HeyJaredPatrick Andres
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- Sep 25, 2026
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The Best Athlete ‘SNL’ Moments This Century As Jalen Brunson Prepares to Take Stage (opens the original)
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On Jan. 29, 1977, Tarkenton—weeks removed from the Vikings’ Super Bowl loss to the Raiders—became the first sports figure to host Saturday Night Live. Thus began a symbiotic relationship that has lasted decades. Whenever a sports figure attains a certain level of crossover fame, and is in the mood to poke gentle fun at themselves, Saturday Night Live awaits. This Saturday, it will be Knicks guard Jalen Brunson’s turn after leading New York to its first NBA title in generations. The sports world
SI:AM | How Did It Get So Bad for the Browns? (opens the original)
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Good morning, I’m Patrick Andres, filling in for Dan Gartland this Monday morning and wondering who will be the last past-his-prime NBAer standing this season. Since returning from their post-relocation hiatus in 1999, the Browns have seen too many sad quarterback battles to count—but none creating the drama quite like what came to a head in Cleveland Saturday. The Browns started Shedeur Sanders against the Bills, and he was decent if not spectacular—going 9-for-11 for 74 passing yards with a to
After Years of Tumult, Michigan State Stumbles Into a Strong Athletic Director Hire (opens the original)
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The last calendar year has not been the most stable one for Michigan State and its athletic department. Since August 2025, the Spartans have a.) seen their president attempt to leave for Clemson, only to execute an about-face 40 days later, b.) watched athletic director J Batt leave for Kentucky after a year and c.) fired football coach Jonathan Smith and replaced him with ex-Northwestern boss Pat Fitzgerald. On Monday, the churn continued—this time in Michigan State’s favor. The Spartans are hi
Pat McAfee vs. Phoebe Bridgers: Who Dropped the Better Album Friday? (opens the original)
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There are certain days in the history of popular music that fans will remember forever. Sept. 24, 1991—Nirvana’s Nevermind, A Tribe Called Quest’s The Low End Theory and the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Blood Sugar Sex Magik. The Kanye West vs. 50 Cent chart battle of 2007. More indie-oriented fans can point to March 22, 2024, when Waxahatchee’s Tigers Blood and Adrianne Lenker’s Bright Future both lit up Pitchfork’s scoreboard. Friday was just a such a day. On the one hand, indie-turned-mainstream ic
College Athletics Has Two Distinct Types of Conference Commissioners Now (opens the original)
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In his 2021 book It’s Better to be Feared, ESPN’s Seth Wickersham proposed, roughly, that there are two classes of modern NFL owners: the traditionalists and the capitalists. The traditionalists are the Maras and McCaskeys, the descendants of families who boarded the league elevator on the ground floor in the 1920s (or the decades thereafter while pro football gradually picked off competitor after competitor). The capitalists are figures like incoming Seahawks owner Vinod Khosla, a tech mogul wh
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