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Pittsburgh may be standing at the edge of one of the boldest moves in franchise history. Veteran Aaron Rodgers has quietly signaled the twilight of his career. For months, the question of who will replace him has loomed over Heinz Field. Now, a single tweet from insider Christopher Carter has hinted at a $180 million […] The post Mike Tomlin Finds $180 Million Aaron Rodgers Replacement After QB’s Retirement Announcement: Steelers Insider appeared first on EssentiallySports.

At the end of last month, Cristiano Ronaldo dropped massive news by announcing that he has become a shareholder at Ilia Topuria’s WOW FC in Spain. Because of that star partnership, fans believed there would be major developments for the Spain-based promotion. Now it seems that the MMA league led by ‘El Matador’ and CR7 […] The post Cristiano Ronaldo Leads the Charge to Make Ilia Topuria’s MMA Promotion a Global Success appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Bayern Munich board member for sport Max Eberl wants to send a message to fans — do not fret Michael Olise’s contract situation. Eberl wants everyone to know Olise’s contract is solid and that there is no release clause in the deal, which was a rumor put out there by a few deranged wackadoos on social media last summer. “No one needs to worry about Michael – He has a very good, performance based contract. And to emphasize this again – without a release clause,” Eberl told Sport Bild’s Henning Feindt, Christian Falk, and Tobi Altschäffl (as captured by @iMiaSanMia). Olise is thriving at Bayern Munich is a vital part of the squad. At some point, yes, other clubs are going to come calling and some might even make offers that Bayern Munich might actually consider. For now, though, Olise is completely off the market and fans can relax in knowing that the attacker will remain in Bavaria for the time being. If you are looking for more Bayern Munich and German national team coverage, check out the latest episodes of Bavarian Podcast Works, which you can get on Acast, Spotify, Apple, or any leading podcast distributor…

The Cincinnati Bengals lost 39-34 against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. Two critical turnovers by Joe Burrow in the fourth quarter that led to touchdowns for Josh Allen and the Bills were ultimately too much to overcome. It is fair to say that the Bengals wouldn’t have had any chance in this game without Joe Burrow and the offense. There are always some positive performances to try and pick out during losses, no matter how heartbreaking they are. Orlando Brown Jr. has put up his best two performances of the season in pass protection the last two weeks. Last week, he recorded a 91.5 pass blocking grade per PFF. This week, he recorded a 90.5 grade. While he appeared to have lost a step early in the season, he is playing better the second half of the year. Over those two weeks, he has not been credited with allowing a single pressure. In comparison, Brown had allowed 33 pressures on the season during his first eleven games of the year. That is an average of three pressures per game. Prior to these last two games, he had allowed at least one pressure in every other game of the season. With Brown entering the last year of his contract next season, the Bengals could decide to give him an extension. If not, they may turn their eyes toward the draft to go ahead and draft his eventual replacement at left tackle. Brown will be turning 30 years old in May of this year, that could also factor in to what the Bengals plan to do at the position moving forward.