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Charles Barkley really is the gift that keeps on giving. Even though he retired 18 years ago, we’re still hearing about moments of when he use to ball back in the day and with a career like Barkley’s he’s got a lot of epic games he remembers and loves talking about. Except one particular game back in the late 80s that he doesn’t really remember and that’s because he was straight-up wasted.

It’s pretty obvious that Joe Thomas is over the Cleveland Browns losing all the time but instead of leaving the team, he’s trying to recruit big talent to The Land. What’s funny though is instead of doing it behind close doors or discretely, Joe has taken to twitter to find a good quarterback for the team! He's going after soon-to-be free agent Kirk Cousins!

Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant may have buried the hatchet, but they've both still got jobs to do. For Kobe, that means trying to hoist up as many shots as he can before retiring at the end of the season. For Shaq, that means highlighting the most embarrassing NBA plays every week, and this week, that included one of Bryant's "plays."

We’ve all been there, resorting to Google to answer all of life’s questions, but when you’re a professional athlete dating a celebrity, it’s very difficult to be sneaky about that kind of stuff. Russell Wilson posted a nice note about his leading lady, Ciara, on Instagram. "I kissed her & she had honey sweet lips that were lilac soft," Wilson wrote. "Not to mention her loving & affectionate personality..." Wilson tried to be sneaky by Googling compliments and posting his findings on social media as if it were his own. Fans on Twitter quickly busted him.

When you’re Kobe Bryant playing with a bunch of early 20-somethings on a losing team in the final season of your career, at some point you’re going to crack. It looks like Kobe finally cracked after an abysmal first quarter against the Chicago Bulls. The Los Angeles Lakers entered the second quarter already down 17 points, with Jimmy Butler, Derrick Rose and Pau Gasol basically treating them like children on the court. No wonder Kobe didn’t want anything to do with Roy Hibbert’s warming hand.

Former Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback and current wide receiver Braxton Miller is trying to make the jump other great receivers like Hines Ward, Antwaan Randle El and Julian Edelman have done, going from a college quarterback to an NFL wide receiver. Miller already got a head start in 2015, with 26 catches for 341 yards and three touchdowns receiving. And with his incredible athleticism, professional teams understand he has tremendous upside at the receiver position. Just look at some of the plays he’s making against some of college’s best seniors in preparation for Saturday’s Reese’s Senior Bowl (brought to you by Allstate, powered by Chipotle).

Glen Davis is currently recovering from an ankle injury after having surgery in September. But just because Big Baby isn’t on the NBA court at the moment, it doesn’t mean he hasn’t found other ways to keep busy. Davis earned his nickname at birth after popping out at a whopping 14 pounds. But the former NBA champion has gained a few pounds since then. So in an effort to return the big man back to his infant days, we had him try a plethora of baby food and documented the journey. Most grown 30-year-old men would be hesitant to try food designed for newborns with no teeth. That being said, Glen was a great sport about it. Sometimes he enjoyed it, taking in all the wondrous flavors with all five senses like a distinguished individual at a wine tasting. But most of the time, Davis thought it was revolting. So next time you consider giving your child that tangy, mushy liquid called baby food, check to see if it’s Big Baby-approved first. If he doesn’t like it, your newborn most certainly won’t.

There is no stranger sports commentator than Hall of Famer Bill Walton. The big man was one hell of a basketball player, but he was solely put on television just so viewers can tune in to college basketball to hear some of the crazy sh*t he’s going to say. During last week’s Arizona-Cal broadcast, Walton randomly told play-by-play announcer Dave Pasch to make a pilgrimage to Temecula grab some dirt and rub it all over himself. Yeah, that’s something you would never expect to hear during a basketball broadcast, or just in life. But that’s what makes Walton special. What makes him even more special; he followed through and actually brought Temecula dirt to the Oregon-Arizona game on Thursday!

Back in 1994, Everett appeared on the show already irritated with Rome, who frequently poked at the Rams quarterback by calling him “Chris Everett,” referring to female tennis star Chris Evert. It was a stupid joke, but clearly got under the skin of Everett. Rome was given one final warning, but his ego got the best of him. Take a look at what happened when talk show host Jim pushed pro-athlete Jim too far.

The NFC Wild Card contest at TCF Bank Stadium between the Minnesota Vikings and the Seattle Seahawks was one of the coldest games in NFL history. Some players are still still paying the consequences for playing in such frigid conditions. Playing in the twenty below weather did some major damage to Seahawks safety Kam Chancellor’s skin. Three weeks later, his hands are still recovering. He even shared this gnarly video on Instagram to prove it.

