Jaylen Brown’s outspoken style resurfaces early in the 2026 season as he trades words with former Celtics teammate Jayson Tatum over his move to Philadelphia. After posting a “cap” emoji under a clip of Tatum’s “Summer of Jayson” series, Brown’s subtle digs – labeling Tatum’s PR team and hinting at a conversation – spark media buzz, though both claim there’s “no beef.” The article revisits Brown’s history of cryptic comments, from alleging referee bias on his Twitch stream to a cryptic China tweet, and notes his role in leading Boston to 56 wins and a No. 2 Eastern seed last year. It argues Brown’s candor fuels controversy and keeps him in the spotlight.
The Chicago Bears take a bye after upsetting the Patriots, while the NFC North drama unfolds as the Detroit Lions edge the Green Bay Packers 20‑17 on a last‑play field goal. The game is described as a mistake‑filled mess with turnovers, missed kicks and questionable coaching calls, prompting Packers fans to blame the refs. Meanwhile, the Bears sit above .500 for the first time in NFL history with both NFC North divisions over .500 through Week 7, sparking optimism about their quarterback‑coach combo but also caution about a two‑game deficit. The article also notes trade rumors involving Khalil Mack, a fine for Caleb Williams’ cleats, and upcoming podcast and community updates from Windy City Gridiron.
Luka Garza didn't just win his minutes in Friday's 107-103 victory over the Knicks; he helped swing the outcome of the Celtics' home opener.
The Patriots fell 30-24 to the Bears in Week 7, posting a season‑low 54 offensive snaps (26:24) and a career‑high 69 defensive snaps (31:23). Despite efficient play, New England went 3‑for‑8 on third/fourth down, limiting opportunities. Starter QB Drake Maye logged all 54 snaps; the O‑line stayed injury‑free for the first time since Week 4 despite guard injuries. A.J. Brown returned from a high‑ankle sprain, playing 49 snaps, while Rhamondle Stevenson led the rushing attack. On defense, LB Robert Spillane, Christian Gonzalez and CB Christian Gonzalez each logged every snap, with Kevin Byard briefly exiting for a shoulder issue. The snap‑count breakdown highlights the Patriots’ imbalance that swung the close game.
The Patriots got an up-close and personal look at a wide receiver they passed on in 2025 for TreVeyon Henderson.
If you watched the Chicago Bears 30-24 win over the New England Patriots on Thursday Night Football, you might remember the broadcast showing some solid drone footage over the new Ryan Field. The Amazon Prime broadcast also shouted out the Northwestern University Marching Band, while they were performing at halftime, at Soldier Field. Overall, it […]
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Bob Huggers, 73‑year‑old Hall of Fame coach, is living with a progressive cognitive brain condition that is affecting his memory and daily life, his family disclosed ahead of his induction into Cincinnati’s James P. Kelly Athletics Hall of Fame. Huggins, who amassed 935 career wins, led Cincinnati to the 1992 Final Four and West Virginia to the 2010 Final Four, and has coached NBA talent such as Kenyon Martin, Nick Van Exel, Miles McBride, Jevon Carter and future Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla. Despite the diagnosis, he plans to attend the ceremony, focusing on the relationships that defined his career.
The Buffalo Bills sit tied for first in the AFC at 5‑1 after a Week 7 bye, while the New England Patriots drop to 4‑3 with a loss to the Chicago Bears. The Kansas City Chiefs also sit 5‑1 but hold the tiebreaker with a perfect 5‑0 conference record. The upcoming Week 8 slate features key matchups—Chiefs vs. Broncos, Bills vs. Ravens, Browns vs. Steelers—that could reshape the playoff picture. Current AFC standings list the Chiefs and Bills atop the race, followed by the Browns and Jaguars.
The New England Patriots wide receiver Efton Chism’s ‘Snag of the Year’ against the Buffalo Bills – a one-handed, game-winning, 23-yard touchdown – is going to live in the fans’ memory for a long time. While he soaks in professional fame, Chism decided to take his personal life a step ahead. As he and his […]
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After starting 3-0, the Las Vegas Raiders tumble to 3-4 following a 35-21 Week 7 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, pushing their playoff hopes toward the bottom of the AFC wild‑card race. The latest standings place them 10th, a game‑and‑a‑half behind the Bengals for the seventh seed and trailing the Patriots and Ravens, who hold the tiebreaker over Vegas. With a must‑win against the New York Jets next week, the Raiders face a de facto mid‑season elimination battle.
Pucks with Haggs host Joe Haggerty hosts a Hagg Bag mailbag edition of the podcast. He talks about the Khusnutdinov contract extension and lauds the Bruins for the very successful youth movement that’s happening this season, crediting Don Sweeney and the front office for rebuilding the organization. Joe then gets into some fan questions. Bruins [...]
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The Bulls’ debut season revolves around rookie Caleb Wilson, the No. 4 pick who turned a turnover‑laden debut into a 30‑point, 14‑rebound effort against the Wizards, showing rapid growth and a strong defensive instinct. Coach Tiago Splitter, in his first year, pushes a “tough love” culture, demanding constant pressure and accountability, as illustrated by recent benchings of Matas Buzelis. Second‑year forward Noa Essengue returns after a head injury, aiming to be a defensive disruptor despite limited scoring. With a challenging stretch ahead—Celtics, Knicks, Sixers and Spurs—the young squad leans on depth and resilience.
