Taylor Swift has been a fixture in this year’s football coverage. But with the season coming to a close after Super Bowl LVIII, the “You’re Losing Me” singer’s presence on sports TV will come to a close. Several football fanatics are happy to say good riddance. But some are going to miss the Swift fan cam, including Adele.
On February 10, during her latest show, Adele showed her support for Swift becoming a card-carrying member of the Kansas City Chiefs Kingdom. She also took a moment to rip haters a new one for bashing her supporting her beau, Travis Kelce.
“I think I want the Chiefs to win just because Taylor Swift goes for them,” she said. “…and all of you complaining about Taylor being at the game, get a f*cking life.”
Adele talking about Taylor Swift tonight at her show
“I think I want the Chiefs to win just because Taylor Swift goes for them….and all of you complaining about Taylor being at the game, get a fvcking life” pic.twitter.com/ffcTDoZ4Hw
Adele isn’t the only one using their platform to shame trolls. Charles Barkley, Stephen A. Smith, David Letterman, and even Chiefs’ quarterback Patrick Mahomes have shown love for Swift’s dedication to the game. Even sports fanatic Drake (who also gets a ton of sh*t from despite fans bases, thanks to the ‘Drake Curse‘) has pulled inspiration from Swift, or at least it appears so when he announced his final bet for Super Bowl LVIII.
Ryan Gosling‘s job isn’t beach anymore. It’s crying to Taylor Swift.
In the latest trailer for The Fall Guy (which you can watch above), actor / “I’m Just Ken” singer Gosling plays a stuntman with a sensitive side. He gets caught in his feelings by Emily Blunt as he’s listening and singing along to “All Too Well,” Swift’s best song. The trailer also features fun stunts, ice baths, alien costumes, and a conspiracy involving a missing movie star.
Here’s the official plot synopsis:
Ryan Gosling stars as Colt Seavers, a battle-scarred stuntman who, having left the business a year earlier to focus on both his physical and mental health, is drafted back into service when the star of a mega-budget studio movie — being directed by his ex, Jody Moreno, played by Emily Blunt — goes missing. While the film’s ruthless producer maneuvers to keep the disappearance of star Tom Ryder a secret from the studio and the media, Colt performs the film’s most outrageous stunts while trying (with limited success) to charm his way back into Jody’s good graces. But as the mystery around the missing star deepens, Colt will find himself ensnared in a sinister, criminal plot that will push him to the edge of a fall more dangerous than any stunt.
Directed by David Leitch, The Fall Guy opens in theaters on May 3.
Super Bowl LVIII between the Chiefs and 49ers in Las Vegas is finally upon us, and as is always the case with the Super Bowl, there is a robust prop sheet available to bet on at the various sportsbooks that now operate around the country.
With sports betting becoming legal for the majority of the country, there’s more action than ever being placed on the Super Bowl and much of that is being put on the prop sheet. I am included in that group that will be sweating out a pretty hefty betting card on Sunday evening, and since I’ll be locked in on both the game and the box score tracking my own props anyway, I figured I’d just track them all live here throughout the night.
Here we’ll keep track of all the major player props for Passing, Rushing, Receiving, and Kicking, along with First and Anytime TD scorers, Defensive Tackles+Assists, Team Punting props, and the most popular Novelty Props like the coin toss and first timeout. Hopefully the tracker makes it a little easier to sweat out your card and your Sunday night is filled with winning bets.
All lines come from BetMGM as of Sunday afternoon. Completed props will be in BOLD.
Super Bowl LVIII between the Chiefs and 49ers in Las Vegas is finally upon us, and as is always the case with the Super Bowl, there is a robust prop sheet available to bet on at the various sportsbooks that now operate around the country.
With sports betting becoming legal for the majority of the country, there’s more action than ever being placed on the Super Bowl and much of that is being put on the prop sheet. I am included in that group that will be sweating out a pretty hefty betting card on Sunday evening, and since I’ll be locked in on both the game and the box score tracking my own props anyway, I figured I’d just track them all live here throughout the night.
Here we’ll keep track of all the major player props for Passing, Rushing, Receiving, and Kicking, along with First and Anytime TD scorers, Defensive Tackles+Assists, Team Punting props, and the most popular Novelty Props like the coin toss and first timeout. Hopefully the tracker makes it a little easier to sweat out your card and your Sunday night is filled with winning bets.
