The Chicago Sky player grabbed 20 rebounds for the third straight game.

Angel Reese during a Paris Olympics event.LAPRESSE

The Chicago Sky suffered a painful loss on Sunday, falling to the Las Vegas Aces on a buzzer-beater courtesy of A’ja Wilson. The only silver lining for the Sky was Angel Reese bringing down 22 rebounds, marking the third straight game in which she’s grabbed at least 20. She’s the only WNBA player in history to accomplish that.

Despite the impressive string of performances to continue a fantastic rookie season, Reese continues to garner criticism from fans. The reason? Her low field goal percentage, which in turn leads to a lot of offensive rebounds.

Fans are using it as a way to discredit her big-time rebounding performances.

Angel Reese responds to haters following Sky’s loss to Aces

Reese absolutely deserves credit for her ability to rebound, both offensively and defensively. She plays a position where that is arguably her main responsibility. She may be getting a lot of offensive rebounds because she misses, but she’s still boxing out and getting those rebounds, which instead would be going to the other team.

Dallas Cowboys Set The NFL On Fireworks By Dealing QB Dak Prescott To Longtime AFC Rival In Blockbuster Trade Proposal

Dak Prescott (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)
The Dallas Cowboys kick off their 2024 NFL campaign in 15 days, and Jerry Jones still hasn’t extended quarterback Dak Prescott or wide receiver CeeDee Lamb as they head into their contract years.

Dak Prescott has one year remaining on the four-year, $160 million extension he signed with Dallas in the 2021 offseason, while the 25-year-old CeeDee Lamb is entering the fifth and final year of his rookie deal.

Some fans have started to wonder if Jones would be open to trading Prescott and Lamb. Of course, his preference is to keep both of them, but what if the Cowboys owner received an offer for his star quarterback that he can’t refuse?

The scenario seems crazy at first, but it’s not. What if Jones traded Prescott, punted on 2024 and set himself up to tank and draft a new franchise quarterback in Georgia’s Carson Beck, Texas’ Quinn Ewers or Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders next year?

One team that makes perfect sense for Dak Prescott is the Pittsburgh Steelers, who haven’t had an above-average quarterback play since Ben Roethlisberger’s last healthy season way-back-when in 2018.