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09/24/2024

Patrick Mahomes' journey with the Kansas City Chiefs is a story of meteoric rise, unparalleled talent, and a heart full of grit and determination. From the moment he stepped onto the field as a starting quarterback, the NFL world knew it was witnessing something extraordinary. But this journey didn't just start with a throw or a touchdown; it began long before, in the heart of a young boy who loved football with every fiber of his being.
Born into a family of athletes, Patrick's father, Pat Mahomes, was a Major League Baseball pitcher. Sports were in his blood, but football was his heartbeat. Growing up in Texas, Patrick played with an intensity and a passion that was impossible to ignore. He wasn't just throwing a football; he was painting masterpieces with every pass, every play. That passion carried him to Texas Tech, where he shattered records and dazzled fans with his arm strength and uncanny ability to make plays out of nothing.
When the Kansas City Chiefs traded up to select him with the 10th overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, the city didn't quite know what it was getting. Andy Reid, a seasoned coach with a penchant for nurturing quarterbacks, saw the spark in this young man. But it wasn't until 2018, when Mahomes took over as the starter, that the world saw the fire. In his first season as a starter, he threw for over 5,000 yards and 50 touchdowns, a feat only achieved by legends before him. He wasn't just a quarterback; he was a revelation.
But Patrick's journey is about more than statistics and records. It's about a young man who carried the weight of a city on his shoulders and turned it into a Super Bowl championship in just his second season as a starter. In 2019, Mahomes led the Chiefs to their first Super Bowl victory in 50 years. That moment, when he hoisted the Lombardi Trophy, wasn't just a victory for the team; it was a dream realized for every fan who had waited half a century for that moment. Mahomes wasn't just a player; he was a savior for a franchise that had longed for glory.
Off the field, Patrick's story is just as compelling. In 2020, amidst the chaos of a global pandemic, he made headlines not just for his play but for his heart. He became a vocal advocate for social justice, using his platform to bring awareness to issues that mattered deeply to him. And in his personal life, he found joy in the simplest of things. He proposed to his high school sweetheart, Brittany Matthews, on the same day he received his Super Bowl ring. It was a symbol of how he valued the people who had been there for him from the beginning, grounding him amidst the whirlwind of fame.
In 2021, Patrick and Brittany welcomed their first child, a daughter named Sterling. Becoming a father added a new dimension to Mahomes' life. Suddenly, every throw, every win, every loss, meant a little more. He wasn't just playing for himself or his team; he was playing for his family, for the legacy he wanted to leave for his little girl.
Patrick Mahomes' journey with the Kansas City Chiefs is more than a tale of football excellence. It's a story of a young man who has embraced every challenge, who has carried the hopes of a city, and who has done it all with a smile on his face and a fire in his heart. His achievements on the field are staggering—three Super Bowl wins, countless records broken—but it's his humility, his leadership, and his unwavering dedication to the game and to his family that truly define him.
In Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs found more than a quarterback. They found a leader, a hero, and a legend in the making. And as he continues to write his story, one thing is certain: we're all witnessing greatness, not just in the touchdowns he scores but in the way he carries the weight of his journey with grace and heart.

09/24/2024

Clark and McCaffery have been dating for more than a year after meeting at the University of Iowa. They took their relationship Instagram official four months in when Clark shared a cuddled up photo with her beau and wrote, "Best end to summer," in the caption.
McCaffery joined the Pacers staff before Clark was drafted to the Fever, so the couple ending up in Indiana has allowed for them to support one another and their respective teams.
When the Pacers advanced in this season's NBA playoffs, Clark supported her boyfriend's team by attending home games and interacting with fans.
And on his end, McCaffery regularly posts photos and clips of Clark's big milestone moments to his social media in addition to spending extra time with her in the gym.
When they celebrated their one year anniversary in April, McCaffery penned a sweet message for the Fever rookie. “One year w the best 🫶🏼 doing life w u has been easy, and you never cease to amaze me.. can’t wait to watch u live out ur dreams in person 🤞🏼 love you ❤️,” he wrote.
Clark shared a tribute for the anniversary too, writing, “One year of the best mems w my fav person 🖤 you make everyday better and I can’t wait for many more adventures together… love you 🤞🏻😇,” in her Instagram post

