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NFL fans slam Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo for his 'disgusting' Lamar Jackson criticism READ MORE: Tom Brady predicts Mahomes and Allen will meet again this year By JAKE FENNER Published: 15:17 EST, 21 November 2024 | Updated: 15:19 EST, 21 November 2024 e-mail 1 View comments Fans on social media slammed ESPN's Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo for disrespecting Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson on Wednesday morning's episode of 'First Take'. Russo was one of four people on the desk alongside hosts Stephen A. Smith and Molly Qerim and contributor Kimberly Martin. In one segment, the panel was discussing whether Jackson was better than Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. It was pointed out by Martin that Russo had praised Jackson weeks ago, but this time, he appeared to take Allen's side. Russo closed his argument by saying, 'You can take those two MVPs and you can put them where the sun don't shine.' Despite Qerim and Martin pleading with him not to finish that sentence, Russo did so anyway - much to the amusement of Smith, who laughed along. Sports fans are outraged by a comment made by ESPN's Chris Russo on First Take Wednesday Russo said Ravens QB Lamar Jackson could stick his MVP awards 'where the sun don't shine' Read More Former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Claire Wolford goes public with MLB star boyfriend Colton Cowser But fans of Jackson's weren't happy - going so far as to demand that Russo be fired for his comments. The account that posted the video to X, formerly Twitter, said, 'ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING and yes Stephen A Smith is smiling and laughing along!!!' Another user attacked Russo as well as Smith for laughing, saying, 'This is highly disrespectful and unprofessional. ESPN and [Smith] allow this s**t to happen because it gets them clicks. Don't ever say [Smith] is on our side, he play both sides to appease to the audience and for his bosses. F*** both of these dudes tbh!!!' 'Haven't watched ESPN in over a decade and this is why,' wrote one fan of the rival Pittsburgh Steelers. Another user wrote, 'Yall still watch this s**t @espn take this s**t off TV nun of them know what they be talking about.' 'People keep putting that rambling moron on tv and I'll never understand why,' read another post. Russo, 68, has been in sports talk radio for years and has developed the occasional bad take across his resume. Among the many include his take that Shaquille O'Neal was not a top-five center in the history of the NBA - and that Moses Malone was deserving of being on the list over him. Fans blasted Russo, Stephen A Smith, and ESPN for having him on the show in the first place Russo also regularly drew the ire of fans and fellow ESPN panelists whenever he argues professional basketball by citing players who haven't touched a court in decades. One time, former ESPN NBA panelist and current Los Angeles Lakers coach JJ Redick called Russo, 'the absolute worst'. Last year, Russo famously declared that if the Arizona Diamondbacks came back to win the National League Championship Series over the Philadelphia Phillies, that he would retire from sports talk. When Arizona completed the comeback to reach their second World Series in franchise history, Russo went back on his promise. As for Jackson, he is currently second in the league in passing yards and passing touchdowns - behind Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow in both categories. Jackson also has the most rushing yards by a non-running back in the league. The Ravens (7-4) look to improve their record this week with a trip to Los Angeles to take on the Chargers on Monday Night Football. Baltimore Ravens Share or comment on this article: NFL fans slam Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo for his 'disgusting' Lamar Jackson criticism e-mail Add commentWho are the Border Patrol chaplains? And why does the agency need more of them now?
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Things are starting to look up for the Seattle Kraken. The Kraken won five of six games on their just-completed homestand to surpass hockey's version of .500 (10-9-1) and move within a point of the Western Conference's two wild-card playoff spots. Seattle will try to carry that momentum into Saturday's game against the host Los Angeles Kings, who have lost three of their past four games. The Kraken dropped four road games in a row -- a span in which they scored just four goals -- before returning home. "We were obviously losing those games, and I think your confidence, momentum and mindset starts to change a little bit," Kraken center Matty Beniers said. "So, I think being able to get home, we just kind of had a couple of days off. We were able to get some really good days of practice and make sure that our mindset and game was good and together. "And then we were able to get that first win ... and once that happens, you build confidence, and you build chemistry from there." The Kraken are coming off a 3-0 victory against visiting Nashville on Wednesday as Joey Daccord made 24 saves for his first shutout of the season. Brandon Montour (one goal, one assist) and Chandler Stephenson (three assists), Seattle's big offseason acquisitions, sparked the offense. Forward Jared McCann, the Kraken's leading scorer with nine goals and 21 points, scored three times during the homestand, including an overtime winner against Vegas. "The way things ended on the road trip, we felt like we'd let some games get away from us," McCann said. "Obviously, it wasn't good but coming home here we kind of turned the page and just tried to focus on the next game. "I mean, it's just more of a mental thing. You've got to get past that mental block. We didn't have our best (on the road), but you've got to just push that aside and worry about the next one. "That's kind of the way we had to look at it and it's worked out for us." The Kings lost 1-0 to visiting Buffalo on Wednesday despite 18 saves by David Rittich. It was the first time this season that Los Angeles was blanked. "There's nights that I'm really frustrated with how we played, and it's hard to be disappointed with the guys (Wednesday)," Kings coach Jim Hiller said. "They tried, it didn't go their way. Live with it and move on." The Kings came close to scoring several times, including a two-on-one rush late in the second period when Trevor Moore tried to pass to Phillip Danault instead of shooting. "Just one too many passes," Hiller said. "We thought Mooresy should have shot it. If the pass gets through and Phil taps it in the back door, we're saying, ‘Wow, what an incredible goal.' So you can't take that decision-making off the players. They have to play hockey and choose what's right in the situation. "On a night like (Wednesday) where it was hard to find a goal, you don't want to pass too many up. Maybe that was one that we passed up." --Field Level MediaPhilippine President says he’ll fight vice president’s ‘criminal plot’ to have him killed
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