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(Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)   The Philadelphia Eagles are dealing with some internal turmoil right now. It seems like star WR A.J. Brown isn’t happy with his quarterback. However, as much as his relationship – or lack thereof – with Jalen Hurts could be a reason for concern, Michael Vick isn’t worried in the slightest. Talking on FOX Sports, the legendary dual-threat quarterback gave this team the nod to go far this season and beyond: “I’m going to say this Philadelphia Eagles team can go really far,” said Vick. "I'm going to say this Philadelphia Eagles team can go really far." @MichaelVick previews Steelers-Eagles pic.twitter.com/UvJRZGubfD — FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) December 15, 2024 Nick Sirianni’s team hasn’t lost a game in months, so this isn’t a hot take. The Eagles have one of the best defenses in the game under Vic Fangio. They’re shutting their opposition down on the ground and in the air. Saquon Barkley has been one of the best p...

(Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty Images)   The Dallas Cowboys haven’t had the season their fans hoped for. The Cowboys likely aren’t going to make the playoffs this season, and given how much money they’ve committed to just Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb — not to mention Micah Parsons’ likely upcoming contract extension — retooling the roster looks like an uphill climb. Moreover, there have been plenty of doubts about head coach Mike McCarthy. However, there reportedly haven’t been any talks regarding his future with the organization. “Though I’m told emotions swing daily, my understanding is there’s currently been no earnest discussions or planning on the future of head coach Mike McCarthy with the Dallas Cowboys,” insider Josina Anderson wrote on X. Though I’m told emotions swing daily, my understanding is there’s currently been no earnest discussions or planning on the future of head coach Mike McCarthy with the Dallas #Cowboys . pic.twitter.com/YMduGsReKs — JosinaAnderson (...

(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)   The Miami Dolphins have started to look more like themselves in the second half of the 2024 NFL season, though it might be too late as they sit at 6-7 with just four games left. The Dolphins’ offense under head coach Mike McDaniel earned a reputation for being highly explosive, but that hasn’t been the case this season. That largely has to do with Tua Tagovailoa’s health as the quarterback was forced to miss several games due to a concussion. Since Tagovailoa’s return, though, the passing game has looked better despite some slight differences in target distribution. Tagovailoa has done a better job of not putting himself in dangerous positions on the field, though investing in a quality backup is still a wise move for Miami. With Tagovailoa healthy and Tyler Huntler as the backup, Miami recently made the decision to waive Skylar Thompson, a move it announced on X. Roster Moves | We have signed DT Matt Dickerson to the active roste...

(Photo by Alex Slitz/Getty Images)   The second annual NBA Cup is nearing its end, and fans have been very satisfied with the level of play during each game. But the league might be a bit concerned by in-person excitement for the tournament. According to TickPick, via NBACentral, the ticket prices for the NBA Cup in Las Vegas have “plummeted.” The average ticket prices for the semifinals and final game have dropped 58 percent since last year, from $237 to just $98. The cheapest tickets for the game between the Milwaukee Bucks and Atlanta Hawks are $29, while the most affordable for the battle between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Houston Rockets is $43. For the final game, some fans are buying tickets for just $75. Ticket prices for the NBA Cup in Vegas have plummeted, per @TickPick The avg. purchase price for the semis & final dropped 58%, from $237 to $98 Cheapest tickets: •Dec. 14: Bucks-Hawks $28 •Dec. 14: Thunder-Rockets $43 •Dec. 17: NBA Cup Final $75 pic....

(Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SiriusXM)   The college football scene is about to welcome the best coach in modern NFL history. In a shocking turn of events, New England Patriots legend Bill Belichick will join UNC’s program at Chapel Hill. Needless to say, this has been the biggest news in the football landscape for quite a while now. With that in mind, fellow collegiate coach Deion Sanders wanted to express his thoughts on Belichick joining the party. Sanders took to X to wish Belichick well and talk about how this move would only benefit college football as a whole. Coach Bill Belichick is a coaches Coach to All us Coaches along with my man Coach Saban! They’re game changers and they know how to move people forward. I know this is a great thing for College Football & for North Carolina. God bless u Coach, if you’re happy I am 2! #CoachPrime — COACH PRIME (@DeionSanders) December 12, 2024 Ironically, Belichick might be joining UNC at the same time Coach Pri...

(Photo by Isaiah Vazquez/Getty Images)   Jason Kelce, a former star of the Philadelphia Eagles, embodies what many perceive as the ideal alpha male. He’s an enormous human being with a full beard and a former football player. As easy-going and down to Earth as he looks on camera, he can be a pretty intimidating guy. However, his beloved wife, Kylie, doesn’t feel that way. If anything, she’s the one calling the shots in the Kelce household, up to the point where he’s only allowed to call her one nickname. In their recent appearance on “Mythical” with Rhett & Link, the former Super Bowl champion revealed that he’s not allowed to call her honey, sweetie, hun, or anything like that. @mythical Don’t ever call me sweetie! @kyliekelce @newheightshow ♬ original sound – Rhett & Link – Rhett & Link Instead, he can only call her Joe, as he started calling her that because she reminded him of a baby kangaroo when he saw her squatting down while playing field hocke...

(Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images)   The New Orleans Saints’ season took another tumble. In the win over the New York Giants, Derek Carr suffered a potentially season-ending injury. They had to dig deep into the free agent market to find another signal-caller. Per his announcement on social media (via Adam Schefter), veteran QB Ben DiNucci and the Saints have reached an agreement. A new QB in New Orleans: https://t.co/jLZ6Q7g789 — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 10, 2024 DiNucci didn’t specify whether he would join the team’s practice squad or the 53-man roster. Even so, they have an available spot on the practice squad, so it’s safe to assume that he will join them in that capacity for now. DiNucci was a seventh-round pick by the Dallas Cowboys back in 2020. He made three appearances (one start) for the Cowboys as a rookie, but he hasn’t played in a regular-season game since those days. He’s bounced around the league, getting stints with the Denver Bronco...