09/24/2024

VIDEO: Cameras Caught Lamar Jackson Accusing The Refs Of “Cheating” The Ravens

09/23/2024

Suspicious NFL Fans Think Something Fishy Is Going On After Sketchy Photo Emerges Of Patrick Mahomes & Ref Before Chiefs-Falcons MNF Game

09/23/2024

VIDEOS: Suspicious NFL Fans Think They Have Evidence Proving Chiefs-Falcons SNF Game Was “Rigged”

09/23/2024

Everyone says she is loved because she is white, but they don't know that, to have that success, she had to try very hard, make an effort to change, train her health, spend all her time practicing, make an effort to prove that she is loved because of her talent, not because of her "whiteness". Leaving the university team to move to the professional team, with many new challenges, new positions and new teammates, Caitlin Clark received full support from her team, with a large fan base, perfect passes, great doubles, new records.... There is no denying that Caitlin Clark can become a legend in the future.

09/23/2024

Caitlin Clark sporting a black eye after Game 1 loss to Connecticut Sun 😕

09/23/2024

This is probably going to tick some people off, and I hope it does. But I’m going to keep on sharing it and saying it. And once again, I am not a Swiftie, but I am a human being, a mom AND, a Monstrous Football fan.
I am extremely disappointed in so many of you who think that "not being a fan" of someone means you're entitled to s**t all over them.
I want to remind you of something.
Your children are watching you complain about Taylor Swift sitting at a football game, being happy, and cheering for a man she loves in what appears to be a very loving, respectful relationship.
Your Children are watching you judge a woman for literally just EXISTING and taking up space happily.
And you know what? Ms. Swift has won 324 awards? How many do you have?
She brought $5 BILLION dollars in consumer spending and boosted the U. S. economy so significantly, that leaders from other countries actually beg for her to play there?
Did you know that there are over 20 college courses about her skills as an artist, lyricist, and musician - including at places like Harvard, Stanford & UC Berkeley?
Did you know that Taylor Swift quietly donates mass amounts of money to local food banks in every city she performs in?
AND DID YOU KNOW …
That Taylor Swift was sexually assaulted by a radio DJ, and she got him fired? When he sued HER for over $3 million for defamation, she counter sued for a symbolic $1 in a court case that took 2 YEARS for her to win. And, she did that just to show women that fighting for what's right has no price tag & to never be silent in the face of oppression.
WELL IF YOU DON’T CARE BY NOW, YOU SHOULD.
Because your daughters, nieces, and your nephews are watching you run your mouth. And they are seeing the world hate a woman who does so much good, simply because she exists in their line of sight.
DO BETTER PEOPLE.
Teach your boys to respect women. Teach your girls that as women - they are ALLOWED to take up space.
Fix it. Become aware of your words. Because we all have the ability and the obligation to fight for the future of our children with simple moments. And we need to consciously choose to be better for them. (ctto)
credit go to owner

09/23/2024

BREAKING NEWS:💥💥 Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce ‘are married’ after massive clue at Arrowhead Stadium... 😲🥰 The intersection of pop culture and sports often creates unforgettable moments, and the recent speculation surrounding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship has captured the public’s imagination. The rumors of their marriage reached new heights after a massive clue was unveiled at Arrowhead Stadium, home to the Kansas City Chiefs, Kelce’s NFL team. The revelation not only stirred the fan...

09/23/2024

Indiana Fever’s Lexie Hull’s Mother Ridicules Her for Sly Move

09/23/2024

Caitlin Clark has just been named WNBA Rookie of the Year following an impressive performance. The debate over the award has often centered on whether to prioritize rebounds and double-doubles or points and assists, as both Clark and Angel Reese excel in different areas.
However, it's important to address a troubling trend: some opinions on the Rookie of the Year race appear influenced by race rather than performance. Many seem to publicly support one player to align with their social circles, despite privately feeling differently.
Caitlin Clark ranks in the top 10 for points per game, leads the league in assists, and has set multiple WNBA records, including those for assists in a game and being the first rookie to achieve a triple-double. In contrast, Angel Reese leads in rebounds and has set records for consecutive double-doubles.
Yet, historically, scoring and assists have been valued more than rebounds in determining awards. Caitlin Clark's achievements clearly warrant her recognition as Rookie of the Year. As the Indiana Fever head into the playoffs, it's time to acknowledge her contributions honestly and fairly.