The Celtics host the Bulls on Oct. 26 at 7:30 PM ET in Game 3 of the regular season. Boston (1‑1) looks to leverage its 139‑111 all‑time edge and 80‑40 home record against Chicago (1‑2), while navigating a back‑to‑back stretch that includes a Tuesday game against the Nets. Key starters likely include Derrick White, Jordan Walsh, Paul George, Jayson Tatum and Mitchell Robinson for Boston, and Josh Giddey, Norman Powell, Matas Buzelis, Caleb Wilson and Jalen Smith for Chicago. Injuries: Celtics forward Devin Carter remains out with mononucleosis; Bulls center Nic Claxton is sidelined with a hamstring, with Patrick Williams and Noa Essengue questionable. Watch the Tatum‑Wilson matchup, as Wilson posts 22.3 points and 8 rebounds per game.
The Baltimore Ravens slip to ninth in the AFC after a second straight loss, dropping to the bottom of the AFC North. Cincinnati’s win over Baltimore pushes the Bengals to seventh, while the Patriots sit eighth. Both teams sit at 4‑3 overall, but the Ravens have scored just 23 points in their last two games and need quarterback Lamar Jackson back for Week 8 vs. Buffalo and Week 9 vs. Jacksonville. Meanwhile, the AFC North sees the Browns (5‑2) leading, Steelers (5‑2) second, and Bengals (4‑2) third, leaving the Ravens in last place as the playoff picture reshapes.
As the recent Boston Celtics success will be attached to Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown as a tandem, the latter’s exit to the Philadelphia 76ers has led to speculation regarding tension between the two players. With some believing there is beef between the former Celtics teammates, head coach Joe Mazzulla would speak on the situation […]
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Paul George and Joe Mazzulla praise Jordan Walsh’s defense on Jalen Brunson in the Celtics' 107-103 win over the Knicks. Here's how Walsh stepped up.
Gary Washburn is a Senior NBA Writer for The Boston Globe. Gary joins the program to discuss Jayson Tatum’s remarks about the Boston Celtics trading Jaylen Brown. Does Tatum have a point? Were his comments fair? The guys discuss why this “beef” has gone too far and whether it’s even worth it. Later, they get [...]
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Joe Mazzulla's recent comments on Jayson Tatum highlight a major organizational shift for the Boston Celtics following Jaylen Brown's departure.
The Orlando Magic travel to Madison Square Garden on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026, for a 7:00 PM ET showdown with the New York Knicks. Both clubs sit 0‑2 to start the 2026‑27 season, making the game a chance to avoid a 0‑3 slide. The Magic, coming off a 115‑93 loss to Minnesota, hope Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner and Desmond Bane can spark an offense that shot just 34.7% last game. The Knicks, fresh from a 107‑103 defeat to Boston, will rely on Jalen Brunson, Karl‑Anthony Towns, Mikal Bridges and OG Anunoby. The game airs on ABC and MSG and streams free on Fubo (subject to regional restrictions).
Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla deflects media focus on the Tatum‑Brown saga, emphasizing Jayson Tatum’s role while respecting former teammate Jaylen Brown’s contributions. Meanwhile, Sixers center Joel Embiid misses Sunday’s game against Detroit due to plantar fasciitis after a triple‑double win over Milwaukee, and RJ Barrett remains a key piece for the Raptors despite trade speculation. The Nets slide to 0‑2 after a loss to Cleveland, but rookie Egor Demin sparks hope with a 22‑point fourth‑quarter surge alongside Mikel Brown Jr., who is on a minutes restriction after an ankle injury.
With the Eastern Conference tighter than ever, the Boston Celtics must take full advantage of their upcoming matchups against lower-tier teams like the Bulls, Nets, and Bucks.
76ers star Jaylen Brown seems to have gotten even more motivation to go hard against the Celtics.
Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla finally addresses the lingering tension between former teammates Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown after Brown’s trade to the Philadelphia 76ers. Mazzulla emphasizes that the two are simply “different” in playing style and personality, not enemies, and reiterates their past success—nine seasons together, a 2024 championship and Finals MVP for Brown. The drama resurfaced when Tatum’s surprised reaction to the trade earned a “cap” emoji from Brown, prompting mixed statements about their relationship. With Brown gone, Tatum now stands as Boston’s sole franchise face.
Bobby Manning reacts to Jayson Tatum’s answer about Jaylen Brown’s cap emoji comment on his video describing his reaction to the trade. Then, some takeaways from the first Celtics win of the season over the Knicks on Celtics Daily. Celtics Daily on CLNS Media is Powered by: 💰 PrizePicks – Sign up at http://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/CLNS & [...]
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The Boston Celtics’ latest buzz centers on the public back‑and‑forth between Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum. After Tatum’s “no beef” comment, Brown replied that Tatum should stay ready, prompting coach Joe Mazzulla to praise Brown’s effort while reaffirming his support for Tatum. Former teammate Blake Griffin also weighed in, calling the tension “disappointing.” The post aggregates dozens of media reactions, from the Athletic to Bleacher Report, and notes the Celtics’ 2026‑23 season opener against the Knicks, where Tatum posted an A+ performance. Readers get a snapshot of the ongoing drama and its impact on team dynamics.