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Kansas City Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker faced extensive criticism following his speech at Benedictine College, promoting traditional, pro-woman, and pro-religion values and condemning IVF and abortion. However, he found support from teammate and celebrity Travis Kelce, who defended Butker's right to his views and highlighted his respectful nature.

The point of having a guest on your show is to make the audience smarter, but Comedy Central The Daily Show temp host Desus Nice accomplished the opposite on Tuesday as he welcomed author Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyan to discuss his new book and label the National Football League, “big juggernaut of evil white men telling black bodies to go hurt yourself.”

When you think of football, do you think of dudes wearing mini skirts and bras and caking on three pounds of makeup? No? Ditto.

Nobody to root for in this match-up. 

With fans like SI ...

NFL T&A? 

Flashback to our first pornographic halftime show.

So, so humble ...

Scientific American magazine has been around since 1845, evolving into a reader-friendly purveyor of hard science, a respected, slightly intimidating denizen of supermarket checkout lines. But judging by the recent ridiculous trend of stories and editorials, it’s been wholly captured by the woke blob. On the surface the monthly still does what it says on the label, providing long…

free speech in Arizona’s capital city. They thought wrong. A judge on Friday smacked down their attempts to allow only Super Bowl-related messaging for businesses in the weeks leading up to the league’s championship game. 

The football made me do it!

An offending lineman will not share in the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl limelight a week from Sunday. Josh Sills will, however, get his day in court after Ohio’s attorney general filed rape and kidnapping charges against him. 

Damar Hamlin spoke publicly for the first time Saturday, in a video explaining his belief that God is using him as a vessel to spread passion and love to the world. The Buffalo Bills defensive back nearly died January 2 when he went into cardiac arrest after tackling a Cincinnati Bengals receiver. 

Don Lemon's obsession in discussing the Super Bowl is that, for the first time, it will feature two black starting quarterbacks.