When you’re trying to get shredded, managing your caloric intake is crucial. Ingesting higher amounts of protein and balancing this with fat/carbohydrates is a tried-and-true method for bodybuilders. Obviously there are exceptions: If you’re engaging in a lot of high-intensity cardio, you’ll need more calories than the average gym rat.

However, just because you’re an Olympian doesn’t mean you should engorge yourself. For instance, Olympic ski jumpers eat around 1,300 calories a day. This is to ensure their bodies weigh less on game day to help maximize air time. Conversely, cross-country skiers are expending a lot of energy and can eat as much as 7,000 calories each day.

But if you aren’t training to be a world-class athlete and are stationary much of the day, these calories can stack up.

That’s why a health enthusiast, creator of a fiber-packed protein bar, wanted to pit two popular but unexpected rivals against each other: a 6-pack of Coors Light and a single Crumbl cookie.

In the video, TikToker @amabar4u seeks out to determine which of the two was healthier for someone to ingest. The answer will probably make beer lovers everywhere smile.

6-Pack Of Coors Light Vs. 1 Crumbl Cookie

“Let’s find out what’s healthier. One Crumbl cookie or a six pack of Coors Lights. Let’s get into it,” he says before transitioning to a screenshot of a Crumbl Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chunk cookie’s macros. And the single cookie accounts for about a third of the average person’s recommended daily caloric intake. Its label reads:

• 710 Calories
• 33 grams of fat
• 22 grams of saturated fat
• 0 grams of trans fat
• 104 mg of cholesterol
• 209 mg of sodium
• 104 grams of carbohydrates
• 5 grams of dietary fiber
• 55 grams of sugar
• 5 grams of protein

“Holy s—,” @amabar4u says.

Following this, he then directs his attention toward the sixer of Coors Light. “All right, let’s compare [it] to a 6-pack of Coors Light. Their website here shows the nutritional facts for one can,” he says while navigating to a webpage, which is displayed in the background of his clip.

“I looked up the exact amount of protein … per can. It’s .9 grams. And zero fat. The full six-pack totals come out to 612 calories, zero grams of fat, six grams of sugar, 30 grams of carbs, and 5.4 grams of protein,” he tells viewers.

It’s evident that the numbers don’t lie. “We can clearly see Coors Light is better for you in every single category. Calories, fat, sugar, carbs, and even protein. And let’s be real, at this point your six Coors Lights deep, on a good one, and fully convinced you can single-handedly wrestle a gorilla,” he jokes.

Where Are The Other Calories Coming From?

“Therefore, after further analysis and research, I declare that a 6-pack of Coors Light is healthier than a Crumbl cookie. What do you all think?” he asks at the end of the video.

But there is a bit of math to get out of the way, and it’s how the macronutrients are calculated. On Coors’ website, a 12-ounce serving of beer amounts to 102 total calories, 5 grams of carbs, and 0.9 grams of protein. A single gram of fat accounts for 9 calories, with protein and carbs containing 4 calories each. This only amounts to just under 24 calories per can, so why are there an additional 78 calories?

Well, not listed on the macronutrients list is alcohol, which actually packs 7 calories for every gram, making it less calorically dense than fat but more than carbs and protein. You can calculate how much alcohol is in a beverage by looking at its alcohol-by-volume percentage. Coors Light is about 4.2% ABV, which translates to around 11.8 grams of pure ethanol (physical alcohol). This gives us just under 84 calories derived from alcohol. Since decimal points are being utilized in determining the nutrients of the beer, its label indicates that a grand total of 102 calories are in a single 12-ounce can of Coors Light.

Even on the higher end of these estimates, a 12-ounce can of Coors Light has 108 calories, making a 6-pack 648 calories max, which is still less than a single Crumbl cookie.

The choice of whichever food is worth it is entirely up to you, however. Would you rather catch a buzz and have a belly full of beer? Or does a sugar rush seem more like your speed?

BroBible has reached out to Crumbl, Coors Light, and Amabar via email.

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Given many of his proclamations in recent years, the sports world has largely assumed that Aaron Rodgers’ politics are inherently Trumpian. Rodgers, however, has clarified that he’s not a believer in either of the United States’ two major political parties.’

In a clip from Cam Heyward’s Not Just Football podcast, the 42-year-old Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback elaborated on his political outlook and made it clear that, unlike most people, he hasn’t bought what’s being sold by the Republicans or the Democrats (Rodgers is a close friend of and campaigned for Health Secretary and road-killer cuisine connoisseur Robert F. Kennedy Jr.).

Aaron Rodgers tried to position himself as being apolitical and a disbeliever in both the Republican and Democratic parties

While the rest of the foolish country may be falling for the promises of the Republican and Democratic parties, the all-knowing Rodgers sees right through them.

“There is no MAGA movement. The guy you elected hasn’t done any of his campaign promises,” Rodgers said. “When Obama was president, it was, ‘There will be hope and change for a better world.’ Has anything in the Black community gotten significantly better? Did the Affordable Care Act make a major difference in the world besides being an extra tax for the rich?”

Since Rodgers’ infamous “personal research” seems to have missed this part, we’ll gladly explain the benefits of ACA to him, which fundamentally restructured the United States healthcare system and made a measurable impact on the daily lives, health, and financial security of millions of Americans

While it did introduce higher taxes on high earners to fund its programs, it also created systemic consumer protections, drastically altered insurance industry rules, and significantly reduced the number of people living without medical coverage.

Before the ACA, health insurance companies in the individual market operated with few federal restrictions regarding how they treated sick individuals. The ACA introduced sweeping, permanent rules that apply to nearly all health insurance plans.

Rodgers — in his alleged and hopefully final season — and the Pittsburgh Steelers will kick off their 2026 campaign at home against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, September 13 at 1 p.m. EST.

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Broadcaster Karl Ravech was recently fired after 33 years at ESPN, with little thanks from the network. Suzy Kolber knows what that feels like.

For 27 years, Suzy Kolber did just about everything for the network. She was one of the original anchors of ESPN 2 when it launched in 1993. She hosted ESPN’s NASCAR Countdown. She covered the X Games, Grand Slam tennis events, and hosted horse racing events. She was a sideline reporter on Monday Night Football, a reporter on College GameDay, and anchored SportsCenter. And finally, she was the host of Monday Night Countdown.

On Thursday, she appeared on Sports Media with Richard Deitsch and shed significant light on her 2023 firing, what she has been doing since, and what her plans are for the future.

“I’ve gone through the whole range of emotions,” Kolber told Deitsch. “Initially, I was engaged with everything the way I’d always been. I think that was just a level of comfort I needed. I love Monday Night Countdown. I love everybody on it. This is my family. I’m cheering everybody on. Then maybe it feels like a bad breakup in a relationship.

“I had a year there where it was sort of, you know what, it just feels kind of painful and I’m not enjoying watching. I think I’m back now. I will be cheering everyone on who is doing the Super Bowl. But for a chunk there, it was painful.”

Why hasn’t Suzy Kolber said anything about her firing until now?

One of the reasons Suzy Kolber has been so quiet since her firing from ESPN, she revealed on the podcast, is because she had a year left on her contract with ESPN when she was let go.

“About a week before, I asked [ESPN chairman] Jimmy Pitaro if we could talk,” Kolber recalled. “I always thought he was very gracious and he did not BS me. He said, ‘Suzy, there’s a whiteboard and your name’s on it and I don’t really know for sure right now, but your name is on it.’ So, again, not shocked, I tried to prepare myself.

“The morning of the layoffs I came out of the gym. [Former ESPN executive] Norby Williamson and I go all the way back to the beginning of the launch of ESPN 2 and SportsNight, and I always thought we had a pretty good relationship. I was glad Norby was the one who was making the call. He texted me and said, ‘Can we talk?’ I texted back because I had one year left to go on my contract and said, ‘Yes, we can talk a year from now.’ And then I said, ‘Seriously, can you give me a chance to get home and just get myself prepared?'”

She was told not to disparage ESPN on her way out

“From a legal standpoint, the conversation needed to include certain things and be very black and white,” Kolber continued. “The only part where I lost it a little and may have cursed was when he said, ‘You know, you may not say anything disparaging about the company or we can take the last year of your contract,’ which I had a year to go.

“That’s when I kind of lost it. I said, ‘I have been the ultimate good soldier. All the crap I’ve seen, I have never said one negative thing about this company. Like, do you think I’m going to start now?’ He was like, ‘Oh, you know, I had to say that.'”

Kolber thought taking a pay cut would save her job

Suzy Kolber also revealed that she took a 39% pay cut in an effort to make it to the end of her contract.

“At the time, ESPN was negotiating with a superstar, up-and-coming, younger person and I knew they were offering to triple that person’s salary, and here they were asking me to take a huge cut,” she said.

“I thought about how much I loved what I’m doing. I loved the people I worked with. I took all of that into consideration and said it’s not about the money. I want to keep doing this.”

When it was all over, Williamson informed Kolber that ESPN was “not going to say anything” about her dismissal or her 27 years of employment at the network. The network never told her why.

