NFL News:
Sunday Gravy‘s going to have to work on dough recipes now, because there’s a new official pizza of the NFL!
- 24 hours after Papa John’s withdrew, Pizza Hut is your new official grease-bread.
- their deal runs through 2021, one year longer than the Papa John’s contract.
- Hilariously, Pizza Hut’s first official event will be at the Draft in Arlington.
- Because Jerry Jones is an investor in a franchisee that owns 94 Papa John’s outlets, and the Cowboys have their own side agreement with Papa John’s.
- 24 hours after Papa John’s withdrew, Pizza Hut is your new official grease-bread.
- Muhammad Wilkerson has been cut by the Jets.
- He still counts as $6 million against their cap, but they save $11 million, so…victory?
- He’d look pretty in a Seahawks jersey, alongside Sheldon Richardson, but they don’t even have the cap space to sign me – let alone a guy who expects to be paid $12-16 million.
- He still counts as $6 million against their cap, but they save $11 million, so…victory?
- Ryan Shazier has been officially shelved for the 2018 season.
- Although expected, to hear the GM officially shut him down still forces the Steelers to have to coldly move on.
- Also expected: Mike Glennon will be released by the Bears.
- He walks away with “only” $18.5 million of the $45 million he signed for, after playing in 4 whole games.
- But at least he had a good view of the Bears future at QB.
- He walks away with “only” $18.5 million of the $45 million he signed for, after playing in 4 whole games.

- There will officially be a “Josh McDaniels” rule starting next season.
- The League is changing its hiring guidelines so teams can actually sign head coaches that are still involved in playoff action.
- Rather than having to rely on a verbal commitment until the end of that team’s run.
- The League is changing its hiring guidelines so teams can actually sign head coaches that are still involved in playoff action.
Just when you though ESPN had found rock-bottom in terms of content when it broadcast the American Cornhole League on Monday night, the NFL Network says “hold my beer”.
- The NFL Network has reached a deal to broadcast 11 games of the American Flag Football League between June 29 & July 19.
- Featured coaches are Terrell Owens & Michael Vick.
- On the subject of the ACL, check out their webpage. Naturally, it’s sponsored by Johnsonville Brats.
- It looks like I owe e-sports an apology – there are lesser things that qualify as “sports”.
- But they do have conferences & badges.
- It looks like I owe e-sports an apology – there are lesser things that qualify as “sports”.
- The NFL Network has reached a deal to broadcast 11 games of the American Flag Football League between June 29 & July 19.

Finally, farewell Matt Forte.
https://t.co/DqIf5X7zIu pic.twitter.com/4PzGZNNdgM
— Matt Forte (@MattForte22) February 28, 2018
Tonight’s sports:
- NHL:
- Islanders at Habs – 7:00PM | Sportsnet
- Red Wings at Blues – 8:00PM | NBCSN
- Flames at Avalanche – 9:30PM | Sportsnet1
- NBA:
- Raptors at Magic – 7:00PM | TSN
- Warriors at Wizards – 8:00PM | ESPN
- Rockets at Clippers – 10:30PM | ESPN / TSN
- NCAA:
- Mississippi at Kentucky – 7:00PM | ESPN2
- Pittsburgh at Notre Dame – 7:00PM | ESPNU
- Villanova at Seton Hall – 8:30PM | FS1
- Houston at SMU – 9:00PM | ESPN2
- Florida State at Clemson – 9:00PM | ESPNU
Don’t forget – the Combine starts Friday. SO MANY OUT DRILLS!
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