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The Story Behind Joe Horn's Cell Phone Celebration Jaycee Horn, son of New Orleans Saints Legend Joe Horn, recalls his father's iconic cell phone celebration. Author: Apr 15, 2021 Jaycee Horn, regarded as one the league's top cornerback prospects, was only four years old when his father pulled out a flip phone after scoring a touchdown on national television. However, the younger Horn remembers the iconic moment like it was yesterday. Jaycee Horn, regarded as one the league's top cornerback prospects, was only four years old when his father pulled out a flip phone after scoring a touchdown on...

By Wil Leitner Bryant McFadden: “Should Danny Ainge have traded for James Harden? I heard the Rockets wanted Marcus Smart and Jaylen Brown for James Harden. If there is any truth to that do you think he should have made that trade?” Antoine Walker: “I don’t think he should have made the trade. I like where they’re at with their two young stars – actually three – I put Marcus Smart… in there too…” McFadden: “Wait, you’re saying he shouldn’t have made the trade??” Walker: “No, I’m not a James Harden guy. You can’t win with that style. He’s in a very unique s...

REVEALED: Michael Jordan 'gambled on cards for 36 hours straight in the mid-1990s, nearly losing $900,000 with Celtics forward Antoine Walker before the two NBA All-Stars escaped down ONLY $180,000' Retied Boston Celtics star Antoine Walker claims he and Michael Jordan were partners in a 36-hour game of spades that nearly resulted in $900,000 in losses According to Walker, a 44-year-old Chicago native, the two were partners during the mid-1990s game of spades, which cost $20,000 apiece just to enter  They escaped down only $180,000 after Jordan called in $500,000 on the spot to help keep the...

JEFF ROBERSON/Associated Press If you ever find yourself gambling with Michael Jordan, make sure to bring plenty of money, snacks and maybe a sleeping bag, too. During an appearance on the All Things Covered podcast (via CBSSports.com's Chris Bengel), Walker recalled a game of spades he played with Jordan that lasted 36 hours: "When Mike calls, the buy-in goes up a little higher. It's going to be a number that everybody has to bring to the table. I'd say $20,000 just to get in. If you don't have $20,000 to get in, you can't even play. Mike was competitive. I remember one time we played spade...

On Sunday, we are going to watch the greatest quarterback in NFL history play in a Super Bowl one more time.  I don’t write a lot about football, and so many of my readers don’t realize that I have been passionately following the NFL ever since I was a little kid.  One of my earliest memories is of sitting in front of the television watching the Pittsburgh Steelers play on Sunday afternoon.  In those days, it was unthinkable that another football dynasty could possibly surpass what the Steelers of that era had accomplished, but then along came Tom Brady.