“I just thought after 27 years of, I was the first person hired for the launch of ESPN 2. I was the first person assigned to the X Games,” she said. “I went and shot the marketing tape for it. Monday Night Football’s move to ESPN, I was part of some pretty big franchises. You’re not going to say a word? Not thanks for 27 years, just acknowledge it? I didn’t understand that.”

Now, she’s back with a new show

As an executive producer and on-air host for a new interview series on the Scripps Sports Network called The Originals, which features athletes who resist simple explanation, Kolber is making a comeback to the spotlight.

Founder of the Savanna Bananas Jesse Cole, Jon Gruden, Lisa Salters, Hilary Knight, Steve Young, and Mexican flag football player Diana Flores will all be interviewed for the show’s six-episode run, which premieres on Tuesday.

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Will Stein will coach his first SEC game this Saturday when the Kentucky football program hosts Alabama. The head coach wants fans to be loud, proud, and mildly inebriated.

Stein does not want the environment to be welcoming for the Crimson Tide. He’s begging for an intimidating atmosphere in Lexington.

The Wildcats are coming off an impressive win over Youngstown State in Week 1. They hope the momentum continues into Week 2.

The home team will be a two-score underdog when it takes the field on Saturday. Stein believes the crowd noise can spark an upset by rattling a rival that’s inexperienced in a few key areas.

Will Stein wants Kentucky football fans drunk and loud.

The Wildcats have struggled throughout their history to compete with Alabama, going just 2-39-1 across 42 all-time contests. Will Stein hopes to turn the tides, but he needs the home crowd behind him.

“I want them in there 45 to 30 minutes before, in their seat, standing up, screaming obscenities at our opponent, making them feel very unwanted in Kroger Field and creating an environment of excellence for Kentucky football,” the coach said ahead of the Alabama matchup.

“Sneak a flask in! Sneak a flask in. Again, do whatever you got to do, right? Get your drinks ready. Sit in your chair, all right, and start cheering. And then once you’re done with the drink, go back in as fast as you can, and come right back out.”

The game should be sold out. It is the SEC opener for both squads. Fans could have a direct impact.

Keelon Russell is starting his first road game.

The Alabama quarterback shined in his debut, racking up 256 passing yards in a 48-10 win. He added another 86 on the ground to go along with a rushing touchdown.

That performance came in the friendly confines of Bryant-Denny Stadium. He now has to deal with 60,000 screaming Wildcats.

Crowd noise can create communication issues, especially with inexperience under center. This will be the most intimidating atmosphere Russell has faced as a college signal caller.

The passer is not the only youngster in the lineup. Ryan Coleman-Williams is just 19, though he’s played two seasons. Two starters on the o-line are underclassmen. Running backs Trae’shawn Brown and EJ Crowell are freshmen.

The Crimson Tide committed six penalties in a Week 1 win over East Carolina last Saturday, one of which wiped out a 68-yard touchdown. Will Stein believes Kentucky can force a few more with a rowdy environment.

If the Wildcats can keep it close, the crowd noise will affect the game. If things get ugly early as they have in the past, we’ll see a lot of sad, overserved fans stumbling back to the tailgate.

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The United States has tried different captains, different pairings and plenty of motivational speeches while spending more than three decades unsuccessfully attempting to win a Ryder Cup in Europe. Now it is changing the math used to determine who automatically makes the team.

The PGA of America unveiled a completely revamped American qualification system Wednesday that eliminates results from the previous year and severs Ryder Cup points from PGA Tour prize money. The new qualifying system will count exactly 31 tournaments, all played in 2027, before Jim Furyk takes his team to Ireland trying to end a road drought that will have reached 34 years.

The U.S. Basically Deleted A Year Of Ryder Cup Qualifying

Under the system used for the 2025 Ryder Cup, American golfers could start accumulating points during the previous season.
Players earned one Ryder Cup point for every $1,000 made at the four 2024 majors and Players Championship. Once 2025 arrived, most PGA Tour events awarded one point per $1,000 earned, while majors were worth 1.5 points per $1,000.

That is gone. Nobody earns a single 2027 Ryder Cup point in 2026.

Qualification instead begins at The American Express in January and ends at the BMW Championship in August, with the top six Americans automatically making the team. Furyk then gets six captain’s picks after the Tour Championship.

The other major change is ditching money as the measuring stick.

Golf Digest explained that rising PGA Tour purses, particularly at Signature Events, made prize money an increasingly awkward proxy for Ryder Cup performance. The new system assigns fixed point totals based on tournament type and finishing position instead.

A major winner gets 3,000 points. The Players winner gets 2,850. Signature Event and playoff winners receive 2,250, while winners of normal full-field PGA Tour events get 1,500 (opposite-field events get nothing).

Essentially, the United States built its own Ryder Cup currency instead of letting actual dollars determine the standings.

Thirty-Four Years Is A Long Time To Keep Trying The Same Thing

There is a pretty obvious reason to experiment.

When the Ryder Cup arrives at Adare Manor in Ireland next September, it will have been 34 years since the United States last won on European soil.

That victory came at The Belfry in England in 1993, when Tom Watson’s team rallied in Sunday singles for a 15-13 win. The PGA Tour history shows every American trip to Europe since has ended without the Cup coming home.

The U.S. lost in Spain in 1997, England in 2002, Ireland in 2006, Wales in 2010, Scotland in 2014, France in 2018 and Italy in 2023.

Seven trips. Zero wins.

Furyk knows this particular pain pretty well. He captained the 2018 American team that got hammered 17.5-10.5 outside Paris, and now he gets another opportunity to solve a problem that has survived generations of American stars.

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It appears that West Wilson‘s days as a podcast co-host alongside Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham are officially over.

Wilson, who went to high school with the WNBA star and rose to fame via the Bravo show “Summer House,” co-founded the podcast ‘Show Me Something’ with Cunningham just over a year ago.

However, they haven’t released an episode in over a month after Wilson publicly rebuked Cunningham’s comments regarding transgender athletes in women’s sports.

“Transgender athletes in American sports is such a borderline non-existent issue,” Wilson said. “Right-wingers have convinced a massive portion of people in our country that these people are, like, a threat to sports in America, when mathematically it’s not the case at all.

“By continuing to platform this, f—ing politicians, athletes, journalists, news outlets, you’re only isolating transgender people even more by making them seem like this giant group of people is a threat to society, a threat to sports, when that’s just not proportionately the truth in any capacity.”

It appears that response didn’t sit well with Cunningham.

Sophie Cunningham Launches New Podcast With Trainer Drew Hanlen

On Thursday, Cunningham reappeared on a new podcast titled “No Hesitation” alongside famed NBA/WNBA skills coach Drew Hanlen.

Hanlen is famous for working with a laundry list of NBA superstars, including Joel Embiid, Jayson Tatum, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and many more.

“@SophAller x @DrewHanlen bring you the stories that don’t leave the gym. Unfiltered, real takes,” the show’s X page says.

Although if the stories don’t leave the gym, then why would they be told on a podcast?

Either way, it’s clear that Cunningham was excited to get back behind the microphone, even if it involves leaving Wilson behind.

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Carol City High School in Miami was forced to forfeit its high school football game against Mainland for allowing an ineligible transfer student to participate. The Chiefs drop to 1-2 with the retroactive loss.

To make matters worse, the game for which they are forced to forfeit was a blowout and might’ve contributed to a loss in Week 2.

Carol City would’ve been much better off if it did not play. It will now face an even greater challenge during the remainder of the high school football season because of the changed result.

Carol City is forced to forfeit its high school football game.

Miami Carol City Senior High School is located in Miami Gardens, Florida. The Chiefs compete in Class 2A, District 8 of the Florida High School Athletic Association. They were expected to be one of the top contenders in Class 2A and an Open Division hopeful as the No. 11 ranked high school football team in the country. That is still the case.

However, it will be a more difficult task with two losses through the first three games.

Carol City was forced to forfeit its season-opening win against Mainland High School. The Chiefs beat the Buccaneers by 35 points but the game will now count as a loss. Their first win of the season no longer counts as a win.

According to the FHSAA, Carol City self-reported a violation involving a transfer student. An investigation, which began on July 10, stemmed from allegations that accused a third party of recruiting for the high school football program. It later determined that the transfer student participated in football activities before he was enrolled with the school and lived with a representative of the school’s athletic interest. His required eligibility paperwork was also invalid.

UPDATE: The player in question has been identified as Jailen Hill. The four-star Nebraska commit transferred from St. John Bosco to Miami Carol City over the summer.

That in itself is not an issue. He started participating with the football team more than a month before he enrolled. That is an issue. To make maters worse, his paperwork was signed by someone who was not a parent or legal guardian. The signee appears to be the mother of another player on the team. He also lived with someone who is either directly or indirectly involved with the organization.

As a result of the investigation, Carol City was required to forfeit its regular season win over Mainland and a preseason win that does not count toward the overall record. The school was also fined $3,700 and placed on probation through Sept. 1, 2027.

A brawl could’ve been avoided.

Carol City was not expected to lose more than two games this season, if that. The Chiefs already have two losses through the first three weeks of the season. Fortunately, one of the two losses was to an out-of-state opponent, which won’t have an impact on Florida high school football playoffs hopes. To make things even better, the hardest game left on the schedule is also out of state.

