Sports

From quarterbacks to fiery receivers and coaches who couldn’t keep it together, these moments remind us that football is a game of passion.

Nicknames in sports are supposed to be iconic, intimidating, or at the very least—memorable. But in the NFL, far too many quarterbacks are stuck with nicknames that either don’t fit, don’t stick, or simply don’t do justice to their game. Here are 15 quarterbacks who seriously deserve a nickname glow...

Some quarterbacks rely on their arms, others rely on their legs, and then there are the ones who win games with their brains. These quarterbacks didn’t just play the game—they studied it, learned it inside and out, and used every ounce of their football IQ to stay on top.

Despite being sidelined, Paige Bueckers showed frustration with officiating during the Wings game. Her passion was clear from the bench.

White Sox rookie Chase Meidroth stunned the Giants with a mid-slide fakeout to steal second base. The play was confirmed on review.

Shohei Ohtani turned down the Home Run Derby, highlighting a major flaw in MLB's current format under Rob Manfred.

Manny Machado made a smart play that revealed a loophole in MLB's infield fly rule during the Padres vs. Reds game.

Jake Paul dismantled Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., but the win reignites questions about his boxing credibility and next steps.

These NFL venues are more than just concrete and seats; they’re hallowed ground, iconic pieces of football history.

WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert downplays growing referee backlash, saying missed calls are part of the game.