It’s clear Seattle’s players were the only ones who actually took Sunday’s Pro Bowl seriously and cornerback Richard Sherman even added some wrestling moves to stir the Seattle stew a little bit. He cranked out WWE wrestler Randy Orton’s finishing move on linebacker Clay Matthews. Take a look:

LeBron James is a strong dude and if you don’t position your hands correctly to catch his passes, he can break your fingers pretty easily. Sometimes your hands just aren’t quick enough to get to the ball and other body parts can be damaged. Just ask Los Angeles Lakers point guard D’Angelo Russell who learned about LeBron’s strength the hard way.

Terrell Owens feels he should have been a first time ballot Hall of Famer, and he feels disrespected after the snub.

After receiving a lot of flack for his actions after the Super Bowl, Cam Newton is getting some backup. Coach Ron Rivera and Panthers GM Dave Gettleman defended Cam.

It is not often that a NBA referee admits he or she is wrong, but that just happened! Draymond Green was called for a foul, argued with the ref that made the call, and the ref admitted he was wrong. Don't believe, take a look:

The Cleveland Browns have denied that they lied about Johnny Manziel's concussion to cover up that he was hungover at a team meeting.

New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has won a Super Bowl, earned a spot on the first team All-Pro roster three times, and was named the 2014 AP Comeback Player of the Year. But what does he say is the hardest thing he's ever done? The Buffalo Wild Wings Blazin' Challenge. For USA Today, Gronk participated in the feat, which traditionally consists of competitors downing a dozen of the franchise's hottest wings in under six minutes. The sauce is so hot, participants have to sign a waiver before competing.

The Los Angeles Rams are reportedly interested in bringing Peyton Manning to town at 40 years old. Sure, Peyton has plenty on his mind at the moment with the Super Bowl coming up, but that doesn’t mean other teams can’t talk about signing him. In all likelihood, the Denver Broncos will go with backup quarterback Brock Osweiler in the offseason, meaning if Manning wants to play another year, it will have to be with another team.

Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach, the beauty queen from the Philippines, interviewed players from both teams on the media floor for Inside Edition. While she didn't appear to gather any quotes of consequence from the Broncos, her interaction with the Panthers was a little more memorable. With beat-boxing accompaniment from kick returner Joe Webb, Alonzo dabbed with the Panthers.

Cam Newton has received a lot of backlash for his behavior at the post Super Bowl press conference, specifically not answering questions and leaving. However, he is receiving much more criticism for not diving on a fumble in the fourth quarter. Newton hesitated, then made a half-hearted effort to recover the football. Cam recently explained why he did not go after the fumble.

Peyton Manning went to Disneyland to bask in his Super Bowl glory. In honor of the Denver Broncos’ victory at Super Bowl 50, the Disneyland Resort saluted Manning with a champion’s parade down Main Street. Manning's two children were riding next to their dad during the parade -- as were Mickey, Minnie, Pluto and my personal favorite, Goofy. If Super Bowl 50 was Peyton Manning’s final game, he’ll ride off into the sunset on top.

If you had asked me which quarterback would write Peyton Manning a goodbye poem, I would definitely say it was Russell Wilson. He’s just that kind of a guy. Like Kobe Bryant, Wilson has a way with words that brings out the poetic side in him, even if sometimes he has to look those words up on the Internet. Wilson didn’t need to plagiarize his goodbye poem to Manning after the Super Bowl. He actually spoke from the heart, thanking Peyton for motivating him at quarterback camp during his high school days (via The Players’ Tribune).

Carolina Panthers defensive back Josh Norman breaks down in tears after losing Super Bowl 50. After having a tremendous season, and playing his heart out in the Super Bowl, the loss of 24-10 was devastating. As the clock wound down to zero, cameras found a wrecked Norman on the sidelines.

Daniel Bryan has officially retired from wrestling at the age of 34. The WWE champ took to Twitter before Raw to share that after 16 years, he was officially done due to medical reasons. "Due to medical reasons, effective immediately, I am announcing my retirement," Bryan, 34, tweeted to his more than 2 million followers. "Tonight on Raw, I’ll have a chance to elaborate. #gratitude." Hours later, the wrestling legend stood in the ring during WWE Monday Night RAW to discuss his decision to the live audience.

Many people were wondering why Giants quarterback Eli Manning had a blank stare on his face when his brother led a Super Bowl-clinching touchdown drive. When cameras panned to Manning’s family’s box, brother Eli looked miserable, so, of course, the Internet went wild with memes poking fun at the New York Giants signal caller.