With that being said, Carol City dug itself a hole. The win over Mainland was a statement victory that no longer counts. And that game devolved into an ugly brawl, which ended the game early and had a direct impact on the roster for Week 2. The Chiefs lost in Week 2.

Carol City would’ve been much better off not playing that game if it was just going to be ruled as a loss anyway, but was obviously no way to know what would happen. Or was there?

This FHSAA ruling raises the question of what the coaching staff knew and/or didn’t know. If the coaches decided to play the ineligible player knowing that he wasn’t cleared, that is a much bigger issue. It came back to bite them. Every game from this point forward is a must-win.

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Every NFL team has gone through its fair share of rough patches, and fans can only hope they’ll have a chance to forget those underwhelming stretches with some more inspiring runs that make it all worth it. However, it’s hard not to lose hope when you watch your squad post the worst record in franchise history.

These are the worst seasons every NFL team has had during its history

Anyone who decides to root for an NFL team does so knowing there’s a good chance they’re going to eventually be subjected to some crushing disappointment, and that’s certainly the case with anyone who’s had to watch their team slog their way through a historically awful season.

For the purpose of this list, we’re only going to consider campaigns that transpired from 1978 onward (the first season the NFL expanded from 14 to 16 regular season games), but every single franchise has managed to have at least one very underwhelming season since then.

Arizona Cardinals: 3-14 (2025)

1999 marked the start of a nine-year playoff drought for the Cardinals, who had their worst season ever the following year when Vince Tobin was fired after the team started at 2-5 before Dave McGinnis went 1-8 during his time as the interim head coach.

Arizona also went 3-13 during what would end up being Steve Wilks’ only season at the helm, although they did receive what initially seemed like a consolation prize in the form of the first overall draft pick they used to scoop up Kyler Murray.

However, they managed to outdo themselves after the regular season expanded to 17 games. Jonathan Gannon was canned after what ended up being his final season, as the Cardinals went 3-14 during what also ended up being Murray’s last ride with the team.

Atlanta Falcons: 3-13 (1989 and 1996)

Marion Campbell went 8-23 during his first two seasons as the head coach of the Falcons after being hired in 1987 and was fired midway through his third following a 3-9 start before Jim Hanifan went winless in his four games in the interim role.

June Jones fared a bit better by going 7-9 in his first season in 1994 before Atlanta punched its ticket to the playoffs with a 9-7 campaign the following season. However, he also found himself out of a job after they once again went 3-13 in 1996.

Baltimore Ravens: 4-12 (1996)

The Falcons weren’t the only avian-inspired NFL team to have a rough year in 1996, as the Ravens got off to a rough start during the first year of their existence.

Baltimore started at 2-2, but it was largely downhill from there. They eked out an overtime win over the Rams at the end of October to end a three-game losing streak but ended up dropping seven of their last eight games (the lone win during that stretch came at the expense of the Steelers).

Buffalo Bills: 2-14 (1984 and 1985)

The Bills ended the 1980s on a high note by kicking off a string of seasons that saw them make it to the Super Bowl four wins in a row (although they infamously lost every single time), but fans were forced to suffer through a brutal stretch a few years before that point.

The Bills went 8-8 in 1983 before imploding the following year, as they started at 0-11 before getting a couple of meaningless victories toward the end of the season.

The pain only continued in 1985, but it did end up setting the stage for Marv Levy to replace Hank Bullough in 1986 before staging a drastic turnaround.

Carolina Panthers: 1-15 (2001)

The Panthers made it all the way to the NFC Championship during what was just their second year of existence in 1996. However, the good times came to a fairly swift end, as they wouldn’t make the playoffs again until their Super Bowl run in 2003.

That stretch featured what remains the worst season in franchise history, as Carolina opened up the 2001 season with a win over the Vikings before losing its next 15 games.

That did turn out to be a blessing in disguise, as John Fox was hired to replace George Seifert as the team’s head coach and fared significantly better until he was fired following a 2-14 campaign in his ninth and final season.

Chicago Bears: 3-13 (2016)

Interestingly enough, John Fox was responsible for the worst season in  Chicago Bears history, which transpired during his underwhelming three-year stint with the team.

The Bears went 6-10 during his first year in charge in 2015, but a slew of injuries to key players (none more notable than Jay Cutler) led to them dropping to 3-13.

The depleted roster led to the Bears giving Fox one more shot, but his time in Chicago came to an end after they went 5-11.

Cincinnati Bengals: 2-14 (2002 and 2019)

In 1991, the Bengals went 3-13 after making it to the playoffs the previous season.

That marked the first of 14 consecutive years where they finished at .500 or below while missing out on the postseason, but the nadir came in 2002 when they went 2-14 during their first year in the newly-formed NFC North.

Cincinnati had the same record in 2019 during a season where they lost their first eleven games, but there was a major silver lining when you consider they got the chance to draft Joe Burrow as a result.

Cleveland Browns: 0-16 (2017)

There are two teams on this list that have gone winless since the regular season was expanded to 13 games, and the Browns are the most recent franchise to befall that unenviable fate.

It seems like Cleveland had nowhere to go but up after Hue Jackson posted a 1-15 record during his inaugural season as head coach in 2015, but they somehow managed to outdo themselves by failing to win a single game while posting a -176 point differential.

Jackson was somehow allowed to return for a third rodeo in 2018, but was kicked to the curb after getting off to a 2-5-1 start before the Browns finished at a relatively phenomenal 7-8-1.

Dallas Cowboys: 1-15 (1989)

The end of the 1988 season marked a seismic shift in Dallas, as the Tom Landry Era came to an end after 29 years when Jerry Jones fired the legendary coach a day after buying the franchise.

Jimmy Johnson had some big shoes to fill after replacing a man who’d led the Cowboys to a 3-13 record during his final season, but the new regime got off to a very troubling start; things began with an eight-game losing streak that ended with a win over Washington before they closed out the season with another seven-game skid.

However, Johnson was able to right the ship after the inauspicious start and subsequently led the Cowboys to two of the three Super Bowl victories they’d secure in the 1990s.

Denver Broncos: 4-12 (2010)

The Broncos also knew they were going to have some big cleats to fill when John Elway retired after leading Denver to two consecutive Super Bowl victories, but they still managed to remain fairly competitive under the watch of Mike Shanahan.

In 2009, Shanahan headed to Washington to bring his tenure to an end after 14 seasons, and the Broncos were hoping Bill Belichick disciple Josh McDaniels would be an adequate replacement.

It’s safe to say he was not, as McDaniels went 8-8 during his first year as head coach and was fired midway through the 2010 season after the Broncos started at 3-9. Eric Studesville went 1-3 to close things out, and that remains the worst year Denver has ever had.

Detroit Lions: 0-16 (2008)

This is the second team on this list to go 0-16 and the first one to do it since the feat became possible.

The new millennium was not kind to the Lions, as Detroit missed the playoffs in 2000 to kick off a 12-year drought where they posted a losing record in the last 11 of those seasons.

None of those campaigns stand out more than the one that brought Rod Marinelli’s stint as head coach to a merciful end after three seasons, as the Lions arguably made the Browns look good by comparison with their -249 point differential during the then-historic stretch.

Green Bay Packers: 4-12 (1986, 1988, 1991, 2005)

I’m going to spare you a deep dive into all of these seasons when you consider none of the four were really that disastrous in the grand scheme of things.

However, it is worth noting the Packers found themselves dealing with a 10-year playoff drought that kicked off in 1983, and as you can see, the tail end of that run was not exactly the best time to be a fan of Green Bay.

Houston Texans: 2-14 (2005 and 2013)

The Texans posted a losing record during the first three seasons of an existence that began in 2002 but were trending in the right direction by upping the number of wins each year.

Unfortunately, things took a nosedive in 2005 when they went 2-14 while failing to win a single game in their division or on the road.

That led to Gary Kubiak replacing Dom Capers as the team’s head coach, and after a string of middling seasons, Houston had back-to-back playoff appearances starting in 2009.

However, all of the optimism those runs inspired firmly dissipated when Kubiak was fired after the Texans started the 2013 season at 2-11, and Wade Phillips wasn’t able to get a win in the three games he oversaw to end things.

Indianapolis Colts: 1-15 (1991)

Ron Meyer led the Colts to the playoffs during his first year as head coach in 1987, but his first four years in Indianapolis were decidedly average when you consider the team went 33-30 during that span.

However, average would have been a godsend compared to what the Colts found themselves dealing with in 1991. Meyer was fired after the team started at 0-5, but Rick Venturi was only able to salvage a single win in the next 10 games before they finished at 1-15.

Jacksonville Jaguars: 1-15 (2020)

The Jaguars had missed the playoffs nine years in a row before Doug Marrone led them to the AFC Championship during his first season as head coach in 2017, and it seemed like Jacksonville was headed in the right direction.

That did not turn out to be the case, as the Jaguars went 5-11 and 6-10 before the wheels fell off in spectacular fashion in 2020. They beat the Colts to open up the season, but a 15-game skid that followed led to Marrone and GM David Caldwell losing their jobs.

