All anyone who roots for the Detroit Lions wants to talk about his week is how they believe their team got hosed at the end of Saturday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys. The referee who was involved in the controversial call, Brad Allen, claimed offensive lineman Taylor Decker didn’t report as an

If you’ve ever driven down the New Jersey Turnpike, there’s no doubt you’ve seen the billboards sporting that big, blue font with the simple, three-word phrase: Eat Clean Bro. For those who have yet to venture into the American northeast, the sight is a simple, yet repetitive one. Mile after mile,

Well, that certainly didn’t take very long. Billboards will read “Saints Got Robbed” and “NFL Bleaux It” are already up in downtown Atlanta ahead of Super Bowl LIII. Matt Bowers, the owner of several car dealerships in and around New Orleans, purchased the billboards in Atlanta, including one right

LeBron James still has a few days before he has to officially opt out of his extension with the Cavaliers, and unless literally every single person who gets paid to cover basketball for a living is wrong, the only time he’ll be playing in Cleveland next year is when his new team rolls into town.

Last month, a company in Philadelphia took some inspiration from Frances McDormand’s character in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri when it paid for a trio of ads alongside the highway leading to the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland in an attempt to recruit LeBron James to the 76ers when he