Kyrie Irving crowned the ‘most skilled ever’ by Damian Lillard | First Things First

Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes react to Kyrie Irving’s left handed hook shot at the buzzer to lift the Dallas Mavericks past the Denver Nuggets. Postgame Milwaukee Bucks guard Damian Lillard tweeted: “Kyrie the most skilled ever.” Which prompted the FTF crew to decide if Kyrie is the most skilled ever.

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Bears reportedly turned down a better trade offer for Justin Fields | First Things First

Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes discuss the latest news in the NFL including the Chicago Bears trading Justin Fields to the Pittsburgh Steelers for a 2025 conditional 6th-round pick. The FTF crew also forecast the Bears season if they select Caleb Williams first overall in the 2024 NFL Draft and decide if Russell Wilson will be the Week 1 starter in Pittsburgh.

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Keenan Allen traded to Bears: 'I wasn't taking pay cut' with Chargers | The Herd

Keenan Allen was traded to the Chicago Bears after declining to take a pay cut with the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chargers received a fourth-round pick for compensation. Colin Cowherd explains why he believes Allen made a mistake to not take a cut with the Chargers despite a promising Caleb Williams (likely) heading to Chicago.

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Why Bill Belichick is portrayed as 'Dynasty's' antagonist | The Herd

Apple TV’s ‘Dynasty’ doc wrapped up, in which it further painted Bill Belichick as the antagonist, which is a common criticism of the film. Colin Cowherd defends it, explaining why it could have been avoided if Belichick did not give the audience the freedom to draw conclusions from his past decisions such as benching Malcolm Butler.

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Will the 2024 QB class resemble Justin Fields' 2021 class? | The Herd

The Chicago Bears finally traded Justin Fields to the Pittsburgh Steelers in exchange for a conditional sixth-round pick. However, this move raises questions about this year’s class and how the 2021 class turned out. Watch as Colin Cowherd breaks down how the Fields trade rounding out the ’21 class could potentially parallel what this year’s class could ultimately pan out as.

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Anthony Davis exits early, shot clock stoppages plague in Lakers loss vs Warriors | Undisputed

The Los Angeles Lakers came up short against the Golden State Warriors with a 128-121 final score. Anthony Davis exited the game due to an eye injury and shot clock stoppages plagued the game, including taking over 20 minutes to review a couple of calls. The Lakers dropped to the 10th seed and are in danger of missing the playoffs. Paul Pierce joins Skip Bayless and Keyshawn Johnson to discuss how the Lakers will finish this season after another disappointing loss.

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