Draymond Green has never been someone to shy away from speaking his mind. Whether going after his fellow NBA players on the court or on his podcast, he is bound to say something that stirs up social media. In the latest episode of ‘
Prescott was among the early-season favorites for the NFL MVP before the Cowboys went on a losing run. The 32-year-old’s production took a massive hit. Green is not surprised by Prescott’s sudden decline. From his point of view, Dak’s not an elite quarterback.
Green went one step further by calling Prescott a “b*m” and claiming the Cowboys will never win a Super Bowl with him under center because of his poor playoff record.
Dak’s a b*m. He’s getting some numbers, and they stink. Dak’s a b*m. You will never win with Dak. I have won four championships, Jordan [Schultz]. You gotta understand, when I say b*m, I’m not saying Dak Prescott isn’t a good NFL quarterback. Of course, he is a good NFL quarterback. When it is all on the line for all the marbles… He’s a b*m
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Since replacing Tony Romo as the Cowboys’ franchise quarterback, Prescott has a 2-5 record in 7 playoff games. Last year, veteran ESPN contributor Stephen A. Smith made a similar
Why don’t you go [Dak Prescott] out there and win for him? Wouldn’t be a discussion. Very, very simple. You’ve been the starting quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys for nine years. You’ve got two playoff victories to show for it
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In the current scenario, the Cowboys are 3-5-1 and are slowly losing ground not only in the NFC East but also in the playoff qualification. The loss against the Cardinals was an all-time low for Prescott. Before the fixture, Prescott was 1-18 while trailing by 10+ points in the first half. It’s now 1-19 according to senior Cowboys journalist
[Dak’s] been a b*m in the moments. When [the Cowboys] had their best teams, best offensive line in the league. They had all that to get to the playoffs, and he’s a b*m. Now he is making $65 million, and it is way harder to win. You have to be Patty [Patrick] Mahomes good to be that highly paid and still go out and win. It’s over
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are in the middle of a rough stretch after the 2025 season started out so great. They began the year with a record of 4-1, but now the group is 5-4 after going 1-3 in their last four games. The franchise’s lead in the AFC North has dwindled down to just one game, and it is hard to imagine the Steelers are going to be able to hang onto the lead in the division with the Baltimore Ravens surging and the Cincinnati Bengals still within reach while Joe Burrow returns to practice. Tensions are clearly rising in Pittsburgh, but the group is going to have to manage that in order to get back in the win column.
There was obvious frustration on the field during Pittsburgh’s most recent game against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 10. The offense had just three points throughout most of the game, and quarterback Aaron Rodgers let his emotions be seen as there were multiple shots of him being disappointed with himself, or of him getting frustrated with teammates.
NFL insider Mike Garafolo spoke about this on Thursday during an episode of Good Morning Football, and he shared that things might not be on solid ground in Pittsburgh at the moment.
“Something’s bothering me with the Steelers right now,” Garafolo said. “Aaron Rodgers’ reactions to his own teammates, to maybe himself, I don’t know. There’s been a lot of this. I don’t love it, right? He strongly hinted that this could be his last NFL season. He hasn’t really closed the door or solidified that. I’m not gonna pretend like I know what’s going on in his head, but this leads me to believe the whole thing’s just not on solid ground right now.”
Everyone always overreacts whenever Rodgers acts in certain ways because the media has always attempted to paint him to be the villain, especially during the latter parts of his career with the New York Jets. He has been a great teammate and leader with the Steelers, but Garafolo pointed out that the veteran’s reactions on Sunday night were notable, and not in a good way.
The national media jumps at every opportunity to paint Rodgers in a bad light it seems. It is not the best look in the world to be yelling at teammates on the field and whatnot, but that is what comes with playing football, especially quarterback. He is a 41-year old who won the league’s MVP Award four times. It’s hard to imagine his younger teammates take too much offense when he criticizes their play or voices his displeasure with a miscommunication.
Rodgers has earned the right to act the way he does on the field, but it probably doesn’t come off as well during games when he is struggling. That was the case on Sunday night as the quarterback missed plenty of throws, which could be a reason things might be shaky in the locker room.
Garafolo also spoke about whether or not Rodgers would be retiring in 2026 or returning to play. He is only on a one-year deal with Pittsburgh, so he would technically be a free agent again during the offseason. However, if he decided to play again, hopefully he would want to return to Pittsburgh. Garafolo spoke as if that pending decision was also causing issues, but that wouldn’t make any sense as the entire organization and the entire roster knew that the 2025 season could probably be Rodgers’ last.
Pittsburgh will look to get back in the win column against a poor defense on Sunday as the team faces the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 11.