#Joe Burrow

There’s a reason the NFL is frequently referred to as the “No Fun League,” and rules designed to prevent players from letting their emotions fly on the field certainly play into that reputation. That includes the league’s stance on taunting—one Joe Burrow thinks needs to be reconsidered. In 1984,

Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow made an appearance at UFC in Miami and some people aren’t happy about it. On Saturday night, former President Donald Trump attended another UFC event with his daughter sitting next to him Octagon side to catch one of the biggest fight cards of the year.

The world may never know a bigger hater than ESPN First Take star Stephen A. Smith. No matter who you are, or what you’ve accomplished, if you lay an egg in a big game, Smith is going to be right there waiting for you with all the smoke. On Monday morning, it was Baltimore Ravens quarterback

Joe Burrow is calling for change on the highest level after Zay Flowers was called for taunting during Sunday’s AFC Championship. He wants the No Fun League to allow for more fun. Baltimore trailed Kansas City by 10 with under a minute left in the third quarter. Lamar Jackson went deep on first

Travis Kelce is one of the brightest stars in sports and has always been in the spotlight. However, few football players have ever received as much media coverage as the Chiefs tight end over the last few months— largely because of his relationship with Taylor Swift. As a result of the constant