First Take Hour 2: Conor Mcgregor returns to the octagon with a sneak preview interview with Stephen A.
First Take debates who in MMA has had the bigger impact between McGregor and Bones Jones, how should Phillip Rivers be remembered, and much more.
First Take debates who in MMA has had the bigger impact between McGregor and Bones Jones, how should Phillip Rivers be remembered, and much more.
Larry and Gordon discuss the Nets double overtime loss tonight vs. the Cavs. The Nets' Big 3's first game together is a loss. Who will take the backseat between Durant, Harden and Kyrie? Should be an interesting showcase moving forward. They also talk about the NFL championship weekend and all of the big news in NY sports right now, including Deshaun Watson to the Jets rumors and baseball offseason moves.
After Rivers announced he was stepping away following 17 seasons, current and former NFL players took to social media to wish him well.
The New York Mets missed out on George Springer. After acquiring Lindor, are they done this offseason? Also, Philip Rivers retired today. Is he a Hall of Famer? Is he better than Eli Manning? Carlin weighs in.
Spain & Fitz talk about Philip Rivers retiring, the NBA No Hug rule, George Springer's new home and new Lions coach Dan Campbell. Plus, they chat Chiefs with KC superfan & SNL cast member Heidi Gardner, discuss the new "First Take/Her Take" podcast with Charly Arnolt and ask which musicians you'd ask to perform at your presidential inauguration.
Chiney and Golic Jr. discuss the biggest challenges facing the Brooklyn Nets trio to make this work and how Super Bowl rings should factor into a player's legacy.
Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon discuss Philip Rivers retiring from the NFL, Tiger’s 5th back surgery and Kyrie’s return.
Chiney and Golic Jr. are joined by former center for the San Diego Chargers Nick Hardwick to discuss Philip Rivers' career before talking which NFL team needs a fresh start.
Tony Reali and the national panel discuss the impact of Philip Rivers retiring and Kyrie’s return to Brooklyn tonight.
Chiney and Golic Jr. discuss Philip Rivers' career in the NFL and the legacy of his draft class before talking expectations for Brooklyn tonight.
This plot depicts double team rate as an edge (x axis) by pass rush win rate as an edge (y axis) for the 2020 regular season. Label colors indicate 2020 cap hit (red = high). Watt brothers are at the extreme end of each axis: J.J. is double-teamed when pass rushing more often than anyone else, T.J. wins at a higher rate than anyone else. Jerry Hughes, Myles Garrett, Joey Bosa, Brian Burns, Justin Houston and Chase Young among the other standouts here. (ESPN / Next Gen Stats)
Is Philip Rivers a Hall of Famer? Don't think for 1 second Carson Wentz is a lock to be an Eagle next season. The Colts would be the perfect fit for Wentz. What about Sam Darnold to the Jets? Here's how the Chiefs can beat the Bills without Mahomes.
Bomani, Katie and Israel question how Philip Rivers will be remembered and how NFL coaching vacancies will be filled.
Is Philip Rivers a Hall of Famer? The Mannings were right to insist Eli doesn't go to the Chargers. Damien Woody stops by to talk about facing Rivers in his career. The Nets Big 3 will burn to the ground according to Chris. Will Tiger ever win another Major? Would anyone know who Kiss was if they didn't wear makeup?
Damien Woody, Domonique Foxworth and Kendrick Perkins debate what the Colts will do now that Philip Rivers has retired, who will win the AFC championship game and what impact Kyrie will have in his return to the Nets.
The Colts have to get their replacement at QB right to take advantage of the prime years for Darius Leonard and Quenton Nelson.
Rivers is retiring after a 17-year career with the Chargers and Colts. Our panel weighs in on how the quarterback will be remembered.
Rivers had a history of trash-talking during games in his 17-year career, which he always kept clean while enjoying every second of it.
Philip Rivers has announced his retirement from football, ending his 17-year career as the NFL's fifth-leading passer of all time.
Stephen A, Max, Chiney Ogwumike and Jeff Saturday debate why it was important for the WNBA players to push for change, if the Chiefs are in trouble against the Bills on Sunday and much more.
From franchises that will tear it all down to those that just need a few tweaks, here are the offseason priorities for every team no longer playing.
What's next for these teams in 2021? The Saints' first order of business is sorting out who their starting quarterback is.
Colts GM Chris Ballard said Thursday that Philip Rivers has said he's 'not 100 percent sure' he wants to return to play in 2021 and that Indianapolis is taking a long-term view of the QB position.
TEAM | W | L | T | PCT | PF | PA |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Tennessee | 11 | 5 | 0 | .688 | 491 | 439 |
Indianapolis | 11 | 5 | 0 | .688 | 451 | 362 |
Houston | 4 | 12 | 0 | .250 | 384 | 464 |
Jacksonville | 1 | 15 | 0 | .063 | 306 | 492 |