NFL Nuggets:
- Following the principle that having no options is better than having some bad ones, the former [Redacteds] are releasing Alex Smith.
- A 5-1 record as the starter wasn’t enough to keep him around, as Ron Rivera looks to rebuild further from the mess he inherited.
- An early favourite as a landing spot would be as a backup in Chicago, as he used to play for Matt Nagy.
- The Seahawks have brought back former QB coach Carl Smith to bolster Pete Carroll’s staff.
- Smith was the QB coach from 2012-17, and will likely play a role in mollifying Russell Wilson in hopes he doesn’t want to leave sooner than later.
- Smith spent the last three years with Houston, but with Deshaun on his way out it makes sense to switch franchises.
- Smith was the QB coach from 2012-17, and will likely play a role in mollifying Russell Wilson in hopes he doesn’t want to leave sooner than later.
- I don’t think it will help save him, because JJ Watt is going to the desert.
- He’s signing a two-year deal with the Cardinals worth $31 million, with $23 million guaranteed.
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— JJ Watt (@JJWatt) March 1, 2021
For Commentists of a certain age, all you need to know about Irv Cross was this sound:
Irv Cross died on the weekend, aged 81. He worked at CBS Sports from 1971-94, and on “The NFL Today” from its start in 1975 through 1989. Prior to his broadcasting career, he played Cornerback for the Eagles from 1961 through 1965, making Pro Bowls in 1964 & ’65, and again in 1969 as a player/coach. He spent 1966 through 1968 with the Rams.
During his playing career, Cross had 22 interceptions, 14 fumble recoveries, eight forced fumbles and a pair of defensive touchdowns for his career. He also averaged 27.9 yards on kickoff returns and returned punts. As a broadcaster, Cross won the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award in 2009. He was the first Black recipient of the annual award, which seeks to recognize “longtime exceptional contributions to radio and television in professional football.”
That just leaves Brent Musburger as the last remaining member of what was considered the NFL’s first pre-game show.
Tonight’s sports:
- NHL:
- Carolina vs Florida – 7:00pm | NHLN / Sportsnet
- Toronto vs Edmonton 10:00pm – 10:00pm | Sportsnet
- NBA:
- Utah vs New Orleans – 8:00pm | NBATV / TSN
- Charlotte vs Portland – 10:30pm | NBATV / TSN
- NCAA:
- North Carolina at Syracuse – 7:00pm | ESPN / TSN2
- Oklahoma at Oklahoma State – 9:00pm | ESPN / TSN2
- Arizona at Oregon – 9:00pm | ESPN2
- Wrasslin’:
- Monday Night Raw – 8:00pm | USA / Sportsnet360
A fairly light docket for the evening. Maybe go check out the latest [DFO] Mock Draft & make some late selections. There’s always time for fantasy booking!
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