Work Out With Venus Williams. Then Debate Stefon Diggs.

The day in (no) sports Have you always wanted to work out with a professional athlete? Now may be the time. Here’s how athletes are keeping busy today. We’ve come to the phase of the coronavirus quarantine when stir-crazy athletes are starting Twitter debates and live-streaming workouts.

Look, we’re not complaining. We’ve got a sports section to fill here. There are plenty more potential top five lists out there, and we need to keep exercising, too. Now, what can we expect next?

Could a wave of dog videos or the tiresome “What is a sport anyhow? ” debate be far behind? Buffalo Bills receiver Stefon Diggs got a big Twitter debate started when he urged followers to pick “the top 5 wideouts to ever play the game. ” His replies were flooded with some 6,400 takes from pros and fans alike.

For Packers receiver Davante Adams, the selection came down to Randy Moss, Jerry Rice, Marvin Harrison, Calvin Johnson and Julio Jones. The retired cornerback Antonio Cromartie substituted Terrell Owens for Jones on his list. Panthers receiver Robby Anderson also tabbed the automatic choices of Rice and Moss and added Chad Ochocinco (who changed his name back to Chad Johnson), Steve Smith and Antonio Brown. Chargers receiver Keenan Allen threw Larry Fitzgerald in the mix along with Moss, Rice, Owens and Johnson.

The Hall of Fame cornerback Deion Sanders wouldn’t bite when Diggs pushed him to make a public selection. “Man, I don’t rank players at all. It’s the quickest way to lose friendships. That’s been established for years.

” But then Sanders couldn’t resist adding, “Hint: They played in my era or before. ” One of the great receivers himself, the Hall of Famer Cris Carter broke his choices down into eras: Rice, Moss, Harrison, Owens and Johnson from the older crowd and Fitzgerald, Jones, Brown, DeAndre Hopkins and one open spot from the younger generation. For his part, Diggs stayed coy, but did say that Owens had to be in it, and also said, “I’m surprised more people not saying Julio. ” The retired N.