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Faldo, one of the all-time greats, took to Twitter and posted a hysterical video that’s sure to give Greg Norman PTSD.
Legendary PGA Tour golfer Nick Faldo may be retired, but he never shies away from taking a dig at someone. This time, his victim was Greg Norman.
A video on Twitter showed him with a t-shirt inspired by the acclaimed film Jaws. His wife asked him when he went shark hunting last, and Faldo didn’t disappoint with his answer.
“Oh, 1996,” he said, chuckling. “April of 96 was my last shark hunt.

Tom Brady was in attendance for the Patriots’ home opener at Gillette Stadium on Sunday, as the organization intends to honor him during a ceremony at halftime.
After Hunter Henry caught New England’s first touchdown of the year during the second quarter, Robert Kraft and Brady enjoyed a heartwarming exchange that had Patriots fans feeling nostalgic.
Kraft and Brady were delighted to see the team get on the scoreboard. The franchise’s legendary quarterback grabbed Kraft’s hand and brought him in for a quick hug.

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Is there a scarier sight for an NFL quarterback than an unblocked Aaron Donald?
Playing quarterback in the NFL is a dangerous job. After all, some of the world’s most explosive athletes are chasing you on every single play, looking to cause you bodily harm.
One of the best at that in the league? Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald. There might be no scarier sight for a modern NFL quarterback than the sight of Donald bearing down on you.
It is a sight that strikes fear in the hearts of the the NFL’s bravest passers.

For observers of the AFC North, Week 1 offered a Sunday with plenty of opportunity for overreaction. With all four teams considered playoff contenders, seeing the Browns handily club the Bengals to the point where Joe Burrow was pulled from the game to avoid needlessly reaggravating his calf injury, and the Steelers’ looking like they were on the verge of relegation against the 49ers’ offensive machine, was a bit like taking these ideological popsicle stick houses we’d built all offseason and dismantling them with a bootheel.
The wiser course of action would be to relax.

Content warning: This story contains graphic language of a sexual nature.
Until this weekend, there were questions about whether Michigan State could afford to fire Mel Tucker, who signed a $95-million contract in 2021. By Sunday, Michigan State could not afford to keep him. For the sake of the school, for the community, for anybody with a sense of recent history, Tucker has to go. 
As USA Today detailed Saturday, highly respected survivors’ advocate Brenda Tracy accused Tucker of sexual harassment in a December 2022 Title IX complaint filed with the school.

When the Bears and Packers clash each season in their longstanding NFC North rivalry, it brings out high emotion and a strong level of physicality from both teams.
On Sunday, things were no different as the two teams shared a heated moment near the 3:00 minute mark in the first quarter. Bears quarterback Justin Fields was scrambling to Chicago’s sideline before he stepped out of bounds.
However, as Fields stepped off the field of play, Packers cornerback Jaire Alexander delivered a late shove on the Bears’ signal-caller.

Panthers quarterback Bryce Young threw a pair of interceptions in his NFL debut, a 24-10 loss to the Falcons.

The Ravens ruled out two starters — running back J.K. Dobbins and safety Marcus Williams — in Sunday’s season opener.

Spanish football federation chief Luis Rubiales said on Sunday he will resign from his position as president.

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, coming off a calf injury and an NFL-record contract extension, threw for 82 yards in Sunday’s 24-3 loss to the Browns.