NFL fans all say same thing as Kay Adams ‘shoots her shot’ at fellow reporter
KAY ADAMS has been branded "lovestruck" as she went on the charm offensive with sports reporter Shams Charania on her new show.
The former Good Morning Football host, 36, sent the internet wild as she appeared to openly flirt with the NBA insider on an episode of Up & Adams.
Since leaving the NFL Network earlier this year, Kay now fronts the online sports project on FanDuel TV.
Charania, 28, writes for The Athletic and the pair have previously appeared together on the show.
During his last appearance, Shams was talking about the difficulty of balancing home life with his busy work schedule.
Adams interrupted him and made a joke about "when we have kids," before correcting herself to "when you have kids,"
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Charania laughed back: "I'm not even thinking about kids!"
Shams returned to Up & Adams on Wednesday and Kay immediately brought up their past meeting.
Adams said: "Basically I made a little joke about you and I starting a family together.
"Whatever I said - it looked like I was shooting my shot at you.
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"Which maybe I was, maybe I wasn't. But the internet went crazy with it."
Fans were quick to react to Adams' admission that she might have been shooting her shot with Charania in the original video.
One replied: "Shams is the luckiest man in the world, he better not fumble this IMMENSE bag… she literally said “maybe i wasn’t, maybe i was shooting my shot."
Another laughed: "He got her all kinds of flustered."
A third said: "She asking like she don’t remember the 'joke' she made about making a family. Come on Kay!"
While a fourth added: "You’re literally blushing, Kay."
In the aftermath of the original video, users replied en-masse branding Charania as a "Rizz God."
And an increasingly-animated Kay was keen to know what the exact meaning of the term was.
She continued: "I'm looking it up! ['Rizz God' is someone with] the ability to spit immense game with ease towards a female and make them fall into a charm over you'.
"Because all I got [written under the original video] was 'Rizz God,' 'Rizz God,' 'Rizz God.'"
A sheepish-looking Shams replied: "Maybe I'll take it, I don't know!
"At least they're not hating on me, I'll take that."
But Adams wasn't finished and wanted to talk more about Charania's "game."
She continued: "You do your job so well, you give out the news. You do all these insider scoops, all of that. Too many people said 'I didn't know Shams had game like that.'
"So what would you like to say to all those people tweeting who don't think you have game?"
But Charania - by this point looking a touch embarrassed - wasn't getting drawn in.
He conceded: "I just focus on work. I'm not here to speak on my game, I'm just gonna let them say what they wanna say."
The pair went on to give out a number of NBA awards, including the White Lotus Award and the 12th Man to the most underrated fanbase in the league.
But fans were unable to get past the initial awkward encounters in the interview.
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One simply said: "What did I just witness."
While another added: "She keeps throwing herself at him and he doesn't move one bit. Unreal rizz."