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Former NFL offensive lineman Gosder Cherilus made a career out of moving people, now in retirement he’s moved a plane full of people from Dublin to Boston after allegedly peeing on another passenger.
According to WCVB in Boston, Cherilus reportedly got into an altercation with another passenger, before deciding to urinate on them shortly after takeoff.
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On First Take, Stephen A.
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Offensive issues, injuries, and more.
Hitting panic in preseason is a fool’s errand, but if anyone deserves button-mashing it’s the Pittsburgh Steelers. A loss to the Texans on Saturday took the Steelers’ preseason record to 0-2, but far more importantly it was the second straight week the team’s starters failed to score a single offensive touchdown.
Russell Wilson and Justin Fields have been abysmal thus far in Arthur Smith’s offense.
On paper, the SEC has seven teams with realistic playoff hopes, including a national title fave.
Tyler Reddick powered to his second victory of the NASCAR Cup Series season, netting a rain-delayed Monday win after two overtimes at Michigan International Speedway. Reddick’s No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota led 15 of the 200 laps in the FireKeepers Casino 400, and he was 0.
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Polish rider Katarzyna Niewiadoma wins the third edition of the women’s Tour de France in dramatic fashion.
Sprinting the final meters up the legendary Alpe d’Huez climb in the French Alps, Katarzyna Niewiadoma knew she had to put it all on the line. Having entered the final stage of the 2024 Tour de France Femmes with a 1:15 gap over reigning champion Demi Vollering, the Polish rider was as close to defeat as she was victory.
In the end, she secured the prestigious yellow jersey in nail-biting fashion.
The people opposed to Harrison Butker for the things he believes and says might just be picking on the wrong guy.
That’s because Butker, the Kansas City Chiefs kicker, has heard you.
He knows you’re out there. He knows you don’t like him.
And he’s here for the action.
(Yeah, so much for the weak-kneed kicker caricature who can be intimidated by a timeout before a key kick and then blows the moment).
We already know Butker is not backing down or taking back or apologizing for anything he has done or said the past few months.
Sunday’s WNBA play saw both rookies (Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese) and veterans (Tina Charles, Diana Taurasi) excel.
A four-game WNBA slate featured standout performances from the Fever guard trio of Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, and Lexie Hull, as well as all-time scorers Tina Charles and Diana Taurasi. Angel Reese also put together one of her most impressive double-doubles in the highest rebounding game of her rookie season.
First, Sunday’s WNBA game results:
The Dream (9-17) defeated Sun (19-7), 82-70.
The Fever (13-15) blew out the Storm (17-10), 92-75.
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F1 is back this weekend and so is Haas’ pursuit of sixth in the Constructors’ Championship
Formula 1 returns from the summer shutdown this weekend with the Dutch Grand Prix and one of the major storylines to watch this weekend involves Haas. After finishing tenth a season ago they are in a fight for sixth in the Constructors’ Championship with Visa Cash App RB F1 Team, and that fight is certainly one to watch over the final ten races.