Coach Andy Reid Impersonator

Funny and made the rounds at Radio Row.

NFL Awards

AP AWARDS    WINNER    TEAM
AP Most Valuable Player presented by Invisalign    Patrick Mahomes    Kansas City Chiefs
AP Coach of the Year    Brian Daboll    New York Giants
AP Comeback Player of the Year    Geno Smith    Seattle Seahawks
AP Offensive Player of the Year presented by Microsoft Surface    Justin Jefferson    Minnesota Vikings
AP Defensive Player of the Year    Nick Bosa    San Francisco 49ers
AP Offensive Rookie of the Year    Garrett Wilson    New York Jets
AP Defensive Rookie of the Year    Sauce Gardner    New York Jets
AP Assistant Coach of the Year    DeMeco Ryans    San Francisco 49ers

NFL AWARDS    WINNER    TEAM
Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year presented by Nationwide    Dak Prescott    Dallas Cowboys
Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award    Calais Campbell    Baltimore Ravens
Deacon Jones Award    Nick Bosa    San Francisco 49ers
Jim Brown Award    Josh Jacobs    Las Vegas Raiders
NFL Fan of the Year presented by Captain Morgan    Larry Bevans    Seattle Seahawks

The 2023 College Football Hall of Fame Class

2023 COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME CLASS


PLAYERS:

Eric Berry – DB, Tennessee (2007-09)
Michael Bishop – QB, Kansas State (1997-98)
Reggie Bush – RB, Southern California (2003-05)
Dwight Freeney – DE, Syracuse (1998-2001)
Robert Gallery – OT, Iowa (2000-03)
LaMichael James – RB, Oregon (2009-11)
Derrick Johnson – LB, Texas (2001-04)
Bill Kollar – DT, Montana State (1971-73)
Luke Kuechly – LB, Boston College (2009-11)
Jeremy Maclin – WR/KR, Missouri (2007-08)
Terance Mathis – WR, New Mexico (1985-87, 1989)
Bryant McKinnie – OT, Miami [FL] (2000-01)
Corey Moore – DL, Virginia Tech (1997-99)
Michael Stonebreaker – LB, Notre Dame (1986, 1988, 1990)
Tim Tebow – QB, Florida (2006-09)
Troy Vincent – DB, Wisconsin (1988-91)
Brian Westbrook – RB, Villanova (1997-98, 2000-01)
DeAngelo Williams – RB, Memphis (2002-05)

Lines for College Football Championship

The College Football Playoff Championship game goes is tomorrow night, and Mattress Mack isn't the only bettor backing the underdog.

SportsBetting.ag is reporting that 58.6% of the money wagered on the spread is on TCU (+13). Another online bookmaker, BetOnline shows similar support with 57.2% of the action on the Horned Frogs.

Interestingly, TCU also has the majority of the money on it to win the game. Currently, 51.5% of the moneyline action is on the underdog.

The over/under is a lofty 63.5, and after seeing all the scoring in the CFP semis, bettors are hammering the over. At SportsBetting.ag, 84.2% is on the over while at BetOnline, 81.5% is on the over.

Georgia vs Ohio State

An instant classic.