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The linebacker runs through people’s faces, and that type of linebacker is needed in the NFL.
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Elandon Roberts. Roberts fills a specific role for his team, a role that I believe every LB room in the NFL needs: the certified crashout. The linebacker who is willing to run through a joker’s face in order to get to the ballcarrier. Roberts isn’t exactly the most impressive in space or against the pass, but he will absolutely light your ass up like a Christmas tree if you step into his gap.
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Nobody seems to have a clue who or what is behind the dozens of drones that have been spotted flying in and around New Jersey over the past few days. New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers is looking to get to the bottom of the mysterious situation, and there is no better way of doing so than going straight to the source, which in this instance may be aliens.
During his weekly appearance on ‘The Pat McAfee Show’ earlier in the week, Rodgers brought up the drones that have been spotted in the Garden State.
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A PGA Tour staffer designed a shirt that perfectly represents Scheffler’s game and charity.
When you watch Scottie Scheffler play, his footwork tells you that his swing and balance are all over the place.
Yet, he hits the ball on a rope and rarely misses the center of the club face. It seems impossible, but Scheffler is the best player in the world despite his feet saying otherwise.
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The Seahawks finally found something that works on the ground.
The Seattle Seahawks’ ground game is … to say it kindly, poor. Entering Week 14, the Seattle run game was 30th in EPA per play and 24th in Success Rate. Neither very impressive numbers, and it hampered the full effectiveness of their offense and forced everything on QB Geno Smith, who is still very good, but has felt the effects of that.
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When the going gets tough, the petty start crying. Ohio Rep. Josh Williams, R-Sylvania Township introduced House Bill 700 the “O.H.I.O Sportsmanship Act” on Tuesday hoping to make it illegal to plant a flag in Ohio Stadium. Seriously.
The wording of the bill singles out Ohio State’s home as the only hallowed ground the receive the benefit, reading:
“To prohibit planting a flagpole and flag in the center of the Ohio Stadium football field on the day of a college football game and to name this act the O.H.I.O. Sportsmanship Act.