All lines come from BetMGM as of Sunday afternoon. Completed props will be in BOLD.
The Dallas Cowboys saw their defensive coordinator Dan Quinn leave for the Washington Commanders head coaching job this offseason, and their plan for replacing Quinn has clearly been to find another former head coach to lead the defense.
They reportedly interviewed Ron Rivera, Rex Ryan, and Mike Zimmer for the vacancy, with the goal to find a “head coach of the defense” while Mike McCarthy heads up the offensive side of the ball for at least one more year (after facing considerable heat from Cowboys fans after their latest disappointing end to the season). This weekend, word emerged that Zimmer was expected to land the job, as the former Vikings head coach (and longtime Cowboys defensive assistant and coordinator in the 90s and early 00s) was headed to Dallas.
On Sunday’s Super Bowl edition of ESPN’s Sunday NFL Countdown, Adam Schefter relayed that report on air with Ryan sitting at the desk, making for a bit of an awkward moment, particularly with Ryan not agreeing with Schefter that the job was Zimmer’s.
— CJ Fogler account may or may not be notable (@cjzero) February 11, 2024
Ryan might be just dabbling in semantics, as a deal’s not a deal until paperwork is signed, or he’s holding out hope he gets the call and Jerry Jones changes his mind at the last minute. Either way, it’s not often someone at the desk outright disagrees with one of ESPN’s top newsbreakers.
As for Ryan’s interest in the job, he said it’s the first time in the last 7 years he’s called a head coach about a vacancy, asking to be considered. That’s because he believes the Cowboys have the roster to make the Super Bowl and he wants to be part of that. If nothing else, that quote will make Jerry Jones happy and it probably wasn’t the worst attempt at Ryan to make one last pitch for the job before it (likely) goes to Zimmer.
Taylor Swift reportedly sent a cease-and-desist to stop one blogger from tracking her in-air activities. But, when the “Karma” singer’s feet are firmly planted on the ground, she doesn’t mind being documented (at least by the NFL). Today (February 11) is no different.
As her beau Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs laced up for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, there was no way Swift would miss the show. Seemingly fresh off the plane from The Eras Tour’s Tokyo stop, Swift arrived at Allegiant Stadium in style with her celebrity crew.
In footage captured by the NFL, Swift, alongside Blake Lively and Ice Spice, made their way through the venue’s hallway, dashing straight to their seats. Although she didn’t rock her viral custom jacket made up of Kelce’s jersey (designed by Kristin Juszczyk), Swift was sure to sport another red jacket with his number embroidered into it.
Swift must’ve decided to keep her party small for the Super Bowl. During the season, Swift attended many matches with her A-list friends, including Hugh Jackman, Ryan Reynolds, Sabrina Carpenter, and bestie Blake.
Now that it has been confirmed that Swift is in attendance. Users online are curious: should the Chiefs win, will Swift carve out time to attend the victory parade or Kelce’s trip to Disneyland? Well, we’re just going to have to wait and see.
On Sunday Donald Trump said a lot of alarming things at a rally in South Carolina. Absolutely the most shocking remark was that he’d let Russia “do whatever the hell they want” to certain NATO nations, which sounds an awful lot like welcoming World War III. The former president also attacked not only Nikki Haley, a former employee who’s now the only candidate left running against him for the GOP ticket, but also her husband. Both insulted parties have since responded in kind.
At the rally, Trump mocked Michael Haley for being away while his wife is running for president. “Where’s her husband? Oh, he’s away. He’s away,” Trump joked to the crowd. “What happened to her husband? What happened to her husband?! Where is he?! He’s gone. He knew. He knew.”
Turns out Admiral Michael Haley is abroad in Africa, serving for South Carolina’s National Guard. Michael responded with a meme, which read, “The difference between humans and animals? Animals would never allow the dumbest ones to lead the pack.”
Nikki herself responded in multiple ways, including on Twitter/X, where she wrote, “Michael is deployed serving our country, something you know nothing about. Someone who continually disrespects the sacrifices of military families has no business being commander in chief.”
