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‘NCIS’ dropped a major bombshell in the trailer for the season 18 finale — could it be the end for one fan-favorite character?
Click inside to see what the fan theories are about just how Gibbs gets the boats out of his basement on NCIS… Over the course of the series, Gibbs has made a total of five boats. The question was first asked in the first season by Abby Scuito, who once instructed Tim McGee to search for cracks in the floor and walls to see if there was a way that walls could be lifted and the boats taken out that way. However, he didn’t seem to find any. Abby also had a theory that Gibbs disassembles it and then resembles it again, as well.
Team '90s in this debate includes two Hall of Famers, four 10,000-yard receivers, and eight Pro Bowlers. The Jets began the draft with Keyshawn Johnson -- the last receiver to go No. 1 -- and the Colts grabbed Marvin Harrison with a first-round pick obtained via 1994's Jeff George trade. A year after trading up for J.J. Stokes, the 49ers found Jerry Rice's true heir apparent in Terrell Owens (Round 3). This class's depth, however, wins out. First-rounder Eric Moulds made three Pro Bowls and took the Bills' WR1 baton from Andre Reed; Joe Horn (Round 5) made four as a Saint; Muhsin Muhammad (...
Cris Collinsworth talks Bengals’ options at No. 5 pick Another former Bengal offered his two cents on the Bengals’ first-round pick, but he has a different take than the others. Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports It seems like most former Cincinnati Bengals are all heavily in favor of the team taking Penei Sewell in the first round. From offensive linemen Anthony Muñoz and Dave Lapham, to wide receiver Tim McGee, they all want to see the Bengals improve Joe Burrow’s protection. While some fans think that Ja’Marr Chase would give the Bengals a lethal offense, most former players want to go w...
Apr 23, 2021 Bengals owner Mike Brown shut down rumors surrounding Zac Taylor’s job in January. He made it clear that the organization would move forward with Taylor. "Our fans wanted a fresh new direction two years ago, and that is what we aimed to do in hiring a bright, energetic head coach in Zac Taylor," Brown said in a statement. "We remain bullish on the foundation Zac is building, and we look forward to next year giving our fans the winning results we all want.” Preparation for the 2021 season has already begun for Taylor. He enters year three with a 6-25-1 record.