Who's Mans is This?

A quarter into the NFL season, Johnell Pannell hands out some awards; from MVP to Coach of the Year, and more.

Paul Cortese provides a look on how Jerry Jones can fix America's team.

The Chiefs and the ravens are NOT a rivalry -- but the Ravens are still legitimate Super Bowl contenders, writes Johnell Pannell.

Johnell Pannell asks; when’s an appropriate time to discuss Danny Ainge fumbling the proverbial “bag”?

Was it great? No. Was it perfectly executed? Definitely not. But given the challenges 2020 and COVID have presented, I truly believe the NBA did the best they could with what they could and they did it absolutely right, writes Johnell Pannell.

Russell Wilson is the 2020 NFL MVP, writes Johnell Pannell.

What Thursday Night's game show us is that the best quarterback in Ohio resides in Cincinnati, writes Johnell Pannell.

Is Tom Brady done? Is Lamar Jackson on GOAT path? Will Cam Newton lead the Patriots back to the promise land? Johnell Pannell takes a look.

Johnell Pannell writes about Russell Westbrook and his part in Houston's shortcomings this season.

Paul Cortese gives an in-depth breakdown and prediction for every NFL team for the 2020 season.

Paul Cortese breaks down why the Cowboys are as good as gold in '21.

Johnell Pannell writes about one of the Wackiest Months of Baseball we've ever experienced.

For all these greats, you should take the time to enjoy them while you can.

MLB needs to realize they made this recent Hall of Fame mess, and they have to clean it up. Until they make things right, it’s better known as the Hall of Shame.

I were to ask you RIGHT NOW if you needed one game, one drive, to save your life – are you taking Rodgers, Brady or Mahomes?

[Major League Baseball] is struggling and it’s not because of the steroids era but rather due to a narcissistic, self-anointed aristocracy that continually puts its past time over its future.

We never got the Brady/Rodgers Super Bowl matchup we so desperately wanted [but] Championship Sunday is going to be absolutely electric, writes Johnell Pannell.

Bills Mafia continues their tradition of good deeds; donate to Lamar Jackson’s favorite charity after Divisional Round win, writes Ian Budding.

Ian Budding believes that bringing the Cleveland Browns back to relevance should secure Kevin Stefanski as the NFL Coach of The Year.

The history of Ohio State quarterbacks now rests on the shoulders of Justin Fields, writes columnist Ian Budding.

After the Steelers let the Browns into the playoffs through the back door like the United States Capitol Police, the pressure began to shift

[and] after JuJu confirmed he was overlooking the “nameless, gray faces,” the pressure took the two-hour business trip from Cleveland to Pittsburgh.

Cleveland was playing with house money. Story by Johnell Pannell.

The Steelers loss is squarely on the shoulders of one player on their team. One guy wanted to give the Browns bulletin board material for a playoff game. For the Steelers to move on, they need good juju, not bad Juju, writes Paul Cortese.

Another ‘dirty’ hit in a Seahawks playoff game. Is it time to discipline them? Story by Ian Budding.

If Hugh Freeze can coach from a hospital bed within the stadium, there’s NO EXCUSE why ole Kevvy Stefanski can’t be bubbled up in some suite at Heinz Field, writes Johnell Pannell.

Cash Walken has everything you need to know about how the Hatters 35-13 victory came about.

Danbury didn’t have a strong showing in their season opener, but they have the talent to bounce back next week, writes Cash Walken.

With the NFL season set to start, Paul Cortese previews all you need to know.

Sean Alcide recaps the Connecticut Sun’s Impressive Win Over the Los Angeles Sparks

It's clear the Connecticut Sun and Las Vegas Aces aren't the fondest of one another and given they've been the two best teams this season, I can't help but look ahead at how great of a championship series this would be at season's end, says Sean Alcide.

Sean Alcide was on-sight for Browns star receiver, Odell Beckham Jr.’s camp and he recaps it all.

If you’re for an upper-echelon experience, this article will intrigue you.

With the launch of Sean’s ’Designated for Greatness’ podcast imminent, here’s a breakdown of all you will need to know about the show.

Ian Budding shares a thought on the New York Islanders‘ last game at the Coliseum and their new home.

With college football looking to expand their playoffs to 16 teams, Ian Budding proposes an idea of how it could work.

Fans’ inability to separate their feelings about the human from the player wearing different color laundry is honestly kind of scary, writes Johnell Pannell.

The Lakers and Warriors played a thriller last night at Staples and Sean Alcide provides the recap.