Broncos left tackle Garett Bolles is done with Denver’s downward spiral. The offensive lineman gave his blunt thoughts on playing for the cursed Broncos team.
After the 70-point annihilation that Denver suffered on Sunday, Bolles was left a shell of a man. Cameras pointed to the veteran lineman as Bolles hung his head in disappointment.
When asked for a reaction to the 70-20 loss.
“Sh*t. I’m tired of losing, man. I’ve been here for seven years, and all I’ve done is lost,” Bolles solemnly responded.
His frustrations were apparent.
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After a spirited first two weeks led by a surging defense, the Cowboys crashed back to Earth on Sunday, courtesy of a stunning 28–16 upset loss to the Cardinals on the road.
A pair of lopsided wins with a combined 70–10 victory margin positioned Dallas (2–1) for another potential rout versus Arizona (1–2), a previously winless team missing star quarterback Kyler Murray. But after falling behind, 9–3, in the first quarter, what happened next for the Cowboys made them the subject of much ridicule online.
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The Broncos were on the wrong side of a 70-20 blowout against the Dolphins in Week 3, and offensive lineman Garett Bolles couldn’t hide his frustrations after the game.
Speaking to reporters, Bolles sounded off on the franchise’s struggles during his tenure in Denver, and he didn’t sugarcoat a thing.
“Sh–,” said Bolles when asked about his emotions following the loss against Miami, via Scotty Gange of 9News. “Sh–. Tired of losing, man. I’ve been here for seven years and all I’ve done is lost. And it’s frustrating.
The NASCAR Cup Series embarks up on a 36-race schedule in 2023, with a pair of exhibition events, which begins in February at the Daytona 500 and concludes in November with the championship race in Phoenix.
Taylor Swift had everyone going crazy when she was seen sitting next to Travis Kelce’s mom at Sunday’s Bears-Chiefs game.
And then shortly after halftime she was the one going nuts after Kelce hauled in a touchdown pass midway through the third quarter to give Kansas City a 41-0 lead at home.
Kelce and Swift have recently been rumored to be dating and those rumors sure appeared to be true judging by how happy Swift seemed to be about Kelce’s play on the field.
It also sure seemed like she yelled a loud F-bomb while celebrating after the score.
Here’s an early look at the fantasy players you’ll be targeting off the waiver wire this week. None of these players are rostered in more than 50% of Yahoo! leagues. The actual Yahoo! ownership percentage is included in parentheses. Players are listed from the most owned to the least owned after Sunday’s games. Be sure to check out Jen Piacenti’s expanded list of waiver-wire players every Tuesday!
Romeo Doubs, WR, Packers (41%)
Doubs has been on this list before, but he’s still a free agent in more than 50% of Yahoo! leagues.
Saints quarterback Derek Carr exited Sunday’s game against the Packers early after sustaining a shoulder injury on a big hit from Rashan Gary.
Fortunately, it seems the injury won’t end his season.
According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, Carr is believed to have suffered an AC sprain, While he could still miss some time with the injury, he’s not expected to be out for the year.
As for a potential return, Rapoport indicates that it will come down to how quickly Carr regains mobility of his throwing shoulder and how long it takes the swelling to subside.
The Bears have endured an ugly afternoon during their Week 3 matchup versus the Chiefs. Receiver DJ Moore made sure it didn’t get even uglier.
Chicago quarterback Justin Fields took a hard hit from Kansas City linebacker Willie Gay in the fourth quarter and was wobbly following the jolt to his facemask. Fields attempted to go to the Bears huddle to call the next play, but Moore could see that his QB was having trouble.
Looking out for his teammate, Moore pulled Fields away from the huddle and forced him toward the sideline to get attention from the team’s training staff.
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Charlie Woods fired off a 6-under 66 to earn a spot in the Notah Begay III National Championship with his dad, Tiger Woods, caddying.
Charlie Woods earned a spot in the Notah Begay III National Championship field after firing a 6-under 66 to win the 14-15 age division of the Last Chance Regional.
It was a family affair for the young cub as his dad, Tiger Woods, was on the bag. To see the Big Cat carrying and walking 18 holes is huge.