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Brock Purdy’s rise to prominence in the NFL has been nothing short of spectacular. Mr. Irrelevant in the 2022 draft, the Arizona native has not only gone from third-string to starting quarterback with the San Francisco 49ers in the space of two years, but has played a starring role in leading the team to Super Bowl LVIII , where they will take on the Kansas City Chiefs in Las Vegas. Super Bowl LVIII live: 49ers vs Chiefs pregame build-up How much does Purdy earn a season? How does it compare to Mahomes? As ever, this year’s championship Game has been billed as a battle of the quarterbacks, with Purdy set to go up against Patrick Mahomes , a man who has already won two Super Bowl MVPs on the way to winning two rings with his team. Full screen Brock Purdy and Patrick Mahomes will come face to face as the 49ers take on the Chiefs at Super Bowl LVIII. CANDICE WARD AFP The Chiefs star has the biggest contract in the league in terms of its overall value, penning a 10-year deal worth ...

The regular-season finale is upon us. Week 18 of the 2023 NFL season will finalize the playoff field, so it doesn’t get any bigger than this for teams that are either in position to clinch a division title or secure a wild-card spot. There are, of course, a few clunkers on the schedule. However, there are also some blockbuster battles chock full of importance. Here is my 16-team millionaire maker parlay for the action (it pays out at +959992 odds !), and also be sure to check out our NFL Week 18 picks for EVERY matchup!     Pittsburgh Steelers ML (-194) over Baltimore Ravens There are plenty of games this week involving one team that’s either out of it or locked into its playoff spot against another team that needs a win to either clinch a division title or wild-card spot. This is one of those games. Let’s roll with the side that cares.   Check out our full Steelers vs Ravens predictions     Indianapolis Colts ML (+100) over Houston Texans This has AFC South implications if Ja...

The Los Angeles Chargers lost their starting quarterback Justin Herbert for the rest of the season due to a fracture in his right index finger. Now, they turn to backup quarterback Easton Stick to take the reins for the remainder of the year. Easton Stick with the Chargers Easton Stick was a fifth-round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, with the Chargers selecting him 166th overall. Since then, he has been mostly on the bench as they selected Herbert sixth overall in the draft the following year. After that, Stick held the third-string role behind Herbert and Chase Daniel for both the 2021 and 2022 season. In this past offseason, ahead of the 2023 season, Stick re-signed with the Chargers and won the backup role over rookie Max Duggan. Overall, in the four years since he joined the league, Stick has only appeared in two NFL Game s, the latest one being last week when he took over for Herbert after the injury. Now, he will finally have the opportunity to prove that he is a top option as...

There was Health y representation from the victorious Ryder Cup-winning team at the 2023 DP World Tour Championship at Juremiah Golf Estates in Dubai, with Rory McIlory, Jon Rahm, Viktor Hovland and Tommy Fleetwood among those who teed up this week in the United Arab Emirates. But it was a slightly less stellar European name who outdid his teammates and the rest of the field - Nicolai Hojgaard. Hojgaard’s round of the day to win in Dubai The Dane went into Sunday’s final round two shots off the lead held by Matt Wallace, who memorably posted a third-round 60 which included birdies on every hole on the back nine . The Englishman ended up in a tie for second with Hovland and Fleetwood, while Rahm’s 65 was the joint second best round of the day on Sunday to sneak into the top five. However, it was Hojgaard who went one better, birdieing five of the last six holes for a final-round 64, which saw him win by two. It is the 22-year-old’s first Rolex Series win and third victory on the DP ...

If you were to ask most soccer fans to name England’s “biggest” clubs, neither Chelsea nor Manchester City would have entered the conversation until recently. The nouveau-riche duo, who meet at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League on Sunday, are perhaps the two most obvious beneficiaries of the huge influx of money into elite-level soccer, with the vast majority of their historical success coming in recent years. Spending money to win trophies is, of course, nothing new in soccer or indeed sport, but The Blues and Sky Blues have done it more - and in City’s case better - than most of late. Chelsea world soccer’s biggest spenders since 2014 A study carried out by Swiss-bases research institute CIES Football Observatory after the close of the summer 2023 transfer window revealed that since the summer of 2014, no club in world soccer had spent more money on new players than Chelsea. The report showed the Londoners had spent an incredible €2.6 billion ($3.2 billion) on permanent and...