Kansas City Chiefs: 2-14 (2008 and 2012)

It’s kind of hard to remember a time when the Chiefs weren’t one of the best teams in the NFL, but they were in pretty dire straits somewhat recently before Andy Reid swooped in to help reverse their fortunes.

Herm Edwards was responsible for what was then the worst season in franchise history during his third and final year in Kansas City; they’d gone 4-12 a year after making the playoffs but were only able to notch a couple of wins in 2008.

A few years later, Romeo Crennel was named head coach after stepping into the interim role following Todd Haley’s dismissal toward the end of the 2011 season, but he only lasted a single year after matching that dubious mark.

Las Vegas Raiders: 2-14 (2006)

The Raiders capped off the 2002 season with a loss to the Buccaneers in Super Bowl XXXVII, which marked the start of a pretty dark period for a team that didn’t make the playoffs for the next 13 years.

None of those seasons were more devoid of light than 2006, as Art Shell oversaw a truly anemic offense that averaged just 10.5 points a game while going 2-14 in what ended up being his only season as the head coach of the Raiders.

Los Angeles Chargers: 1-15 (2000)

The Chargers were in the midst of what would end up being a nine-year playoff drought during Mike Riley’s second season as head coach in 2000, and the franchise hit a low point after going 8-8 the previous year.

The team (which was then based in San Diego) lost its first 11 games and needed a last-second field goal to get its first win of the year over the Chiefs in Week 13. It also turned out to be its last, and while Riley got one more chance to redeem himself, he was fired after going 5-11 in 2001.

Los Angeles Rams: 1-15 (2009)

The Rams had an absolutely brutal stretch between 2007 and 2011, as the team (which was playing in St. Louis at the time) went 15- 65 during the span of five years where the only semi-bright spot was the 7-9 campaign they had during Sam Bradford’s rookie season.

The Rams earned the right to draft him in the first place thanks to what went down in 2009, as they started at 0-7 before getting their lone win against the Lions prior to losing another eight.

Miami Dolphins: 1-15 (2007)

The Dolphins found themselves in need of a new head coach after Nick Saban headed to Alabama to bring his time in Miami to an end after two seasons, and they turned to Cam Cameron to fill the void.

That did not turn out to be the best decision, as the team lost its first 13 games before getting its only win against the Ravens in overtime and closing out the season with losses to the Patriots and Bengals.

Minnesota Vikings: 3-13 (1984 and 2011)

Bud Grant initially spent 17 seasons as the coach of the Vikings while leading them to four Super Bowl appearances (but no wins) before stepping down in 1983.

He was replaced by Les Steckel, but the Vikings lured Grant out of retirement after going 3-13 during his only season as head coach.

That remained the dubious mark to beat until Leslie Frasier earned the full-time gig in 2011 following a six-game stint as the interim coach after Brad Childress was fired midway through the previous campaign. However, he met the same fate after Minnesota went 3-13 for the second time.

New England Patriots: 1-15 (1990)

In 1985, Raymond Berry was named the permanent coach of the Patriots after a stint as the interim and led the team to an 11-5 record and an appearance in the Super Bowl during his inaugural season.

Berry posted a winning record during his first four years in New England before the Patriots regressed by going 5-11 in 1989.

However, they plummeted off a cliff after kicking off the new decade, as a team filled with aging veterans got off to a 1-1 start before losing 14 games in a row to bring Berry’s time with the team to an end.

New Orleans Saints: 1-15 (1980)

The Saints played their first NFL season in 1967, and anyone who hopped on the bandwagon at that point probably ended up questioning that decision when you consider they failed to make the playoffs a single time in the first two decades of their existence.

New Orleans had some absolutely dreadful campaigns during that span, but none of them were as atrocious as the one that transpired in 1980.

The Saints lost their first 14 games (their head coach was fired after 12) thanks in no small part to their wildly lackluster defense, and they edged out the Jets by a single point in the second-to-last week to narrowly avoid becoming the first team to go 0-16.

New York Giants: 3-13 (2017)

The Giants had fairly high hopes heading into 2017, but they were quickly extinguished during a year where they got off to an 0-5 start and saw Odell Beckham Jr. suffer a season-ending injury during that fifth loss.

Eli Manning also struggled to the point where he was replaced by Geno Smith to snap his streak of 210 consecutive starts, and head coach Ben McAdoo and GM Jerry Reese both lost their jobs thanks to what transpired.

New York Jets: 1-15 (1996)

Jets fans have been no strangers to pain and suffering thanks to a team that hasn’t appeared in the Super Bowl since the end of the 1960s, but the franchise reached its nadir in 1996.

Rich Kotite kicked off his tenure as head coach with a 3-13 record in 1995, and anyone who thought there was only room for improvement was proven incorrect during a season where their only win was sandwiched between a string of eight and seven losses.

Philadelphia Eagles: 3-13 (1998)

In 1995, Ray Rhodes was hired to coach the Eagles and led them to the playoffs during his first two seasons.

They ended up on the outside looking in when he wrapped up his third by going 6-9-1 in 1997, which preceded a 3-13 campaign where the three QBs who played at some point threw a grand total of seven touchdowns in 16 games.

Pittsburgh Steelers: 5-11 (1988)

The Steelers have largely spared their fans of any truly dismal seasons when you consider this is easily the best worst record on this entire list.

However, the legendary Chuck Noll hit a bit of a rough patch in the second half of the 1980s while missing the playoffs five times in a row, and the 5-11 season he oversaw in 1985 remains the low point of the franchise’s 92-year history.

San Francisco 49ers: 2-14 (1978, 1979, 2004, and 2016)

I’m not going to do a deep dive into all of these, but with the exception of one team we’ll get to in a second, no franchise has repeatedly hit a concerning low point like the 49ers.

As you can see, the end of the 1970s was a brutal time to be a fan of the team, as they posted a 2-14 record during a season where Pete McCulley was fired and replaced by Fred O’Connor before Bill Walsh did the same during his first year in charge in San Francisco.

The following year, Walsh decided to switch things up at QB by giving Joe Montana a chance to start under center, and that turned out to be a pretty good move for a franchise he led to four Super Bowl wins in the 1980s.

Seattle Seahawks: 2-14 (1992)

In 1992, Chuck Knox stepped down as the coach of the Seahawks after nine seasons following a 7-9 campaign and was replaced by Tom Flores.

Seattle ended up having the Defensive Player of the Year in the form of DT Cortez Kennedy, but he couldn’t make up for an offense that is considered one of the worst in NFL history while averaging a paltry 8.8 points per game and losing all but two of them.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 2-14 (1983, 1985, 1986, and 2014)

Remember that team I said we’d get to in a second? It’s this one.

As you can once again see, you did not want to be a fan of the Buccaneers in the middle of the 1980s, as the team was almost unfathomably awful by going 2-14 in three of the four seasons it played between 1983 and 1986.

The lone reprieve was a 6-10 showing during John McKay’s last year as head coach, and Leeman Bennett understandably only lasted a couple of seasons after replacing him.

Tennessee Titans: 2-14 (1983, 1994, and 2014)

This is yet another situation where I’m not going to get in too deep, but it’s hard to ignore the pattern that suggests Titans fans usually don’t want to get their hopes up in years ending in “3” or “4” (they also went 3-14 in 2024 before going back-to-back in 2025).

Washington Commanders: 3-13 (1994, 2013, and 2019)

The team now known as the Commanders was just a few years removed from a Super Bowl win when it suffered the worst season in franchise history during Richie Petitbon’s only year as head coach after taking the reins from Joe Gibbs.

It’s not that shocking to discover the other two 3-13 campaigns came during the Dan Snyder Era, as both Mike Shanahan and Jay Gruden lost their job as head coach due to what went down during those seasons.

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Michigan fans had to reevaluate their expectations for the season after the team narrowly avoided an upset at the hands of Western Michigan while eking out a win in Week 1. There is a silver lining for anyone who was hoping to attend a game at the Big House this season, as ticket prices have plummeted in the wake of what can best be described as a “disastrous win.”

There was a fair amount of uncertainty surrounding Michigan heading into the 2026 football season.

The team was coming off a 9-4 campaign where Sherrone Moore was fired before their bowl game over a scandal that led to a fairly shocking crashout, but former Utah coach Kyle Whittingham arrived in Ann Arbor with an impressive résume and plenty of talent to work with on a team led by highly-touted sophomore QB Bryce Underwood.

The Wolverines headed into the year with their eye on a spot in the College Football Playoff and ranked 16th in the AP Poll, and they weren’t expected to have much trouble when they welcomed Western Michigan for a game where the Broncos were listed as 27.5-point underdogs and were paid $1.5 million for a contest designed to serve as a tune-up.

However, the Broncos almost handed Michigan their worst loss since the Appalachian State debacle in a game WMU appeared to win before the home team capitalized on the video review that led to them getting to attempt a second Hail Mary with one second left on the clock.

They might have started at 1-0, but Michigan plummeted out of the Top 25 as it turned its attention to a shot at redemption against #11 Oklahoma on Saturday. You had to pay a pretty penny to score a ticket to that game over the summer, but it’s now a borderline bargain in the wake of what unfolded in the season opener.