09/23/2024

Caitlin Clark just won the WNBA Rookie of the Year award after tonight’s performance.
Until tonight, the debate boiled down to whether you value rebounds and double doubles or points and assists more because Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese play DIFFERENT POSITIONS and are both balling.
But I will say the quiet part out loud.
Too many people are making their public stance on who they think is the WNBA rookie of the year based on race and not the results.
Many privately feel differently, but publicly take a different stance to avoid being called out by the people who look like them.
When did sports become politics where we deny the truth just to support the party we want to win? That’s sad. We should never let the color of someone’s skin determine or drive our opinion or interpretation of the facts.
Caitlin Clark is top 10 in points per game, leads the WNBA in assists per game and is 4th in 3’s made per game.
She has set the WNBA record for:
Assists in a Game
She as set the WNBA Rookie record for:
-3’s made in a season
-3’s made in a game
-1st Triple Double Ever
-1st rookie ever with 400 points, 100 rebounds and 150 assists
Angel Reese leads the WNBA in rebounds.
Angel Reese has set the WNBA record for:
-First Player ever with consecutive 20 rebound games
-Most consecutive double doubles in a season
She has set the WNBA Rookie record for:
- Most Rebounds in a season
-Most Double Doubles in a season
-Most Consecutive Double Doubles in a season.
No one would look at these facts and give Angel Reese the WNBA Rookie of the Year award over Caitlin Clark.
We have never valued rebounding over scoring and assists.
Otherwise Domatas Sabonis would have won the MVP of the NBA last year since he set the NBA record for double doubles in a season.
No. Nikola Jokic won the award and he was ranked 10th in ppg averaging a double double instead of Sabanis who was ranked 45th in ppg averaging a double double.
Angel Reese is a special player, but Caitlin Clark has earned the award.
The Indiana Fever are a dangerous team heading into the playoffs and Caitlin Clark has earned your respect.
Stop denying the truth.

09/23/2024

Caitlin Clark is the first rookie in WNBA history to record 350 PTS • 100 REB • 150 AST.
She’s only played 22 games

09/23/2024

🔥🔥🔥Lexie Hull’s Impact Fuels Caitlin Clark’s Historic Playmaking Run
The Indiana Fever have transformed from a struggling team to playoff contenders, largely due to the combined efforts of Lexie Hull and Caitlin Clark. Hull’s recent improvement has not only elevated her own game but has also been crucial in enabling Clark to break records, creating a positive feedback loop that has made the Fever one of the league's most exciting teams.
🌻Hull’s Transformation Sparks a Ripple Effect
Since her rookie season in 2022, Lexie Hull has dramatically improved, increasing her shooting accuracy from 22.2% to an impressive 70% after the 2024 Olympic break. This newfound confidence has turned Hull into a key offensive weapon, opening up the floor for her teammates. For instance, Kelsey Mitchell has benefited from Hull’s threat beyond the arc, allowing her to score more effectively and relieving pressure on Clark.
🔥Clark’s Record-Breaking Playmaking
Caitlin Clark has been a game-changer for the Fever, showcasing exceptional playmaking skills with averages of 18.4 points, 5.7 rebounds, and 8.3 assists per game. Her ability to find open players and create scoring opportunities has not only helped her break records but has also elevated the entire team’s performance. As Clark draws defenders, the Fever’s offense becomes more dynamic and harder to stop.
🌷A Virtuous Cycle of Success
The synergy between Hull and Clark has created a virtuous cycle: Hull’s improvement benefits Mitchell, whose scoring eases pressure on Clark, allowing her playmaking to enhance the entire team. This cycle of growth and success exemplifies the power of teamwork, with Hull's development playing a pivotal role in the Fever’s resurgence.

