Superstar couple brings Swift era to Chiefs Super Bowl
Kansas City star Travis Kelce cheers Taylor Swift joining the Chiefs run to Super Bowl while the couple’s presence boosts audience. Jason Kelce notes Swift’s rookie year milestone as the Chiefs head to Las Vegas for the February 11 clash versus the 49ers.
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Streveler Returns to Winnipeg With Bombers One Year Deal
American quarterback Chris Streveler signs a one year contract to back up Zach Collaros with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers returning after NFL stints with the Cardinals Jets Ravens and Dolphins. Streveler helped Winnipeg win the Grey Cup in 2019 and set a team rushing record that year. The CFL announces draft dates and the season schedule flowing from February free agency through June kickoff.
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Little bro Galarneau grows into Canadian tennis hopes
The Laval Quebec native Alexis Galarneau now ranked 211th overall on the ATP Tour and part of Canada’s 2022 Davis Cup winning team. He prepares for a Davis Cup qualifier against South Korea at Montreal’s IGA Stadium alongside teammate Felix Auger Aliassime and other Canadian players. He previously rose from a two wheel toddler to a career high 162 to win an ATP Challenger in Granby and compete at the Australian and US Opens.
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Seahawks hire Macdonald as head coach in surprise move
The Seahawks appoint Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald 36 as their new head coach becoming the youngest in the league. He replaces Pete Carroll after 14 seasons while Seattle aims to recapture elite status with a defense minded leader.
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