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Source: Giants DC Wink Martindale cursed out Brian Daboll over firings EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Angered that the team was firing two of his closest lieutenants, New York Giants defensive coordinator Wink Martindale cursed out coach Brian Daboll during a meeting Monday, a source confirmed to ESPN. The New York Post reported that Martindale “said his piece, got up, slammed the door and walked out of the building” after the Giants fired outside linebackers coach Drew Wilkins and defensive assistant Kevin Wilkins. Both had come over with Martindale from Baltimore, and Drew Wilkins was considered Martindale’s right-hand man. The rocky relationship between Daboll…

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READ ALSO… Klay Thompson and Draymond Green “Need to Be Traded” Despite Their Loyalty to Warriors, Claims Ex-NBA Champion Yesterday, the Golden State Warriors suffered yet another devastating defeat, this time to an injury-ravaged Memphis Grizzlies team. Despite missing the likes of Ja Morant, Desmond Bane, and Marcus Smart, the Grizzlies won the game by a scoreline of 116-107. The fallout after the game was swift, as many fans urged the Warriors’ hierarchy to trade away players like Klay Thompson and Draymond Green despite their years of loyal service. In the latest episode of ESPN’s First Take, former NBA champion Kendrick Perkins stated that…

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MORE FOR YOU… Giants bench Tommy DeVito for Tyrod Taylor as QB crashes back to reality The Giants benched DeVito to start the second half during the team’s 33-25 Christmas Day loss to the Eagles, inserting Tyrod Taylor at quarterback. “I made a change to try to make a spark,” said head coach Brian Daboll, who would not reveal whether DeVito or Taylor would start Sunday against the Rams. The Giants were trailing 20-3 and had just gotten the ball at the Eagles’ 14-yard-line after Boston Scott fumbled the kickoff to start the third quarter when Taylor entered the Saquon Barkley…

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READ ALSO… Anthony Davis Believes Defense & Rebounding Will Be Key For Lakers New Starting Lineup Los Angeles Lakers head coach Darvin Ham made another change to the starting lineup for the team’s game on Monday night against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The move was a return to the team’s initial starters with D’Angelo Russell, Austin Reaves and Taurean Prince joining Anthony Davis and LeBron James. The result on Monday was great as the Lakers took down the Thunder 112-105 to put an end to their two-game losing streak. Both Russell and Reaves were solid around Davis and James, giving the starting…

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Lakers coach Ham: We don’t want anybody that’s second-guessing being a Laker Darvin Ham says that anyone who isn’t sure that he wants to be on the Lakers simply doesn’t belong there. By Eurohoops team/ info@eurohoops.net Los Angeles Lakers coach Darvin Ham wants to bring the franchise back to winning ways and any player who isn’t 100 percent sure that he wants to be on the team is excluded from his plans. Remaining Time-0:00 Fullscreen Mute That’s what Ham said while being interviewed by Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson’s “All The Smoke” podcast. When asked what Lakers fans should expect from…

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READ MORE… James Houston’s evaluation clock nears expiration, Lions decision looming Could James Houston return to the Detroit Lions lineup for a playoff push? A decision is on the horizon. The injury evaluation window for James Houston is set to expire on Wednesday evening, forcing the Detroit Lions to make a decision on the immediate future of their edge rusher. Houston injured his ankle/femur back in early September and has been on injured reserve working his way back since. On Thursday, December 28, the Lions cleared Houston to practice, thus opening up a 21-day evaluation window to assess if he is ready to return to the…

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Steelers coach Mike Tomlin walks off podium when asked about contract after wild-card loss to Bills Mike Tomlin was in no mood to talk about his future after Pittsburgh’s playoff loss Monday. The Pittsburgh Steelers head coach declined to address his contract in his postgame news conference. In fact, he walked off the podium as soon as the subject was broached. Here’s Tomlin’s response when ESPN’s Brooke Pryor prefaced a question with “Mike, you have a year left on your contract:” And that was that. Pryor didn’t get to ask her question, and the news conference was done. Tomlin’s walkout took place in…

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SEE MORE AJ Dillon responds as fans discover NFL star live streaming farming game before Week 6 Green Bay Packers running back AJ Dillon has sent a message to fans after he was discovered live-streaming a video game in the early hours of the morning. The 25-year-old is one of the key players for the Packers offense, alongside fellow running back Aaron Jones. Dillon has entered his fourth season in Green Bay, after being drafted in the second round with the No.62 overall pick back in 2020. Dillon has helped the Packers move to 2-3 after the opening five weeks of the…

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NEVERTHELESS… Steelers coach Mike Tomlin walks off podium when asked about contract after wild-card loss to Bills. Mike Tomlin was in no mood to talk about his future after Pittsburgh’s playoff loss Monday. The Pittsburgh Steelers head coach declined to address his contract in his postgame news conference. In fact, he walked off the podium as soon as the subject was broached. Here’s Tomlin’s response when ESPN’s Brooke Pryor prefaced a question with “Mike, you have a year left on your contract:” And that was that. Pryor didn’t get to ask her question, and the news conference was done. Tomlin’s…

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SEE MORE… James Houston’s evaluation clock nears expiration, Lions decision looming Could James Houston return to the Detroit Lions lineup for a playoff push? A decision is on the horizon. The injury evaluation window for James Houston is set to expire on Wednesday evening, forcing the Detroit Lions to make a decision on the immediate future of their edge rusher. Houston injured his ankle/femur back in early September and has been on injured reserve working his way back since. On Thursday, December 28, the Lions cleared Houston to practice, thus opening up a 21-day evaluation window to assess if he…

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