Tickets to the Michigan-Oklahoma game are a fraction of what they were before the Wolverines almost lost to Western Michigan

The game between Michigan and Oklahoma on September 12th was slated to be the first big test of the season for either program (the Sooners cruised to a 51-0 win over UTEP to open things up), so it’s easy to understand why there were some pretty steep prices for that marquee matchup on the secondary market.

According to TicketData, the get-in price was hovering around $380 for most of the summer, and while it got lower as the game got close, it was still sitting at around $200 before the Michigan-Western Michigan game. However, the outcome certainly put a damper on the enthusiasm when you consider the cheapest ticket will only run you $59 as of this writing.

That game is responsible for the most precipitous decline, although tickets for every contest at Michigan Stadium this year have been trending downward since the WMU debacle.

It seems like it could be a good time to buy low if you think Michigan will be able to bounce back, but that seems like a very big “If” based on how they fared during the majority of the first four quarters of the season.

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Karol G. is wrapping up her stay in the state of Texas. The Colombian pop star is in the midst of her “Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour” with her latest stops having been in El Paso and San Antonio.

Texans are flocking to stadiums to see her perform live. It’s become a distraction for local college football coaches.

UTSA was the first to run into issues with Karol G. performing in their home venue. UTEP football coach Scotty Walden opened up on his experience with the singer in a recent media appearance.

Karol G. is wreaking havoc in Texas.

Karol G. is an extremely popular singer/songwriter hailing from Colombia. She boasts eight Latin Grammys after launching her career on the Colombian spinoff of The X Factor as a teenager.

She moved to the US in 2014, settling in New York to learn more about the music business. A decade later, she was named Woman of the Year by Billboard, becoming the first Spanish-speaking artist to do so.

Over the last week, she’s been hunkered down in Texas for her current worldwide tour. The US leg wraps up in October. It then heads to Central and South America before concluding in Europe.

Karol G. played two shows in El Paso on September 5-6. It looked pretty electric.

The Sun Bowl was packed to capacity for both performances.

Lightshows were put on as the singer flashed across a massive videoboard near what would normally be a UTEP endzone. Each night ended with fireworks.

The sights and sounds made the entertainment experience top-notch for concertgoers. They were a distraction to Scotty Walden. He could not focus on his upcoming opponent.

UTEP football coach was hot-and-bothered.

“I got a taste of game planning while a concert’s going on,” he said in a press conference before a matchup with Texas Southern. “That was pretty unique. I almost had a seizure in my office.

“I’m game planning. Lights are flickering. My window’s about to break… Very unique way to gameplan this week. I hope it was a great concert for everybody.”

Walden is not the only college football coach in Texas to have his game week interrupted by Karol G. Just last week, the UTSA Roadrunners were locked out of their home venue before the season opener with the singer performing in San Antonio.

Coach Jeff Traylor was peeved by the scheduling conflict. He has 40 new players that have never played in the Alamodome. They were unable to practice in the stadium before gameday. Their pregame walkthrough was scrapped.

Traylor and Walden are probably happy to see Karol G. leave the state of Texas. Unfortunately for other nearby coaches, that absence is brief. She’ll be back for a show in Houston at the end of the month. That’s followed by a performance in Arlington.

Those concerts will be held at NFL stadiums, though, so no more college football programs should be impacted.

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The alleged victim in the second-degree attempted murder case of Antonio Brown says he “does not wish to participate” in the former NFL wide receiver’s prosecution. The lawyer for Zul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu says he has also forgiven Brown, citing his Muslim beliefs.

“After considerable reflection, prayer, and consultation with his family and counsel, Zul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu has made the deeply personal decision to forgive Antonio Brown for the events that occurred in Miami in May 2025,” Cooper said in a statement, according to The Athletic.

“For Mr. Nantambu, forgiveness does not diminish the seriousness of what occurred. It means refusing to allow anger or resentment to dictate how he moves forward.”

Antonio Brown allegedly got into a fight with Zul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu outside an amateur celebrity boxing match in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood and then fired two rounds at him. Nantambu told detectives that one of the bullets just grazed his neck.

Both parties agreed that Brown discharged a gun during the altercation. Although authorities did not take Brown into custody right away, they soon filed an arrest warrant.

Antonio Brown spent over six months in the Middle East right after the shooting

Brown fled to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, where he stayed for over six months before U.S. marshals extradited him. While there, Brown made several social media posts. Several involved him proclaiming his innocence and claiming he is a victim of racial profiling, among other things. U.S. Marshals working with the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office used Brown’s social media posts from Dubai to monitor his whereabouts while he was out of the country.

He entered a not guilty plea, claiming self-defense, and was arraigned in November. If found guilty, Brown may spend up to 30 years in jail, with a minimum of 20 years required under Florida law.

Mark Eiglarsh, Brown’s lawyer, has filed a “stand your ground” motion to dismiss the case, arguing that, given the circumstances that evening and the men’s history, Brown had a legitimate right to protect himself because he “reasonably feared death or great bodily harm.”

The motion also claims Antonio Brown only fired two “warning shots, intentionally aiming away from Nantambu to ensure he would not be struck.”

“Antonio would like to make his own position equally clear: He forgives Mr. Nantambu,” Eiglarsh told ESPN. “Antonio wishes Mr. Nantambu and his family peace and holds no hatred or resentment toward him.

“From the very beginning, Mr. Brown has maintained his innocence. He did not commit attempted second-degree murder, and he maintains that, under the circumstances presented that day, he had a lawful right to defend himself.”

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X rolled out a genuinely useful idea for NFL fans this week: visit your favorite team’s profile and instantly find the accounts belonging to everyone on its roster. There is just one fairly important flaw in the system, which is that X occasionally appears to have found the right player’s name and then stopped doing research.

The new feature lets users browse players directly from all 32 NFL team accounts and even follow an entire roster at once. Awful Announcing found several mistakes Wednesday, including the Minnesota Vikings’ page directing fans searching for Justin Jefferson toward a completely different football player named Justin Jefferson.

X Found A Justin Jefferson, Just Not That Justin Jefferson

This is an especially difficult mistake to miss when the actual Justin Jefferson is one of the most famous receivers on Earth.
Clicking Jefferson’s name from the Vikings roster did not lead to the All-Pro receiver’s account. Instead, it reportedly sent users to an account belonging to another Justin Jefferson who played football at Pearl River Community College and had not posted since 2023.

There is actually another active NFL player named Justin Jefferson too. The former Alabama linebacker was selected by Cleveland in the fifth round of the 2026 NFL Draft after beginning his college career at Pearl River.

So there are multiple football-playing Justin Jeffersons available. X just managed to avoid the one who actually plays for Minnesota.

Jordan Addison received similar treatment. The Vikings receiver’s roster link directed users to an essentially abandoned account belonging to someone who had grabbed his name rather than Addison himself.

That is not ideal when the entire purpose of the feature is removing the work involved in figuring out which account belongs to which player.

The problems were not limited to Minnesota.

Lamar Jackson Apparently Got Traded Without Anyone Knowing

Baltimore’s roster produced an even better mix-up.

Fans clicking Lamar Jackson from the Ravens page were sent to the account of Lamar Jackson, the former NFL defensive back who played for teams including the Jets, Bears, and Falcons.

Technically, X found an NFL player named Lamar Jackson. The actual Ravens quarterback is a two-time MVP, one of the league’s most recognizable stars and, importantly, the Lamar Jackson currently employed by Baltimore.

This is basically what would happen if Spotify built a Beatles page and accidentally linked Ringo Starr to a dentist in Ohio named Ringo Starr.

The feature itself is a pretty logical addition for X. The platform remains one of the main places NFL fans follow breaking news, player reactions and game-day discussion, and collecting every team’s roster accounts in one place could make following players considerably easier.

It just requires correctly identifying those players first.

X will presumably clean up the mismatches as they are discovered, and some already may be corrected as the feature rolls out. But the first version has created an incredible new experience for random people who happen to share names with professional athletes.

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Sydney Sweeney is now in the sports betting/prediction market business.

On Wednesday, Sweeney nearly broke the Internet when she appeared in her birthday suit for an ad for the sports prediction market Novig.

Novig CEO Jacob Fortinsky spoke with Front Office Sports about how the deal went down. Apparently, Sweeney now has an ownership stake in the company now that she’s a spokesperson.

“Sydney is great at captivating audiences and being the center of attention,” Fortinsky told FOS in an interview Wednesday afternoon after the ad dropped. “In some sense, it forces us into the national discourse.”

Fortinsky claimed it was Sweeney who approached Novig and was “interested in some kind of equity partnership.” She’s now an equity holder in the company, although he wouldn’t reveal her ownership stake or how much the company paid her to appear in the ad.

“We’re very excited to have her on the cap table,” he said.

Apparently Sweeney was drawn to Novig because they don’t get involved in politics, just sports.

According to Fortinsky, Sweeney was drawn to Novig because its product is solely focused on sports. Although he didn’t name competing platforms, he told FOS Sweeney was “uncomfortable” with some markets that other companies in the industry offer.

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When it comes to high school football, nobody does it bigger than Texas. Literally.

That goes for the size of the stadiums, the size of the players and the size of the rosters— which also trickles down to the middle school level.

