Chiefs News: Tyreek Hill recalls Shannon Sharpe’s ‘help is on the way’

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Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill Brings Back Shannon Sharpe’s “Help Is On The Road” Taunt in Career Game vs. Bucs | Sports news

It was clear from the jump that the Bucs didn’t have much of a response for Hill, and the Chiefs speedster decided to let the few Tampa Bay fans in the crowd know. shouting “Help is on the way!”

Hill’s trolling was a reference to Hall of Fame tight end Shannon Sharpe, who as a member of the Broncos made the line famous by poking fun at New England fans in a victory over the Patriots in 1996.

Sharpe appreciated the tribute and recognized him on Twitter.

Patrick Mahomes ties the score with Tom Brady in the fourth round, paving his way to GOAT | Sports news

Getting the first ring is the hardest thing, and Mahomes already accomplished it. It was hard to think when Brady was going all over Michael Jordan that there would soon be another potential LeBron James. But Mahomes is that quarterback, in every sense of the word.

Mahomes continues to find new ways to amaze and has done more than his fair share in a short period of time. As Brady tries to bolster his GOAT lead by bringing a ring to the Buccaneers, the attempt seems futile; it won’t hold Mahomes back. Brady can still do a few more things to hold Father Time back, but there is nothing he can do to get Mahomes on track to cleaning up what not long ago looked like an impassable bar.

7-5 record not what Bucs fans expected from Brady and Co. | The Tampa Bay Times

Wasn’t that the point when the Bucs went shopping at the NFL Pro Bowl store and came home with a Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski, LeSean McCoy, Leonard Fournette and Antonio Brown?

“Everyone tried to hand us the Lombardi Trophy in August,” said coach Bruce Arians. “You don’t just pitch guys with names – you have to practice. You have to learn to synchronize with each other. That takes time.

Yes, it’s true. But that hasn’t stopped the Bucs from chasing just about every big name available in 2020. So are the Arians surprised that November ends with Tampa Bay so close to .500?

“Yes and no,” he said. “I think defensively we had our chances to be better. Offensively, it was going to be a work in progress all season. We just have to win the next one and stay in this playoff race.

What if what happened to Lock’s Broncos happened to the Mahomes leaders? | Kansas City Star

All three of the team’s eligible quarterbacks – Drew Lock, Brett Rypien and Lee’s Summit native Blake Bortles have been ruled ineligible to play in today’s game against the New Orleans Saints. They were seen as close high-risk contacts for COVID-19, and Broncos officials learned on Saturday that none of the lines could be with the team this weekend.

That means the Broncos should start practice team wide receiver Kendall Hinton at quarterback against New Orleans. HInton played quarterback for his first four seasons at Wake Forest before moving to wide receiver in 2019.

How remarkable is this development? According to Elias Sports Office, this is the first time in 55 years that a non-quarterback has started a game under center.

It got us thinking: what are the options for chefs in a similar emergency? What if Patrick Mahomes, Chad Henne and Matt Moore, who is on their practice squad, were left out of a game without enough time to bring in a quarterback from outside the organization?

Funniest NFL Player Patrick Mahomes Wears Funniest Rolex In Existence | GQ

Mahomes couldn’t have found a better match with his watch, the equally cheerful Rolex Daytona Rainbow, the watch that still runs in fourth and tries the two-point conversion. What Mahomes and this watch also have in common are statistical, mind-boggling and mind-boggling numbers. Mahomes has a season of 5,000 yards and 50 touchdowns, while this rainbow displays equally garish numbers: a bezel with a rainbow of 36 baguette-cut sapphires, the case is set with 56 more diamonds , and even the hour markers come in the form of 11 additional sapphires. This is the type of watch that the typically conservative Rolex doesn’t make very frequently, but Mahomes is a unique type player as well.

Around the NFL

Lions supporters donate to Deshaun Watson charity en masse after Texans win | NFL.com

One of the league’s best trends is currently taking place in Detroit, where Lions fans donate to Texas quarterback Deshaun Watson’s charity as a thank you for his role in Thursday’s victory. Watson was nearly perfect at Thanksgiving with a multi-point victory over Detroit that landed both head coach Matt Patricia and general manager Bob Quinn.

The Lions cleaned up the house on Saturday.

Much like the Bills fans who gave to Andy Dalton charity after then-Bengals QB helped them reach the playoffs, and just like Bills fans (again) donated to the charity of Josh Allen to honor his grandmother, now it’s Lions fans.

Jaguars sack GM Dave Caldwell after Week 12 loss to Browns | NFL.com

Dave Caldwell is absent as general manager of the Jaguars after eight seasons as head of the Jacksonville personnel department, the team announced Sunday after a 27-25 loss to the Browns. The decision was straightforward for Khan, who said his team just weren’t good enough to continue on the same path and hope for a better result.

“I met Dave Caldwell to express my appreciation for his service to the Jacksonville Jaguars as general manager,” Khan said in a statement. “Dave was exceptionally committed and determined to bring a winner to Jacksonville, but sadly his efforts were not rewarded with the results our fans deserve and our organization expects. Our football business needs new leadership, and we will have it with a new CEO in 2021. ”

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports that Trent Baalke will serve as interim general manager for the remainder of the season.

Saints fined $ 500,000, draft pick docked, Patriots fined $ 350,000 for COVID-19 protocol violations NFL.com

The New England Patriots were fined $ 350,000 for protocol violations stemming from issues in October when Cam Newton and others tested positive, forcing the league and others to postpone their game from the Week 4 against the Kansas City Chiefs, sources told NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.

Meanwhile, the New Orleans Saints were fined $ 500,000 and a seventh round pick for their masquerade-less dressing room celebration after their Week 9 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, reported Rapoport. New Orleans also hosted a reunion without a mask.

The Saints are repeat offenders. Earlier this season, the league fined the Saints and Las Vegas Raiders organizations $ 250,000 and coach Sean Payton and Jon Gruden for $ 100,000 each for failing to follow proper facial coverage protocol during their weekly clash. 2. Monday night football.

Niners Could Play ‘Home’ Games In Arizona Due To COVID-19 Restrictions | NFL.com

When Santa Clara County released new COVID-19 restrictions on Saturday, it banned all contact sports and imposed a 14-day quarantine for anyone traveling in the area 150 km away. In short, he left the San Francisco 49ers looking for a new home to end the season.

Niners officials spent Saturday working with NFL officials to continue working on a plan for the remainder of 2020, and Saturday night nothing was settled.

However, sources say the most likely option is for the 49ers to play their last three home games at State Farm Stadium, home of the Arizona Cardinals. Their rivals NFC West – who actually host the Niners in Week 16 – are said to be ready to host them.

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Chiefs-Buccaneers quick reaction: Kansas City is here

A few weeks ago, Andy Reid noted that the absence of Sammy Watkins could have led to an increase in their production. It may well be that the opposite is in fact true. Hill and Kelce may be about to produce more.

In the quarterback, Patrick Mahomes continues to take what is in front of him: plenty of room to attack the opposing defense from the air. The timing he has with Hill and Kelce has been special – something we’ve been discussing on these pages all year.

I thought the Chiefs defense had made some headway at Tampa Bay. The way to beat Tom Brady is to make him uncomfortable – and the Chiefs set that tone early on. They hit him eight times during the day. He could have become a little as well comfortable in the second half – but by then it was too late.

Linebacker Anthony Hitchens, defensive end Alex Okafor and goaltender Tyrann Mathieu all had moments that erupted on Sunday afternoon. Mathieu was involved in both causing an interception and getting one for himself. Chris Jones showed a bit of bite to accompany his bark.

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