Author: Rex Villas

Back in January, Green Bay Packers legend Aaron Rodgers made late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel furious when he seemingly implied during an appearance on the Pat McAfee Show that Kimmel had ties to Jeffrey Epstein — the convicted sex offender. That led to Kimmel hitting back at Rodgers, categorically denying the claim and threatening to take legal action against the QB. Over a month later, Rodgers touched on the subject of his feud with Kimmel when he guested on a different podcast, this time on The Joe Rogan Experience. Rodgers told Rogan that what he said about Kimmel was…

Late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel and former Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers are not the best of friends. Now, that’s an understatement. However, Rodgers appears to be very much open to working things out with Kimmel. During a recent appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Rodgers appeared to have indicated he’s willing to go face-to-face with Kimmel (h/t Christopher Kuhagen of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel). Rodgers added he would have a conversation with Kimmel in-person. “Of course,” Rodgers said. Former Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers Has Long-Running Feud With Jimmy Kimmel The feud between Kimmel and…

The Milwaukee Bucks suffered yet another loss under new head coach Doc Rivers, this time at the hands of the Phoenix Suns Tuesday night on the road, 114-106. That means that the Bucks are now just 1-4 through five games since Rivers took over Milwaukee’s sideline. Whether all the losing is just a product of the transition period from Adrian Griffin to Rivers, Bucks fans are certainly not happy with what they’re seeing so far from the team. “Doc Rivers didn’t let MarJon Beauchamp or Andre Jackson in the court tonight despite being down three starters. Baffling decision making benching…

The Milwaukee Bucks are not doing great so far in the Doc Rivers era. They have lost four losses in the five games that Rivers has been at the helm of the team, and their problem may have gotten a little bigger with Khris Middleton suffering an ankle injury in Tuesday night’s 114-109 road loss at the hands of Kevin Durant and the Phoenix Suns. Milwaukee Bucks HC Doc Rivers Shines Light On Pat Connaughton’s Confidence  After the game, Rivers was asked about the thought process behind the decision to continue sitting out Andre Jackson Jr. and MarJon Beauchamp despite…

Nearly 10 years since he was released by the Green Bay Packers. former NFL wide receiver Myles White is coming back to Lambeau Field, this time as part of his former team’s coaching staff, per John Brice of FootballScoop.com: White, most recently the passing game coordinator and wide receivers coach for Chuck Martin’s Miami (Ohio) squad, White is joining the NFL’s Green Bay Packers as an offensive assistant. A Former Green Bay Packers WR Comes Back White played for the Green Bay Packers in the 2013 NFL season, appearing in seven games and recording 66 receiving yards with zero touchdowns…

One of the hardest tasks anyone could have in the NBA today is the job of slowing down two-time NBA Most Valuable Player and Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo. As one of the most unstoppable forces in the league today, he’s expected to put up tremendous numbers on an almost nightly basis. Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant, an offensive force himself, shared one strategy that helps take Greek Freak away from his comfort zone. Via Shane Young of Forbes Sports: Kevin Durant was asked about the top priority when guarding Giannis. He said the number one thing he tries not…

The Milwaukee Bucks were shorthanded against the powerful Phoenix Suns Tuesday night, as they were missing two starters in guard Damian Lillard and big man Brook Lopez due to injuries. They also lost forward Khris Middleton during the game because of a sprained ankle injury. Damian Lillard Unable To Play In Milwaukee Bucks vs. Suns Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers said before the game that Lillard wanted to give it a go versus the Suns, but the mentor was not in the same boat as his player. “He wanted to go and to me, I’m like, why,” Rivers said…

Giannis Antetokounmpo isn’t called the Greek Freak for nothing. The Milwaukee Bucks superstar pretty much can do virtually anything he wants to inside the court. His dominance can also be defined by his ability to get close to the basket and score from there, like, you know, the great Los Angeles Lakers big man Shaquille O’Neal. Milwaukee Bucks HC Doc Rivers Likens Giannis Antetokounmpo To Shaq Although Shaq and Giannis are two different players, that effectiveness in getting to the paint for high-percentage shots despite all the defensive attention on them is something they both have in common, as noted…

If you give many fans of 80s and 90s NBA basketball a listen, you would likely hear them talk about how those eras were vastly superior to today’s in terms of talent. Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers likes to think that the opposite of that notion is true, believing that the talent of today’s players in general is just off the charts compared with previous iterations, particularly in the frontcourt positions. Milwaukee Bucks HC Doc Rivers Sounds Off On Talent In Today’s NBA Compared With His Era’s “We don’t give enough credit to the skill of the players. These…

When one thinks of the strengths of the strengths of Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo, it’s almost always about his ability to score and dominate defenders with his excellent blend of size, length, mobility, and athleticism. And it’s true. Antetokounmpo is a walking mismatch for opposing teams. Not many can keep up with him on a single coverage for an entire game. Milwaukee Bucks Star Giannis Antetokoumpo’s Greatness On Offense Go Way Beyond His Scoring Abilities But another non-scoring reason that makes the two-time league Most Valuable Player such a tough player to defend against is his ability to…