For the first time ever, Minnesota Timberwolves star Joe Ingles got to play an NBA game in front of his son, Jacob. On March 21, the Timberwolves allowed Joe Ingles to start in the game, which is something he hasn't done since January 2022, according to ESPN.

"Sometimes you gotta do the human thing," Timberwolves coach Chris Finch said about the decision in a "must-win game."

But waiting in the locker room was perhaps the most important one: Quarterback Joe Burrow, who showed the public who really is in charge. “I think everybody was confident we’d get Ja’Marr done,” Burrow told the Bengals’ website. “But to be able to get Tee done along with that speaks volumes about ownership, Duke, Zac.”

Others have suggested it hurts their championship chances and diminishes Joe Burrow. Former NFL head coach Eric Mangini fits into the latter group and suggested on FS1's "First Things First" that Burrow has put himself in a tough spot.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, who talked about the massive contract extensions on the latest episode of his “New Heights” podcast. “For those who are wondering, yes Joe Burrow is making $55 million per year,

President Donald Trump took a swipe at Joe Biden this week, offering a rare—if backhanded—compliment regarding Biden’s ability to fall asleep quickly. "The only thing I admired about Sleepy Joe Biden is the following,

Whatever one may think of President Donald Trump, it's hard to deny that his sense of humor is biting. Whether it's behind the scenes with his family or on-screen in a public setting, Trump has never had an issue utilizing his wit to jab those around him.