Ravens tight end received samurai sword for Christmas
"Said he keeps it in the kitchen. 'Just in case.'"
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RedZone host explains confusing Week 12 error
"I would never intentionally mislead you, our loyal viewers."
NFL world reacts to Bill Cowher’s strong Jeff Saturday criticism
"It's a disgrace to the coaching profession."
Nate Burleson says Tom Brady should’ve retired
“Tom should’ve retired."
Sports world reacts to Jim Nantz news
“Daddy needs to be home.”
NFL world reacts to Rex Ryan news
Ryan's charisma should translate nicely to the reality TV world on The Amazing Race.
Golf world reacts to Donald Trump’s family involvement with LIV Golf
Kushner made an attempt to reach out to Paramount, the company that owns CBS, to try and jump-start negotiations for a potential media rights deal for LIV Golf.
College sports world reacts to significant Big Ten news
It is the end of an era for the ESPN and Big Ten partnership.
PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan’s interview with CBS’ Jim Nantz began with quite the handshake fail
It was interesting to see such a serious interview start in so jerky a manner.
Golf world reacts to Masters fake bird conspiracy theory
Is CBS piping in fake bird calls at the Masters?
College basketball world reacts to funny Coack K moment
“The only banners we hang up in Cameron Indoor Stadium are championship banners." Well, about that...
CBS’s ‘NFL Today’ pregame hosts absolutely tore into Aaron Rodgers
The CBS morning crew does not appreciate Aaron Rodgers' man-bun.
Jon Rahm forced to withdraw from Memorial with 6-stroke lead due to positive COVID-19 test, leading to emotional and confused scene
The CBS cameras caught the bizarre situation with Rahm learning he had to withdraw.
CBS, Google, WaPo call Kentucky Derby for Maximum Security, later disqualified on review as 65-to-1 shot Country House wins
It looked like Maximum Security had won the Kentucky Derby, and some sites called it. But after review, the winner was Country House.
AAF original investor Reggie Fowler faces 70 years in jail for fraud, while TV situation may have led to league’s demise
Reggie Fowler was the AAF's initial investor, but this week saw him arrested on fraud charges. He reportedly provided $28 million to the league, but not as much as he'd promised, leading to Tom Dundon stepping in. And bad news on the TV rights front may have been what led Dundon to pull the plug on the league.
