Neil Degrasse Tyson Catch on Social Networks because of a ‘curious’ post about athletes who praise God
Astrophysicist Neil Degrasse Tyson He referred to social media for fasting about professional athletes thanking God when winning a great sports event.
Athletes routinely spoke openly about their faith and beliefs in God and Jesus. NFL players like CJ Stroud, Jayden Daniels, Harrison Bucher, Patrick Mahomes, The yalen pain And others attributed their abilities and got ways for their faith.
Click here for more sports covering on foxnews.com
Astrophysicist Neil Degrasse Tyson, executive producer for “Shot in the Arm”, poses on the red carpet before the World premiere for “80 for Brady” during the Palm Springs International Film Festival at Palm Springs, California, January 6, January 6, January, 2023. (Andy Abeyta / The Desert Sun / USA Today Network)
“It is interesting that talented athletes often deserve God when he wins, but we rarely see them blame God when they lose,” Tyson wrote on X.
Tyson’s curiosity attracted a return to social media. One person pointed to the speech of Texas Longhorns Jahdae Barron on trust in his faith as a counterpoint to Tyson’s post.
Hurts, Darius Slay and head coach Nick Sirianni spoke of faith after their victory.
“God’s very blessed us,” Sirianni told Fox Tom Rinaldi. “He gave us all the talents so we could come here, so first of all, thank him … Thank God, thank you Jesus.”
Eagles’ Avile pain, Nick Sirianni praise God after winning the Super Bowl Lix: ‘Thank you’
Neil Degrasse Tyson during the Grammy Awards premiere at the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York on January 28, 2018. (Robert Deutsch-USA Today)
During the trophy presentation, he told Terry Bradshaw, “All glory to God.”
Slay thanked his “Lord and Savior” as he talked to the NFL net after the game.
Talking to Erin Andrews, Jalen Hurts, MVP games, he said, “God is good. It’s bigger than all the high and lowest.”
Stroud, Houston Texans striker, revealed his own A response based on faith When asked about his goals for 2025.
“Lock him with the Lord. Somehow in a lukewarm season – one foot, one foot. The gentleman helped me pull it out,” he said. “So that is really my goal in 2025 to be locked with the Lord as much as possible.
Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers players kneel to pray on the field after the AFC Wild Card game at the M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on January 11, 2025. (Tommy Gilligan-Hagn Pictures)
Click here to get the Fox News app
“You know, fast and prayer, to be part of the church here in Houston. That is my goal in 2025, approaching the Lord.”
Fox News’ Ryan Morik contributed to this report.
Follow Fox News Digital sports coverage on x,, and subscribe to Bilten Fox News Sports Huddle.
