The NFLPA wants teams to play on grass. The league argues it’s not so easy.
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The 2014 mutual faceplant of Wake Forest vs. Virginia Tech was a game so godawful it created a meme for joyful futility that persists to this day.
Jets coach Robert Saleh has his work cut out for him this weekend when his squad will be faced with stopping an undefeated Eagles team and their signature weapon: the Tush Push.
The play, also referred to the as the Brotherly Shove, is just a simple quarterback sneak that has served Philadelphia well. It’s signature, frankly, because of the Eagles’ elite offensive line and their bulldozer of a quarterback—Jalen Hurts. When talking to reporters Wednesday, Saleh addressed the difficulty of stopping Hurts and the seemingly unstoppable play in short yardage situations.
Which numbers should we be wary of heading into Week 6? Fantasy football analyst Dalton Del Don highlights some interesting ones.
From zb (@zeebra_token): Do you expect Josh Harris to make coaching changes at midseason if Washington continues to lose?
ZB, I think, at this point, the Commanders will stick with the current coaching staff through the season, then reassess. That said, and this goes for all teams, there are a few reasons why you’d make the decision in-season to pull the plug on your coach that actually make sense.
Those are …
Rivera is coaching for first-year owner Josh Harris, who purchased the Commanders for $6 billion.
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Is the opening-lap shunt between Lewis Hamilton and George Russell a cause for concern at Mercedes?
Was Sunday’s opening-lap collision between Mercedes teammates George Russell and Lewis Hamilton a one-off event, or signs of something more troubling for the Formula 1 team?
At least one F1 pundit believes it is the latter.
Shortly after the start of the Qatar Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton, who started third, tried to get around teammate George Russell on an outside line.
Rangers slugger Adolis García sent Texas fans into hysterics on Tuesday with his colossal three-run homer in the second inning that blew the game open against the Orioles and paved the way for Texas’s three-game sweep.
His 418-foot blast put the Rangers up 6–0, at which point the home fans could already start looking forward to the next round. García knew the ball was gone from the moment he made contact, sauntering toward first and tossing his bat away nonchalantly.
Coastal Carolina‘s first-ever win at Appalachian State was certainly cause for celebration. But offensive lineman Evan Jumper took an unusual approach to commemorating the 27–24 victory.
As Chanticleers players roamed the field following Kade Hensley’s game-winning field goal, several Appalachian State fans threw beers from the stands in frustration. However, Jumper took what was intended as an insult and turned it into a memorable moment.
Check out the video clip of Jumper (wearing No. 72) picking up a cup of beer near the end zone stands and drinking it.
Sal Vetri examines the fantasy trade landscape, suggesting five players to trade and two to target in deals.
Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake recently opened up a giant sports bar named T-Squared Social in Midtown Manhattan. Despite their new spot being open for less than a month, the duo want to take things international, specifically to Fife, Scotland, just around the corner from the Old Scoures at St. Andrews.
The present town of St. Andrews dates back to 1140 with the golf club itself being founded in 1754. Those two facts alone should make it abundantly clear just how historic St.