Morning Cup Of Joe

October 23rd, 2026

Welcome to your Morning Cup of Joe, an eye-opener to help Joe’s readers ease into their busy workday with a few football links, wacky news and a pleasant distraction.

Distraction of the Day

Last year no teams played in three straight primetime games. This year there are five. The Bears are the latest. Is this a dry run to see how teams can adapt to playing Tuesday and Wednesday night games? (If you think the NFL won’t start playing games on a consistent basis on Tuesday and Wednesday nights in the near future, you also believe the NFL will stop playing games overseas and start offering free parking to season ticket holders.) [PFT]

It’s now official: J.J. Watt replaces Tony Romo on CBS broadcasts. Full-time. [CBS]

Marshall Faulk has Parkinson’s. [Yahoo!]

Let’s see: The NFL claims it is safe to play football in a city overrun by scumbag vandals and arsonists, but a Steelers fan event had to be canceled for safety concerns. Got it. [Outkick]

Remember gorgeous Britt McHenry? Former BSPN NFL reporter? She recently got a gig as a State Department spokesperson. The word “former” might now be added to her title. Just like she got caught berating a woman at a towing company when her rig got towed when she worked for the four-letter, she got into it with someone at a non-basketball association game. On her way out, she threw a beer at a heckler. Those two wonderful assets of hers must have gone to her head. Crazy woman but she’s still holding up. [Page Six]

The children at Awful Announcing are at it again. [Awful Announcing]

Miami president said the school is done with the ACC and if the B1G or SEC don’t want them, they’re going independent. [Sport and State]

Rhodes Scholar of the Week. [TMZ]

Fun: AI bots can already tap into your bank accounts and investment portfolios. [Axios]

Florida Man: Dead man discovered by cops in his home. Weeks later, one of the cops who found him moves into same home and appropriates dead man’s identity. [NBC]

One Response to “Morning Cup Of Joe”

  1. BuccoMartyBuccoMartyBuccoMarty Says:

    Here’s irony for you…

    It’s less safe in the supposed city of culture and civility (Paris) than it is in the City of Brotherly Love.

    The world has truly turned upside down.

 

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