Author: Michael

The Super Bowl winner has no plans to retire soon, but he’s already thought about his future plans for when that day comes.
Although Bills linebacker Von Miller hasn’t hinted at any plans to retire soon, he’s already thinking ahead to his next step after his NFL career.
Miller decided to attend the NFL scouting combine this week in order to seek advice from current NFL general managers, as he wants to become a GM once he retires.
“It’s what I want to do,” Miller said, via 9News. “I don’t have any experience. I know what a great football team looks like.

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Boston Red Sox outfielder Kiké Hernandez just admitted that he had about the worst possible experience on the field during the 2020 postseason.
The Red Sox social media people asked newly reunited teammates Justin Turner and Hernandez about their most embarrassing moment on a baseball field.
Most players have had some kind of ugly error, base running mistake or maybe a uniform malfunction.
Kiké Hernandez though?
Well as a member of the World Series winning 2020 Los Angeles Dodgers, he had an extremely unfortunate bathroom related incident during the NLDS.
The details are, uh, graphic.

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The sixth-year pro was limited to five games during the 2022 season due to a back injury.
The free agent market could add another former Pro Bowler to the ranks in the near future with the Jaguars reportedly looking to move on from cornerback Shaquill Griffin.
Jacksonville is expected to release or attempt to trade Griffin, 27, in the coming days, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported Thursday. A free-agent signing in the summer of 2021, Griffin is coming off a 2022 campaign that ended after he sustained a back injury in Week 6.

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Georgia defender Nolan Smith turned every head in Indianapolis with his 40-yard dash time on Thursday. NFL executives and fans were also impressed with the ridiculously quick sprint.
As were Smith’s teammates in Athens, who went absolutely bonkers over the run.
Over the course of four seasons with the Bulldogs, Smith recorded 110 total tackles (63 solo) with 12.5 sacks. Although he was listed as a linebacker, Kirby Smart and his staff used the 6-foot-2, 238-pounder all over the field.
Smith lined up on the edge, in the B-gap, in the secondary, everywhere.

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