A recent middle school game in the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area serves as a great example of why the Melissa Independent School District recently built a $35 million high school football stadium. One of the teams had more than double the amount of players on the sideline as its opponent and they are all huge.

Melissa is one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States.

Melissa, Texas is located in Collin County, just north of McKinney. It sits along the US-75 corridor in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. The city’s earliest inhabitants were Paleo-Indians, with archaeological finds dating back to ~9,500 B.C. Settlers arrived to the area in 1853. A railroad was built in 1872. The first school was built in 1882.

A lot has changed in the last 144 years. Today, Melissa is one of the 10 wealthiest cities in Texas based on median household income and the fourth-fastest growing city in the entire United States.

Melissa had a total population of approximately 4,000 in 2010. That number jumped up to 13,000 in 2020 and 18,000 by 2022. It has more than doubled to approximately 33,000 in 2026.

The highly-rated Melissa Independent School District (ranking top 50 out of 965 school districts in Texas) draws families to the area with strong academic performance and state-of-the-art facilities. Most of the newest residents are young, middle-income families who are drawn to relative housing affordability in master-planned communities.

The middle and high school enrollments reflect the rapid population growth. Melissa High School saw a 234% increase in enrollment since 2016 with ~2,200 students in Grades 9-12.

East Cardinal Middle School opened in August 2025. It was intended to serve only 1,200 students.

The campus is already over the designed capacity with ~1,300 students in only Grades 7 and 8. The school district is already considering a second campus as a result of the boom.

Texas high school football is serious business!

It was first announced in 2022 that Melissa High School was set to build a new high school football stadium (and facility) at the total cost of $35 million. The 9-12 high school school enrolled less than 1,200 students — total — at the time.

To spend that kind of money on a football stadium for a school with such a small enrollment seemed kind of crazy. However, the blueprint was designed with the future in mind. Melissa was going to explode. The school district new it had to plan ahead.

Sure enough, the $35 million high school football stadium opened two years later in 2024 as one of the premier stadiums in the state. Enrollment hovered around 2,000 at the time. That number has already increased by 200. It will only continue to get bigger.

East Cardinal Middle School played a mid-week game against Lovejoy that provides a better understanding of why the new stadium actually makes sense despite the smaller enrollment. The Melissa-based program had (more than) double the amount of players on its sideline than its opponent.

Those guys will eventually funnel into the high school. They will get to play at a brand-new(ish) stadium— which is not even one of the 11 biggest stadiums in the United States. Melissa saw the growth coming and decided to be prepared instead of getting left behind. The Cardinals are going to be a powerhouse program in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for years to come.

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The already highly anticipated rivalry game between Texas A&M and LSU on Sept. 26 just became even more intriguing thanks to comments from Aggies head coach Mike Elko.

The Tigers and Aggies are both expected to be contenders for the College Football Playoff spot, if not contenders to win the whole thing. And their scheduled showdown at Tiger Stadium will be the 64th meeting between the programs, with the rivalry dating back to 1899.

So it’s clear that there’s no love lost between the two teams, especially after the 42-25 victory for Texas A&M a year ago. But now Elko has given Lane Kiffin and the Tigers even more reason to go all in on the game.

Mike Elko Says The SEC Had To Step In And Parent LSU Over NFL Player Saga

LSU recently filled the final spots on its 105-player roster, leaving no room for former NFL players Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris. The move essentially put to bed the Tigers’ fight with the SEC and NCAA to have the players deemed eligible, despite the fact that they’d previously signed NFL contracts.

Beforehand, the SEC had proposed the idea of kicking LSU out of the conference altogether should they continue to fight against the conference’s rules. Elko knows that was never going to happen.

“LSU will be in the SEC,” he told reporters. “LSU will be fired up when we go to Baton Rouge in a couple weeks. All of those things are going to happen. This is just a little bit of parenting going on right now.”

But Elko also made a point to state that the Tigers were acting like children, forcing the SEC to step in and act as a parental figure.

“This is a little bit like the son figuring out where the limits are until dad comes home and raises his voice, and then the son goes, ‘I was just kidding, I didn’t mean any of that,’” he said. “I think that’s what you’re seeing.”

Elko’s analogy is incredibly accurate. The Tigers tried to push the limits of what they could get away with and got their hands swatted by the parent conference.

But something tells us LSU won’t take too kindly to being told it was acting like a child.

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The first trailer about Alec Baldwin’s life in the aftermath of the deadly Halyna Hutchins shooting has been released. The Trial of Alec Baldwin will be released in theaters in the United States on October 16.

The documentary is directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Rory Kennedy, who has helmed over 20 documentaries since 1999, including the recent Netflix docs Downfall: The Case Against Boeing and Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing.

The first trailer for a documentary about Alec Baldwin’s life after the shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins has been released

While Alec Baldwin was reportedly initially reluctant to the idea when contacted by Kennedy, he eventually agreed and provided the director with full access to his life leading up to his July 2024 trial. Production on the project began before Baldwin learned that Santa Fe County prosecutors were dropping the two counts of involuntary manslaughter against him.

“On October 21, 2021, cinematographer Halyna Hutchins is killed on a movie set by a prop gun held by the actor Alec Baldwin. In the immediate aftermath of the tragedy, virtually no one doubts that it was an accident and a deeply traumatizing experience for everyone involved,” explains the film’s official logline.

“After the shock subsides, questions of responsibility, guilt, blame, punishment and justice begin circulating in the media, fueled largely by Baldwin’s fame, as well as his reputation. Talented and adored, yet also flawed, politically outspoken, and prone to explosions of anger, the NYC-based Hollywood star becomes a lightning rod for online haters and a target for pushy paparazzi. With prosecutors weighing criminal charges, the events that unfold are driven less by the facts surrounding the case and more by who Alec Baldwin is — both as a man and as a public figure.”

Hutchins was shot and killed by Baldwin when he mistakenly fired a bullet from a firearm he was using as a movie prop on the set of the Western film Rust on October 21, 2021.

Set armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, who was responsible for the weapon, was found to have not properly checked the gun. She was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and was sentenced to the maximum possible penalty, 18 months in prison. Gutierrez-Reed began her prison sentence in April 2024 and was released on parole in May 2025.

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Depending on who you are asking, and how old they are, the ‘Golden Age of Television‘ either took place from 1947 to 1960 or from the year 2000 through present day. We fall into the latter camp. Hollywood has been on fire for the past quarter century and producing cinematic quality television unlike any other era in history.

Case in point, below we take a look at the 25 highest-rated TV episodes of the past 25 years. More specifically, these are the highest-rated live-action TV episodes of the past 25 years. That distinction is necessary because if you peruse the Internet Movie Database (IMDB) over half of the highest-rated episodes are from the Anime genre and many of them are extremely obscure series, so I have opted to not include those and went with all live-action for these rankings.

The 25 Highest-Rated TV Episodes Of The Past 25 Years

One thing that really struck me with these rankings is just how high the bar has been set. Some incredibly memorable episodes of television didn’t make the cut. For example, The Good Place finale ‘Whenever You’re Ready’ has a 9.6 out of 10 rating with 8,400+ reviews and it did not crack the top 25.

The same is true with ‘Ronny/Lilly’ from Barry which has a 9.7* rating and 18K reviews but its overall score only ranks #354 on IMDB’s list. Anyone who has ever watched Barry knows that episode is a true masterpiece. So now that we have established how high the bar for the top 25 has been set, let’s dive into the 25 highest-rated TV episodes of the past 25 years.

25. Scrubs S3E14 ‘My Screwup’

Score: 9.7 with 6.8K ratings

I’m not saying that ‘My Screwup’ broke the soul of everyone watching Scrubs back then but I still can’t hear The Fray’s music without thinking about that moment above. In a show that was often silly to the extreme, this episode tackled mental health in a way that floored viewers.

24. ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ S5E16 ‘The Body’

Score: 9.7 with 9.4K ratings

Joss Whedon’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer ran for 7 seasons starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and won two Primetime Emmy’s. It does not seem to have quite the same cultural staying power as some TV shows from that generation but that means it is either perfect for a revival or some network needs to pick up the reruns. There are actually back-to-back ‘Buffy’ episodes in these rankings with the next one below being the other of the two.

23. ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ S6E7 ‘Once More, with Feeling’

Score: 9.7 with 12K ratings

This episode premiered on November 6, 2001 and just makes the ’25 year’ cutoff. It is a musical episode with the Sunnydale residents randomly bursting into song throughout. Joss Whedon really knew what he was doing with this one and I daresay this episode was what laid the foundation for Dr. Horrible’s Sing-a-Long Blog years later with Neil Patrick Harris.

22. ‘Chernobyl’ S1E5 ‘Vichnaya Pamyat’

Score: 9.8 with 74K ratings

HBO‘s Chernobyl occupies an interesting space where it is on television but it was a mini-series and never meant to go for more than one season, which it didn’t. But the show was a masterpiece and fans begged for more. Currently on IMDB, Chernobyl is the 5th highest-rated TV series of all time, wedged between Avatar: The Last Airbender at #6 and Band of Brothers at #4.

21. ‘Person of Interest’ 4E11 ‘If-Then-Else’

Score: 9.8 with 15K ratings

This episode revolved around a cyberattack on the stock exchange and reached depths that no other Person of Interest episode could ever. It aired on January 6, 2015.

