teams had the same record. Tennessee's strength of schedule is worse than the Giants and Browns, allowing them to be ahead of both teams.

The Titans will have to make decisions on Callahan's future as well as the futures of front office executives Ran Carthon and Chad Brinker before focusing in on the offseason.

That offseason now includes the top pick in the draft and a chance to either pick a quarterback or another franchise building block should the Titans elect not to trade the selection.

Source: Yahoo Sports

of the most stupid teams of all time.
When everyone in the world knows exactly what play is coming except the Saints.

Anybody else watch this? I watched it last night and what an incredibly wild story. Superfan turns bank robber and just how it all unfolds is mind blowing. If you haven't seen it, give it a watch