Former NFL Coach Tony Dungy Sends a Blunt Message About Taylor Swift Attention Game

Former NFL coach Tony Dungy sends a candid message about Taylor Swift’s interest game

Every week, millions of Taylor Swift fans tune into Kansas City Chiefs games to watch the pop superstar cheer on her boyfriend Travis Kelce. Despite growing viewership in the NFL, some people are unhappy with the “fun” of the sport, including former NFL player/coach Tony Dungy. In a recent Fox News interview, Dungey didn’t mince words when asked about the “Taylor Swift effect” on sports and the NFL.

“That’s what really upsets people about sports right now,” the NFL Hall of Famer said. “There’s a lot of external stuff: entertainment value and other distractions from what’s happening on set.”

Of course, Swifties took note of Dungy’s sentiment and responded via social media. not

Here’s another tweet: “Tony Dungy goes all out and accuses Taylor Swift of keeping viewers from watching the NFL. This is the second highest total television audience since 2000. This is the second highest MNF rating since 2000. #97 of 100 Best TV Shows of 2023. Swift has had a huge positive impact on the NFL.”

Another team I belong to. Unless you’re Taylor Swift or Travis Kelce, I’d call you a bad judge.

It’s worth noting that former NFL player Vince Ferragamo praised Swift in the same Fox News interview. “It’s great because my nephew Swifty is big,” Ferragamo said. “It’s going to be a thrill to have Travis Kelce around.” “This will probably attract more spectators to football. He is so popular that now everyone wants to see him in the stands and see his reactions to the game.”

We couldn’t have said it better!

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Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni is sending all his “love” to Jason Kelce after learning he has left the league. Sirianni spoke to reporters following the season-ending loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the team’s first and only playoff game this year. At the same time, Kelce told his teammates that he would not return to the team next year.

The coach may have missed the mark during the interview, as he said “I’m not in a position to talk about it yet” when asked about Kelce’s exit. “He’s special and I love him. He is one of the most special people I have ever met.” Sirianni continued. “He always has a place here and I always want him to play. We will see what happens over time.

Kelce himself has yet to comment on the confirmed news, so NFL reporters may have already heard the news on Tuesday, January 1st. 16

We expect him to address the rumors, true or not, the next time he and brother Travis Kelce record the New Heights podcast. But in the meantime, fans old and new are mourning the end of the post-center era. He was with the team for 13 seasons and began a campaign to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame for his outstanding career.

Bosa Makes Interesting Observations About Packers QB Love and Rodgers appeared originally on NBC Sports Bay Area.

SANTA CLARA – Quarterback Jordan Love may not be considered in the same league as Aaron Rodgers, but he has earned the respect of 49ers quarterback Nick Bosa. Rodgers is 0-4 against the 49ers in the postseason, Bosa’s second loss since entering the NFL in 2019. He was traded to the New York Jets in the offseason, opening the door for Love to become a first-time starter in his fourth NFL season. Love had a special Sunday in his first start of the season, leading the Packers to a victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. Love threw for 272 yards and three touchdowns in a game that gave Green Bay a 48-16 lead midway through the fourth quarter. “He’s a good read and aggressive,” Bosa said of Love. “We have to stop running completely. I don’t think there are many teams that can make him uncomfortable yet. So we have to stop the run and cover the easy openers.

Like the Packers, Love showed steady improvement in the second half of the season. In his last nine games, Love has 21 touchdowns and one interception. He looks like a good fit in coach Matt LaFleur’s offense. “We didn’t see a lot of him at the beginning of the year, but what Kyle said was that the whole team got better throughout the season,” Bosa said.

Rodgers and LaFleur haven’t always been on the same page over four seasons, and Bosa said it’s difficult to cover a defense when the coach and quarterback are aligned. “They have a lot of players from the past, a very good team and a quarterback who does what he was coached to do,” Bosa said. “Aaron Rodgers is in the Hall of Fame and that’s great, but he’s a little outside of the coaching world and sometimes it’s good when he’s the one who puts what he’s learned into practice.”

Jim Harbaugh has been busy since Michigan’s perfect 2023 football season ended in glory last Monday. After returning home to Ann Arbor, he participated in the State Street Parade and attended the following rally at the Chrysler Center, receiving several standing ovations. But what after that? Harbaugh looked for other potential opportunities.

On Monday, it was announced that Harbaugh had an open recruiting interview with the Los Angeles Chargers, and on Tuesday he visited another team, the Atlanta Falcons, a team loaded with talent in the NFC South. The Falcons announced Tuesday night that they have interviewed Michigan’s ninth-year head coach.