TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Desmond Watson’s goal is to make people forget about his size and view him for his unique big-man talent.
It’s hard to ignore the heaviest player in NFL history.
Watson’s journey to make the Tampa Bay Buccaneers began this weekend at the team’s rookie camp. He already has dropped between 25-30 pounds since weighing 464 pounds at the league’s scouting combine and he plans to lose more.
“It’s a good story, but I don’t want that to be my narrative,” Watson said Saturday. “I want to be known as a football player and a good football player at that.
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Kentucky Derby-winning jockey Junior Alvarado got nearly a week to celebrate a big win, riding Sovereignty to victory at Churchill Downs, but on Friday, he was ordered to empty his pockets and sit out two days of racing.
The reason? He used his riding crop — the stick-like device jockeys use to hit the horse on the rear to encourage it to go faster — two more times than allowed.
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According to the Louisville Courier Journal, Alvarado used his riding crop eight times during the one-and-a-quarter-mile race.
Ole Miss students graduating on Saturday are likely to spend their afternoons digging through couch cushions and that awkward space between the driver’s seat and middle console of their cars.
That’s because Ole Miss alum, A.J. Brown, a current Philadelphia Eagle, reminded the graduates that rent’s due.
He did so while delivering the school’s commencement speech.
You’re in the real world now kiddos, no more afternoon beers and sleeping in.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — Giovanni Williams watched his older brothers chase their NFL dreams and become playmaking teammates with the New York Jets.
Now, the young linebacker is getting a chance to join them — and perhaps make some history.
Williams, the younger brother of defensive tackle Quinnen and linebacker Quincy, is in rookie minicamp with the Jets as a tryout after going undrafted out of Miles College, a Division II historically Black college in Fairfield, Alabama.
“It feels good,” Giovanni Williams said Saturday after practice.