Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce and his new pal, Taylor Swift, made a cameo appearance on last week’s episode of “Saturday Night Live.” It was an electric moment for the dozen or so folks that still regularly watch “Saturday Night Live.” Brown/Getty Images) Chargers at Chiefs (-5½) Pick: Bills by 14 BEVERLY HILLS, CA – JULY 26: Former NFL coach & ESPN analyst Rex Ryan of ‘ESPN’s Sunday’s NFL Countdown’ speaks onstage during the ESPN portion of the 2017 Summer Television Critics Association Press Tour at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on Jin Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for SiriusXM) Bills at Patriots (+8½)ĮSPN analyst Rex Ryan took a shot at Bill Belichick’s Patriots after their latest loss by exclaiming “this team sucks!” The former Bills and Jets coach is quite an expert on sucking, particularly toes. Pick: Packers by 7 NEW YORK, NY – APRIL 06: Pat McAfee attends SiriusXM’s “Busted Open” celebrating 10th Anniversary In New York City on the eve of WrestleMania 35 on Apin New York City. That sum is almost as comically ridiculous as the $85 million ESPN is paying Pat McAfee.

AFP PHOTO/Brendan SMIALOWSKI (Photo credit should read BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images) Packers at Broncos (+1½)Ī published report says former Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers is being paid in excess of $1 million for his weekly appearances on Pat McAfee’s ESPN show. Ventura’s book “They Killed Our President,” alleges that the 1963 Kennedy assassination was a conspiracy in reaction to his efforts to reduce war. Ventura, who served as governor of Minnesota from 1999 to 2003 and is an avid proponent of conspiracy theories, said it was “wonderful” for individuals within government to expose abuses. Ventura, who is considering a long-shot independent run for the White House, said he would immediately clear the intelligence leakers Chelsea Manning and Edward Snowden if elected. Pick: 49ers by 3 Former pro wrestler Jesse Ventura pauses while speaking about his book “They Killed Our President” Octoin Washington, DC. Minnesotans have not had so much collective embarrassment for a local figure since watching Jesse Ventura play governor.

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