09/23/2024

Stephen A. Smith Shocks the Public with Bold Criticism of Taylor Swift: "Focus on Your Music, Stay Out of Politics!"
Full story 👇

09/23/2024

Final WNBA regular season viewership, all rated networks:
Caitlin Clark games - 1.178 mill
All other games - 394k
Difference - 199%

09/23/2024

Ok Ok Ok sports fans...... It’s time to cut through the noise and face reality. The Indiana Fever, led by Caitlin Clark, started the season 1-8. Clark struggled, no doubt, but fast forward, and she’s now one of the top two players in the entire league—as a rookie. Since that rocky start, she has put the team on her back and led them to a 17-8 run, currently sitting @ 18-16 and in the playoffs. She leads the league in three-pointers made, tops the assists chart, and is second in scoring. First in usage rate among rookies. Yes, she leads in turnovers too. But so did Kobe, LeBron, Jordan—and many of the greats. When the game runs through you, turnovers happen. That's the cost of being the play maker, just ask Diana Taurasi!!!

There is absolutely no debate on who the ROY is in the WNBA so stop with nonsense. The Sky are 11-22 more on that in a minute. because yes Winning does matter, Stats do matter, Accolades do matter, Team Success does matter, Court effectiveness does matter.

Yet, despite Clark's dominance, everyone suddenly forgets the numbers when it comes to Chicago’s 11-22 record. Wins and losses don’t seem to matter anymore, but when Indiana was 1-8, the sports world couldn’t stop screaming that Angel Reese was running away with Rookie of the Year. Why? Because Reese was “helping her team win,” while Clark wasn’t. Oh, how quickly the narrative changes when facts no longer fit the story you want to tell.

Let’s be real: Angel Reese is an incredible rebounder. As a rookie, she may already be one of the best we've ever seen. And yes, she does this without the typical athleticism, vertical leap, or skill set you'd expect. She just gets it done through sheer grit. She will undoubtedly improve because of her heart, determination, and work ethic, and we all respect that. But don't mistake that for being a more complete basketball player than Caitlin Clark. You can’t possibly watch both of them play and genuinely believe Reese brings more to the court. That's bias, plain and simple. it’s about more than just basketball. There’s no other explanation for the constant comparisons when Clark outshines Reese in every aspect of the game except maybe Rebounding... By the way CC is an amazing rebounding guard. [story for another day]
And let’s call it what it really is—this is about race. Clark is being punished, not for her game, but for everything else around that she is somehow being blamed for.

There's no other reason for such a blatant disregard of her skill set and impact. Reese is a post player, yes, but that’s body and positioning, not skill. Yet somehow, the conversation keeps being skewed. Why? Because Clark is white, and people are uncomfortable with her success in a league that’s been historically starving its black players for recognition. Let’s stop pretending otherwise. But exactly how is that CC fault?
And here’s the truth no one wants to say: you're mad at Caitlin for things beyond her control. Nike gave her a massive contract? Be mad at Nike. The WNBA made her the face of the league? Blame the WNBA, not Clark. She’s doing for women’s basketball what Jordan did for the NBA—bringing in corporate dollars, raising salaries, increasing visibility. Whether you like it or not, Clark is the reason paychecks are getting bigger, endorsement deals are flowing, and more eyes are on the game. Instead of tearing her down, maybe start thanking her.
The criticism is misplaced. Instead of blaming Clark, direct that energy towards the corporations that have historically overlooked Black athletes. They are the ones you should be upset with, not her.
But I’ll say this—no matter how upset you are, the way you carry yourself goes a long way, how you present yourself matters. The hostility, the attitude, that “ghetto” behavior some are quick to display? That’s why brands don’t want you representing them. It’s not always “the white man’s fault.” Some of these issues are self-inflicted, and if we want to change the game for everyone, we need to take accountability for how we carry ourselves.
And here it comes..... call me a sellout, c**n, uncle tom etc, call me whatever name you want—I’ll wear those your labels with pride. Because I stand for something bigger than your ignorant petty insults. I stand for integrity, for self-respect, for "PROGRESS". So go ahead, keep being a “Real One.” See how far that gets ya.
Ill end with this, no matter what side you sit... AR/CC Rivalry is good for the league... It's the new Magic/Bird and it's fun to watch to a certain extent. But the race stuff and the violence towards CC is getting out of hand. Let's do better.. CC is a Star and Angel is going to be just a big a Star and I guarantee you if she gets her head on straight, she will have more endorsement deals than she could ever imagine.