Ryan Conway

2 days ago | thelibertyline.com | Ryan Conway

The Kansas City Chiefs are getting a docuseries, but it is coming under the funniest possible circumstances. ESPN followed the team during the 2024-2025 season to document their historic run. However, we all know that run ended after running into the brick wall that was the eventual champion Philadelphia Eagles, and the trailer shows just that. Coming this fall: “The Kingdom”. pic.twitter.com/FpjnhZ2gY4— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) May 13, 2025 LOL.

1 week ago | thelibertyline.com | Ryan Conway

Masters champion Rory McIlroy had a solid start to the Truist Championship in Philadelphia, posting a 4-under 66, placing him five strokes behind leader Keith Mitchell after Round 1. His dominant driving off the tee was on display, and the rowdy Philly crowd was loving it. That 320-yard drive was actually one of Rory McIlroy’s shortest of the day, which shows how he’s approaching the shorter course off the tee.

1 week ago | thelibertyline.com | Ryan Conway

PhillyThe PGA Tour is in Philadelphia this week for the Truist Championship, and the players are enjoying all the City of Brotherly Love has to offer. Not only is the Philadelphia Cricket Club’s Wissahickon course a beautiful sight to see, but the golf world has quickly become obsessed with Angelo’s cheesesteaks, and for good reason. I gotta say, Keith Mitchell deserves a nice cheesesteak after firing an opening round 61. Justin Thomas does as well after a four-under 66.

1 week ago | thelibertyline.com | Ryan Conway

EaglesThe PGA Tour is blessed to be in Philadelphia this week for the Truist Championship. Philadelphia Cricket Club welcomes golf’s best to the City of Brotherly Love, and golf fans across the city are thrilled. But Dallas native Jordan Spieth was reminded exactly where he was when he took the first tee accompanied by a volley of Cowboys-related jeers. This is yet another shining example of Philadelphia being the best sports city in America. It just means more here.

1 week ago | thelibertyline.com | Ryan Conway

Fireworks erupted at PNC Park on Sunday night, and it wasn’t because a Pirate hit a home run. Rather, a Pirates usher got into a tussle with a fan after overhearing him and his friend harassing a concession worker. Pirates usher beats up fan and whips him with belt after being spit on pic.twitter.com/Vw2y5rgPR0— Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) May 6, 2025 As the saying goes, when you mess with the bull, you get the horns.