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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.

Last year, Conan O'Brien had Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch and Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski compete against each other in Mortal Kombat before their big Super Bowl game. This year, he invited Von Miller of the Broncos and Josh Norman of the Panthers to play the new DOOM. Norman and Miller weren’t the only NFL players to join O’Brien.

We all know that Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant can shoot a basketball, but can he shoot a photo? After putting up 40 points in a loss to Golden State on Saturday night Durant decided to stick around the Bay Area to explore a new career at the Super Bowl, sideline photographer.

Marshawn Lynch’s career as an NFL player appears to be over. He announced his retirement from the NFL in his own customarily unique way. Marshawn tweeted a peace emoji with a picture of his cleats suspended from a telephone wire, inferring that he will be hanging them up for good.

After losing the Super Bowl, Panthers quarterback Cam Newton prematurely exits the post- game press conference. After sitting at the press conference somberly for about 3 minutes ignoring questions, he got up and left. At one point, he did say “We’ll be back” but didn’t provide any other information. It looks like Cam is taking the loss pretty hard!

Anthony Davis is extremely good at basketball. One of the best in the NBA, despite what his injury-depleted and otherwise talent-deficient team's record might suggest. And he had yet another fantastic performance on Thursday against the Los Angeles Lakers. According to the box score, at least. The New Orleans Pelicans star scored 39 points and snagged 11 rebounds, taking 25 field goal attempts and connecting on 16 of them. One of those misses, however, was both embarrassing and costly.

Tom Brady was shown no love during the Super Bowl MVP ceremony prior to the kickoff of Super Bowl 50. The New England Patriots quarterback, whose won three MVPs in the big game, was booed heavily when he was introduced as part of the Super Bowl 50 pregame ceremony honoring past Super Bowl MVPs. Most players were applauded as they were introduced to the 70,000 fans, but not Brady, he wasn't given a very warm welcome from the pro-Broncos crowd.

The Denver Broncos won the Super Bowl, Peyton can ride off into the sunset, Cam Newton is still not talking, and Josh Norman is still crying. Now that all the dust has settled from Super Bowl 50, we run down the our favorite commercials from the big game.

If this is Peyton Manning’s final game, he’ll ride off into the sunset on top. The Denver Broncos won Super Bowl 50, 24-10 on Sunday behind their incredible defense, especially the pass rush from linebackers Von Miller (who made two big plays) and DeMarcus Ware. Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers’ offense looked stunned, unable to create much of anything under constant pressure. Lets take a look at the best highlights from the big game. Cam Newton got an early taste of what Tom Brady felt in the AFC Championship Game two weeks ago.

In an absolutely sickening act of violence this week, there was a mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida, leaving 17 victims dead. Cubs first baseman, Anthony Rizzo, graduated from that same high school, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, in 2007. Upon hearing the news of his alma mater, Rizzo immediately departed spring training in Arizona to go home and offer support to the community.

Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry went on the record saying that he believed the inaugural NBA All-Star draft should’ve been televised, but commissioner Adam Silver is suggesting that was not the case through the entire process. Silver went on ESPN’s ‘The Jump’ and discussed the All-Star draft, saying that Steph had initially argued against televising the draft.

LeBron James had some words about President Donald Trump during an Uninterrupted appearance. He said: “Right now, with the president of the United States, it’s a bad time. While we cannot change what comes out of that man’s mouth, we can continue to alert the people that watch us, that listen to us, as this is not the way. It’s not even a surprise when he says something. Its like laughable. It’s laughable and it’s scary.” Fox News host, Laura Ingraham, did not take these comments lightly by LeBron. She got so heated to the point where she spoke out on TV, blasting the NBA star. She called Lebrons comments “ignorant.”

Last night during the University of Arizona/Arizona State rivalry game, a male cheerleader from U of A was booted for heckling the players. According to the referee, the cheerleader was warned to stop yelling at the players but he didn’t listen. During the second half of the game, the cheerleader was ejected, to the amusement of the crowd, because he did not heed his warning. The ref said: “He was yelling and using the megaphone to call people out by name, which is not acceptable. And he was asked to please stop, and he chose not to.”

Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin absolutely murdered a Browns fan who tried to troll him on Instagram. RG3 posted a photo and a Cleveland Browns fan with the username “browns nation” commented: I am sick of RG3 why am I following him. Griffin clapped back responding: “…because I’m responsible for your last win.” What a burn!

We've all seen the train wreck that was Britt's attempt to go one-on-one with NBA legend Baron Davis. We took your comments seriously and decided to send Britt on assignment to get some training because....damn. That's where teacher, actor and motivational youth speaker Jesse LeBeau comes in. Check it out as he gives Britt a crash course in handles and shooting.

Imagine training for four years, only to make it to the big stage and fall flat on your ass...literally. These poor athletes lived to tell the tale of their Olympic flubs. These are the top 5 fails, bloopers and embarrassing moments from the Winter Olympics.

Sometimes, players aren't the only ones left feeling disappointed after a trade. That's what this D-Wade fan found out when he bought tickets to see his favorite player, only to find out 2010 had swung by and taken him back to the Heat. Check out more on this story and others in this week's Honorable Mentions.