The Cleveland Browns clinched a rare playoff berth on Thursday, but it didn't come without a big scare to one of their top players.

In a moment of triumph and personal vindication, Rudolph gave credit where due and delivered a message of Christian humility.

It's never a good sign when fans begin to recognize a referee by name. For one NFL crew chief, that's slowly becoming a reality.

Aaron Rodgers dubbed Travis Kelce "Mr. Pfizer." And Kelce shows he knows how to issue a jab that gets under the skin.

Footage showed that the referee was hit so hard that he was spitting blood on the field -- and it led to immediate action by the officials.

Mark Sanchez made a strange-yet-innocent comment. Some social media users heard a "racial" reference and responded in predictable fashion.

Rodgers has been an outspoken critic of coerced vaccinations for the past several years and a fierce critic of Dr. Anthony Fauci.

"You set yourself up for that one," Rodgers chided ESPN host Pat McAfee after he lobbed the perfect softball at the Jets QB.

Has Taylor Swift concocted an elaborate scheme to deflect attention from her reckless destruction of the world and everything in it?

Unvaccinated Americans cheered Aaron Rodgers' gentle "Mr. Pfizer" dig for reasons that the vaccinated might never understand.