20. ‘Game of Thrones’ S5E8 ‘Hardhome’

Score: 9.8 with 146K ratings

I still vividly remember watching this episode on TV and when one of the White Walkers raised his hand at the end I screenshot that, threw it on the old Twitter with the caption ‘Are you not entertained?’ Stealing the phrase from Gladiator was perfect and I’m fairly certain that tweet did 10K re-posts in the first 5 minutes… Ah, the old days of watching Sunday night Game of Thrones and live-tweeting were phenomenal.

19. ‘Heated Rivalry’ S1E5 ‘I’ll Believe in Anything’

Score: 9.8 with 76K ratings

HBO’s most popular new show of 2025 was Heated Rivalry and it wasn’t even close. The show set records, winning 16 categories at the 2026 Canadian Screen Awards. For a brief while, episode 5 above earned the coveted 10/10 rating on IMDB and tied Breaking Bad with that honor.

18. ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ S10E4 ‘Charlie Work’

Score: 9.8 with 14K ratings

When Always Sunny fans tend to think about the show’s best moments the early seasons often come up on conversation the most. But the show’s highest-rated episode, and the 18th highest-rated TV episode of all time, came in Season 10, Episode 4 ‘Charlie Work’ when Charlie Day was “determined to make sure Paddy’s Pub passes its health inspection.” At least within my circle, this is an episode that got a lot of my friends watching the show again.

17. ‘The Office’ S9E23 ‘Finale’

Score: 9.8 with 27K ratings

It is an extremely rare feat for a TV show to end on such a high note but The Office did exactly that, earning the #17 spot on the list of the highest-rated TV episodes of the past 25 years with S9E23 ‘finale.’ The brought back Steve Carell as Michael Scott for Dwight’s wedding and everything was perfect with one final ‘that’s what she said.’

16. ‘Breaking Bad’ S5E16 ‘Felina’

Score: 9.8 with 297K ratings

As the #1 highest-rated TV series of all time, Breaking Bad, it has several episodes on this list. First up is ‘S5E16 ‘Felina’ which marks Walter White return to Albuquerque, New Mexico to square up his business affairs.

16. ‘Succession’ S4E3 ‘Connor’s Wedding’

Score: 9.8 with 46K ratings

One of my personal favorites on this list, ‘Connors Wedding’ from S4E3 Succession was phenomenal from start to finish. Just a straight-up curveball in this episode and a masterclass of acting from everyone involved.

14. ‘The Office’ S7E22 ‘Goodbye, Michael’

Score: 9.8 with 22K ratings

Another episode of The Office to make the list is S7E22 when Steve Carrell’s character Michael Scott leaves Scranton. It was an emotional departure and one that the showrunners handled masterfully. For many, this marked the beginning of the end of The Office.

13. ‘Breaking Bad’ S4E13 ‘Face Off’

Score: 9.8 with 161K ratings

Where do we even begin with this episode? Walt solves his Gustavo problem. He is suffocating under the weight of Hank’s investigation. It was the Season 4 finale and the highest-rated episode that season.

12. ‘Community’ S1E23 ‘Modern Warfare’

Score: 9.8 with 17K ratings

There really is not enough ‘Comedy’ genre representation on this list of the highest-rated TV episodes of the past 25 years but it is nice to see Community get a no. I was a bit shocked that no 30 Rock episode cracked the top 25. ‘Milf Hunter’ is obviously a masterpiece.

11. ‘Dexter’ S4E12 ‘The Getaway’

Score: 9.8 with 46K ratings

When Dexter was at its peak the show was as good if not better than anything on television. Unfortunately, Dexter ran for four more seasons after this episode and ended with a historically awful finale. But S4E12 ‘The Getaway’ is as good of an episode of television as there ever was.

10. ‘Better Call Saul’ S6E8 ‘Point and Shoot’

Score: 9.8 with 59K ratings

As good as Breaking Bad was, and it is the highest-rated TV series of all time on IMDB, many diehards believe that Better Call Saul was even better. At #10 on the all-time list is S6E6 ‘Point and Shoot.’

9. ‘Better Call Saul’ S6E13 ‘Saul Gone’

Score: 9.8 with 81K ratings

here we have back-to-back Better Call Saul episodes. S6E13 was the Season 6 finale and series finale. They ended the show perfectly as far as fans are concerned.

8. ‘Mr. Robot’ S4E13 ‘Hello, Elliot’

Score: 9.8 with 32K ratings

Season 4, episode 13 ‘Hello, Elliot’ was the major reveal episode in Mr. Robot that sort of blew back the story and melted minds. The writing on Mr. Robot was simply on another level at the time and this episode was a perfect example of how it stood out amongst anything else on TV during its reign.

7. ‘Doctor Who’ S3E10 ‘Blink’

Score: 9.8 with 29K ratings

With approximately 892 known episodes of Dr. Who it only makes sense that at least one of them would make this list. ‘Blink’ has a 9.8* rating with over 29,000 reviews.

6. ‘Mr. Robot’ S4E7 ‘407 Proxy Authentication Required’

Score: 9.9 with 48K ratings

This episode marked the mid-way point of Season 4 of Mr. Robot and the show’s highest-rated episode of all-time. Sam Esmail’s writing in this episode was masterful. At its heart, the episode was 5 distinct stories all woven into one.

5. ‘Game of Thrones’ S6E10 ‘The Winds of Winter’

Score: 9.9 with 233K ratings

4. ‘Game of Thrones’ S6E9 ‘Battle of the Bastards’

Score: 9.9 with 314K ratings

The ‘Battle of the Bastards’ was the high point of Season 6 in Game of Thrones. It produced one of the most enduring images from the show’s history with Jon Snow on the battlefield alone welcoming a charging army. Looking back, this is one of those episodes that serves as a reminder of how great GoT was before it all went downhill in the end.

3. ‘Game of Thrones’ S3E9 ‘The Rains of Castemere’

Score: 9.9 with 187K ratings

I will never forget how I felt when I read this scene in the books. There was so much anger inside me I had to shut the book and go for a walk outside for an hour. At least when it came time for the ‘Red Wedding’ scene on TV I was prepared, unlike most of the known world who had a collective societal meltdown over how it all transpired.

2. ‘Better Call Saul’ S6E7 ‘Plan and Execution’

Score: 9.9 with 89K ratings

This episode marked the halfway point of Season 6 of Better Call Saul and it is the highest-rated episode in the show’s history. It also has a higher rating than any Breaking Bad episode which is saying a lot. Somehow, we have made it to the final two episodes, the two highest-rated TV episodes of the past 25 years (and of all time) and both are series finales. That is truly remarkable.

1. ‘Six Feet Under’ S5E12 ‘Everyone’s Waiting’

Score: 9.9 with 20K ratings

At #1, the highest-rated TV episode of the past 25 years AND of all time, is S05E12 ‘Everyone’s Waiting’ from HBO’s Six Feet Under. With how much representation HBO has on this list it is a wonder why any other TV network bothers competing with them.

The episode is described as “emotionally shattering” and “strangely comforting” which is to say it was the perfect ending to Six Feet Under. Alan Ball had the ultimate mic drop with this episode.

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If you’re not familiar with Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh, you’re probably not the only one.

Sure, Khurelsukh has served as the country’s president since 2021. But Mongolia is a country of just 3.6 million people as of the most recent estimates and doesn’t exactly play a major role in U.S. foreign policy.

So, why is the 58-year-old diplomat going viral across social media, even in the United States? Because it turns out he might just be the world’s strongest president.

Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khürelsükh Is In Absurd Shape

In a video circulating across Instagram, Facebook, and X, Khurelsukh is seen meeting with Mongolian army officers and joining them for a workout, while still in his full professional attire.

Khurelsukh, a former army officer in his own right who founded Mongolia’s Harley-Davidson club, has background in martial arts and bodybuilding, and plays guitar in a band, took his jacket off and decided to hit the bench press to see how many reps he had him it.

As it turns out, the answer is “a lot.”

Kurelsukh easily hammered out 20 reps of 80 kilograms (176.37 pounds for those of us in the United States) and, in doing so, garnered himself new fans across the world.

I’m not saying we’ve found the answer to world peace. But if we simply had diplomats compete in weightlifting competitions, it may save a lot of lives, and Mongolia might well be a world power.

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Baseball is a sport where a player can do something that angers an entire opposing team without breaking a single rule. Then again, baseball is also one of the sports that seems to have more “unwritten rules” than just about any other.

Case in point: In an attempt to break up a double play on Wednesday night, White Sox second baseman Sam Antonacci appeared to slightly elbow Pirates second baseman Brandon Lowe, causing the benches to clear in Chicago.

Lowe objected to the follow-through on Antonacci’s slide and barked at the rookie, then walked away. The umpires made no ejections, but they gave both sides warnings when players from both sides spilled onto the field.

