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Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones and Former Coach Jimmy Johnson pose with Jones' b ust  during his Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony in 2017. Credit: Charles LeClaire, USA Today Sports On November 19th, 2023, Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones announced that Legendary Cowboys Head Coach Jimmy Johnson would be inducted to the Cowboys Ring Of Honor on December 30th, during a home game against the Detroit Lions. Johnson and Jones pioneered the legendary Cowboys dynasty that saw the Cowboys win back-to-back Super Bowls on the shoulders of the trio of Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, and Michael Irvin. These Cowboys would eventually win a third too after adding Deion Sanders to the mix of Hall Of Fame talent that flooded the roster. These two men made magic together, which is why it's so strange that over 30 years after their heyday, Johnson still wasn't on the Cowboys Ring Of Honor. The answer as to why lies in a slew of stories about two men who forged a beautiful thing but let Ego get in the ...

It's that time of the year again. On November 2nd, 2023 the NBA unveiled each of the thirty NBA teams' city edition jerseys for the 2023 NBA Season. City Edition jerseys are special jerseys made by each NBA team, worn a handful of times by the team, meant to connect to their city's history or their team's history. Each year there are teams that make amazing and creative new jerseys. However, every year, we also get some absolute stinkers. Remember those hideous Mavericks graffiti jerseys? Gross. This year is no exception; some good, some bad, whole lotta in between. Here are the 5 best and worst City Edition jerseys of the 2023 NBA Season.  #5 Best:  Best: Utah Jazz Sometimes the nicest thing to do is to go back to what works. That statement embodies what the Utah Jazz decided to do this year for their City Edition Jerseys. A spin on the classic 90's Jazz jerseys with the mountains, the Jazz decided to re-make them for 2023, meaning making them fit a 2-colour scheme...

  Defensive End Montez Sweat, who was traded from Washington   to  Chicago  on Tuesday. Credit: Todd Kirkland, Getty Images On Halloween, the NFL's trade deadline took place. Among the trades that took place, a massive deal was reached that has the Washington Commanders sending fifth-year Defensive End Montez Sweat to the Chicago Bears in exchange for the Bears' second-round pick. The trade sent shockwaves around the league, as it was the first trade of, what was to that point, a very slow deadline day, and it kicked off a 3 hour window in which 7 trades were completed. To me, the winner is clear with hindsight. The Chicago Bears lost the Montez Sweat trade by a large margin.  First-off, let's look at Montez Sweat. Sweat was the 26th pick of the 2019 NFL Draft. Sweat was praised as one of the best Defensive End prospects of the class, but after being diagnosed at the NFL Scouting Combine with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, a heart disease in which the muscles...