Author: Michael

The message from Jonathan Taylor, from his first public comments in five months about his situation with the Colts, is: forget about all the drama that came before. Concentrate on the present.
This is because a cease fire of sorts has come with the start of the football season.
“Right now, I am here and my No. 1 goal is to attack this first practice,” Taylor told reporters Thursday. “It’s been over 290 days…The season is here. We’ve got the Tennessee Titans on the clock.”
Jonathan Taylor back with Colts and ready to practice.

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Whenever a rookie quarterback finds early success, many expect them to struggle against more experienced NFL defenses. It was bound to happen last week with Texans rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud facing the Steelers, right?
This will be the week he plays poorly, they said. The disastrous performance never occurred for Stroud.
For Week 5, many are expecting Colts rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson to struggle against the Titans’ dominant defensive front. I don’t see that happening, but more on that later.

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Former Northwestern head coach Pat Fitzgerald is suing his former employer for $130 million, as part of a wrongful-termination lawsuit.
The announcement was made by attorney David Webb, and the lawsuit was filed in Cook County, Ill., on Thursday. Fitzgerald claims that Northwestern breached his contract when he was fired. He is suing for intentional infliction of emotional distress, defamation and punitive damages by Northwestern.
Amid widespread allegations of hazing within the football program, Fitzgerald was initially suspended for two weeks, without pay.

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Thomas and Koepka refused to stay silent as they voiced their distaste for golf reporter Alan Shipnuck amid his latest book.
Excerpts from long-time golf reporter Alan Shipnucks’ latest book “LIV and Let Die” exploded on social media as Fire Pit Collective published the exclusive.
It caused quite the buzz and even got noticed by players like Justin Thomas and Brooks Koepka. They took it upon themselves to reveal their distaste for the book and Shipnuck personally.

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