Michael is deployed serving our country, something you know nothing about. Someone who continually disrespects the sacrifices of military families has no business being commander in chief. https://t.co/AfN3u4AsJc
She also pounded him during a campaign appearance Saturday night. “Donald, if you have something to say, don’t say it behind my back,” she thundered. “Get on a debate stage and say it to my face.”
Nikki Haley at her event just now in Gilbert responded to Trump’s attacks on her and her husband.
“I’ll say this: Donald, if you have something to say, don’t say it behind my back. Get on a debate stage and say it to my face.” pic.twitter.com/Ysg7UYf2GN
Haley has repeatedly dragged Trump for not debating her. She even (controversially) went on SNL to do it. Trump hasn’t budged, and he probably won’t: He’s destroying her in every poll and primary. That hasn’t stopped her from continuing her campaign. Maybe she’s keeping it alive because, as Ron DeSantis used to think, maybe something will happen that makes Trump unable to run for president a third time. If it does, it won’t be because people are worried about his brain or about him being a dictator. After all, we already know neither of those issues bothers his base.
Super Bowl LVIII, better known as Usher Bowl, is tonight, and pople online are rushing to get their final setlist predictions for the highly-anticipated Halftime Show. Of course, that isn’t the only thing folks are fiercely debating. Sports fans are putting up big bucks on their favorite team, with the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs ready to collide in Las Vegas. One of those folks digging deep into their pockets is Drake.
On Saturday, February 10, the “You Broke My Heart” rapper shared his seven-figure bet on the game inspired by Taylor Swift. “I can’t bet against the Swifties,” he wrote.
In the screenshot totaling over $1 million, Drake waved the ally flag to Swift’s avid fanbase. As most (sometimes pissed-off) football fans know, Swift is currently dating the Chiefs’ Travis Kelce. To ensure no beef arises from the two musicians’ supporter circles, Drake decided to go all in on the safe bet.
However, Chiefs fans might want to perform their pre-game rituals a few times before the coin toss. The Drake Curse has taken out franchises across sports, including soccer, basketball, UFC, boxing, and more. Given that Super Bowl LVIII is being held in Las Vegas, who knows? Maybe the odds will be in the Chiefs’ favor. The team has two foes: the Drake Curse and the 49ers.
The Miami Heat have been lacking at the point guard position for much of the season, but made an upgrade ahead of the trade deadline when they traded Kyle Lowry and a pick to Charlotte for Terry Rozier to provide some backcourt scoring pop.
Rozier had a rocky start in his first nine games in Miami, scoring just 12.6 points per game on 35.7 percent shooting, but the hope has been that as he got more time with the Heat he’s settle into his role and find a rhythm. Unfortunately for Rozier and the Heat, it looks like he’s going to miss some time after he suffered a right knee injury on Sunday afternoon against the Boston Celtics, as he landed awkwardly coming down from a layup and immediately collapsed to the ground in pain.
Rozier eventually was helped back to the locker room and was ruled out for the game by the team. It was the second injury to a key guard on Sunday for the Heat, as Josh Richardson left earlier in the game with a right shoulder injury and likewise did not return. Any extended absences from Rozier and Richardson would leave Miami extremely thin at the guard spot, with Tyler Herro as the only player on the roster left that’s an experienced or trusted ball-handler.
With Super Bowl LVIII being broadcast by CBS, there will also be a Nickelodeon simulcast as they’ve done for a few regular season and postseason games each year.
The broadcast will feature a SpongeBob SquarePants-centric presentation as they come “Live from Bikini Bottom,” and that means appearances by favorite SpongeBob characters and, yes, a special performance before the game by SpongeBob and company of “Sweet Victory” from the 2011 episode “Band Geeks.” Travis Scott used the intro when he performed at the Super Bowl, but we finally get a full cut of “Sweet Victory” in the Super Bowl this year.
A couple hours before kickoff, CBS released the Super Bowl LVIII edition of “Sweet Victory,” featuring an updated version of the performance from SpongeBob and the band, along with Travis Kelce and George Kittle air guitaring along with them as the star tight ends for each team were unsurprisingly the most game to get in on the fun.
Fans have been asking for years for SpongeBob to hit the Super Bowl stage and they have finally gotten their wish (in a way). The bar is now set for the rest of the musical performances at this year’s Super Bowl, headlined by Usher in the halftime show.
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