News about Malik Hooker

Jason Kelce, a footballer, may have turned 36 on Sunday, but it's clear that stalwart Jason Kelce hasn't lost any of his passion for the game. On his birthday, Kelce, a Philadelphia native who has played for all 12 years with the Eagles, met with the Cowboys in Philadelphia, where he went viral after being seen screaming in an opponent's face. At Lincoln Financial Field, the Eagles' safety briefly lost his temper, with cameras reporting the funny moment he let loose on Dallas defender Malik Hooker.

Tom Brady isn't about to pay his $16,444 fine for a failed trip without a fight. After a player tried to slide tackle Dallas Cowboys safety Malik Hooker after a turnover in Monday's season-ending playoff loss, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback has decided to appeal the NFL's decision. Brady's appeal was denied: He didn't even touch Hooker. During his weekly SiriusXM podcast, Brady said, 'I tried to tackle him with my right shoulder and missed him.' I wasn't going to stick my arm out, so I was trying to get him to the ground.' I tried to bring him to the ground but I didn't succeed. '

The discipline came six days after NFL fans slammed the Dallas defender in the third quarter of a 31-14 loss, putting an end to Brady's 23rd NFL season. Hooker had recovered a fumble from one of Tampa Bay's wide receivers, Chris Goodwin, and was on his way upfield when Bucs receiver Julio Jones was intercepted by Buccaneers. However, Brady seemed to have grown up with the Dallas defender out of annoyance during his return to action in an attempt to'slide tackle' him back to the ground.

For his last gasp over Cowboys safety Malik Hooker, Tom Brady has been dubbed 'dirty' and behaving like he's playing soccer. Fans of the Buccaneers were less concerned about the Bucs QB's recklessly sliding in on Hooker on third down, with Tampa down 24-0 with 9.30 remaining in the third quarter. With the on-field workers, the desperate slide tackle went unpunished, but social media quickly picked up on it, criticizing Brady's sportsmanship.

Last week, Alabama's picks fell apart after Alabama thrashed Mississippi State adamantly, but our other four picks kept it interesting. Kansas State's best attempts were unable to contend with a still undefeated TCU. The fate of Texas on the Longhorns' final drive was sealed after an Oklahoma State intercept. Syracuse jumped out early, only to later discover they had one of the country's top running backs and fail against Clemson. The Ducks beat UCLA 2-0 in their home opener, and our Game of the Week pick was a complete barnburner between Oregon and UCLA. Even one of our Honorable Mentions caused some drama when LSU defeated a then-noble. Ole Miss, ranked 7th in the top 25, has risen to the top 25.