“I just didn’t like the slide. Said my piece and walked away,” Lowe said after the game, according to MLB.com. “I don’t really know what led to it clearing, but bad slide the first night, bad slide tonight, and just kind of tired of it … He said something back. I reiterated what I said, and then I thought that was the end of it, and just kind of walked and went about my business, and then saw our guys coming out, and next thing I know, they were clear.”​

Sam Antonacci didn’t think he did anything wrong

“Just to try to make a harder throw for him to have to make,” Sam Antonacci said after the game. “Completely legal play. If you go look at the rulebook or go look at what happened, you can slide as late as you want as long as you keep contact with the bag, and that’s exactly what happened.

“… Here, we’re trying to get a run in any way we can. That’s a close ballgame, these are playoff games and all I’m trying to do is scratch a run there. I’m sure he’s a great guy, but he had a few choice words to say at the end and then kind of walked away after that. When you have a problem and you walk away like that, I’m happy enough to have a conversation, but you can’t walk away. He’s a grown man. With all that being said, they won the game. They get the last laugh, I guess you could say.”

For the record, according to Major League Baseball rules, “When sliding into a base in an attempt to break up a double play, a runner has to make a ‘bona fide slide.’ Such is defined as the runner making contact with the ground before reaching the base, being able to reach the base with a hand or foot, being able to remain on the base at the completion of the slide (except at home plate) and not changing his path for the purpose of initiating contact with a fielder.”

Sam Antonacci appears to have followed that part of the rule. The second part is where it gets a bit of a gray area.

“The slide rule prohibits runners from using a ‘roll block’ or attempting to initiate contact with the fielder by elevating and kicking his leg above the fielder’s knee, throwing his arm or his upper body or grabbing the fielder,” the rule explains.

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Earlier this week, we got our first look at the new arena in South Philadelphia that will welcome the 76ers and the Flyers in 2030. However, the rendering was quietly updated after people noticed there wasn’t a single woman to be found in a graphic featuring a hypothetical scene outside of an NHL game.

The venue that is currently known as Xfinity Mobile Arena has served as the home of the 76ers and the Flyers since it opened for business in 1996 (the two teams shared what was known as “The Spectrum,” which hosted its first event in 1967, prior to that point).

In 2022, the Sixers revealed a plan to construct a new venue in Center City, which was greeted with a ton of pushback from residents, businesses, and politicians who objected to the proposal due to its potential impact on the local community (primarily the nearby Chinatown).

The franchise ultimately scuttled that concept and teamed up with the Flyers for a new project, which will involve the construction of an arena near their current home, the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, which it shares with Citizens Bank Park and Lincoln Financial Field.

What has been dubbed “Philadelphia Arena” for now has an estimated cost of $1.5 billion and will also be the home of the as-yet-unnamed WNBA team that will play its inaugural season there when the venue opens in 2030.

We got our first look at the design when renderings were released this week, although they needed to be tweaked due to a slightly awkward oversight.

A rendering for the new arena in Philadelphia was updated after designers failed to picture a single woman heading into a Flyers game

You probably won’t be surprised to learn men comprise the majority of the fans who tune into and attend games involving teams that are affiliated with North America’s “Big Four” sports leagues; the NFL boasts the highest amount of parity on that front with a 53%/47% split, while the rest hover closer to 60/40.

However, you might have been led to believe the divide was much starker when it comes to the Flyers based on the initial rendering that was released on Tuesday, as the scene outside the arena for one of their games looked like the last college party you’d ever want to attend when you consider it exclusively consisted of guys

That apparently came to the attention of the folks at Populous (which is designing the arena in conjunction with architecture firm Moody Nolan), as the rendering in question has since been updated to add some women into the mix.

Oops.

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The Florida State football team fell in heartbreaking fashion to SMU on Labor Day in Tallahassee. The heat on Mike Norvell’s seat cranked up another notch after the loss.

Fans are ready for the program to move on in what could be another disappointing campaign. They are now crowdsourcing to fund his buyout.

A site called SaveFSUFootball.com surfaced online this week. Fundraisers are taking initiative to chip in for the massive costs of an imminent canning.

Florida State will fire Mike Norvell.

At least, if he continues down the current path. The Seminoles have lost 19 of their last 27 games. Norvell has posted four losing seasons in six years.

Noise surrounding the head coach’s firing has been loud dating back to 2024. FSU was fresh off a 13-0 regular season and ACC title. It responded by going 2-10 the following season.

Last year, the ‘Noles were unable to capitalize on a stunning season opening upset of Alabama. They finished 5-7 to miss a bowl game.

Norvell had an opportunity to quiet his critics in the ACC opener last weekend. Despite grabbing four turnovers, outrushing the Mustangs, committing fewer penalties, and forcing a missed field goal, Florida State lost the game. It was historic.

The head coach was booed frequently throughout the contest by his own fans. Their happiness has been on full display across the last several months.

Calls for Mike Norvell’s removal were loud last season. There were discussions held by boosters. Ultimately, his buyout saved him.

That won’t be the case with a third straight losing campaign. If the ‘Noles don’t make a bowl game, Mike Norvell will be fired.

Here’s how you can help.

SaveFSUFootball.com is crowdsourcing the buyout costs. It hopes to raise $25 million through $102 donations.

The site is rather detailed, showing the program’s history of success, as well as Norvell’s failures as head coach.

Even if the fanbase reaches its goal, the school will owe another $20 million to move forward with the canning. Mike Norvell’s’ buyout is expected to be around $45 million at season’s end. That total would be higher should the trigger be pulled midseason.

Unfortunately for Norvell, the season won’t get any easier. The Seminoles face Alabama next in Tuscaloosa before matchups with ACC title contenders Virginia, Louisville, and Miami. Meetings with Clemson and Florida also remain on the slate.

There is a very real chance Florida State loses six or seven more games. Norvell won’t survive if it happens. Fans are getting ahead of the situation with their fundraising efforts.

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YETI LoadOut Phone Case

YETI has spent two decades convincing us that gear should outlive its owner. It sells coolers that stay cold for days and shrug off grizzly bears and tumblers that survive a launch out of a moving truck bed. I drink my coffee out of one every single morning.

What it has never sold, until now, is a phone case.

The new YETI LoadOut Phone Case runs $70 via YETI.com and joins YETI’s LoadOut family of rugged cargo and storage gear, which means it came out of the same shop where “drop it off the back of a skiff” counts as a normal Tuesday. Three-layer TripleShot Protection puts extra cushioning exactly where phones tend to die, and the case carries military-grade MIL-STD-810H drop certification. Raised rubber bezels handle the face-down landings on gravel, the buttons stay responsive with cold or muddy hands, and tie-down slots let you leash your lifeline to a pack, a kayak, or a belt loop.

You already know the scenarios that call for a strong phone case. I always invest in a great case when I get a new phone, and it’s a simple investment that’s saved me all kinds of money since I tend to drop it. IE: The phone squirting out of a jacket pocket on the chairlift or the tailgate fumble onto the hard pavement of a stadium parking lot. Or the two-second panic on a boat deck when your entire digital existence is one bad step from the bottom of the lake. Eek!

Here’s the feature I actually care about. The kickstand is MagSafe compatible and rotates to any angle you want, so the magnet ecosystem stays fully in play. I run a magnetic mount on my Specialized Vado 3 Turbo for my phone, and my phone lives up on those bars for every mile of navigation and every pothole around the bike paths of coastal California, where I live.

A case that snaps into a magnetic setup and can also eat asphalt is the combo that has been missing. I’m so glad YETI is stepping it up in this category.

Wireless charging works. Tap-to-pay works, though YETI says to tilt the phone up at the reader. It fits iPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max in ten colorways, with a five-year warranty behind it.

TAP HERE TO BUY @ YETI – $70

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One of the last things you want to see when you’re in Grizzly Bear Country is one of those animals charging toward you. That’s the situation around a dozen people visiting Glacier National Park recently encountered, but they probably didn’t need to run away when you consider the bear in question was preoccupied with a squirrel that caught its attention.

The majority of the states in America have a documented bear population, but most of the ones that check that box are only home to ones of the black variety.

That species is known for being less aggressive toward humans than brown bears (a.k.a. grizzly bears), which can only be found in five states; none boast more than the estimated 30,000 in Alaska, which is joined by Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana.

That last one is home to Glacier National Park, where approximately 300 grizzlies roam alongside the estimated 600 brown bears that occupy the 1,583 square miles of the expanse that’s located on the Canadian border.

A younger member of that first species recently managed to cause a bit of a stir, but the people who understandably scrambled away after it charged at them probably didn’t need to be too concerned.

A grizzly bear chasing a squirrel caused a group of tourists to flee inside Glacier National Park

People who visit Glacier National Park are required to remain at least 100 yards from any bears that they encounter while there, and they are also advised to carry bear spray they can deploy if one of them decides to get a bit too close.

That’s the situation a number of tourists encountered earlier this month, as an actress named Micah Lynn Hanson shared a video that was filmed by another woman who captured the group that the former was a part of running to avoid a young grizzly that unexpectedly darted toward them.

However, as she noted in the caption, it didn’t look like the bear was interested in any of the people but rather the squirrel that could be seen sprinting across a hiking path as the bear engaged in an ultimately unsuccessful pursuit.

Experts generally don’t recommend running away when it looks like you’ve attracted the attention of a bear, but there’s only so much you can do to control how you react in the heat of the moment.

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