Here’s a clip of Gronk’s injury in 2015 that ended up being a Grade 1 knee strain.
He pounded the ground, rolled around, and yelled for 2 minutes. He only missed ONE game.
This was your reaction, @stoolpresidente.
Bears QB Caleb Williams avoided any major injury to his hamstring Sunday, tests confirmed today — and the team isn’t even ruling him out for next Monday’s game against the Eagles, sources tell @ringer@netflixsports.
A massive sigh of relief in Chicago.
JORGE POSADA: “I CAN’T WATCH TODAY’S BASEBALL.”
Yankees legend Jorge Posada, a 4-time World Series champion and one of the faces of the dynasty years, (The Core 4) did not hold back during his interview on Abriendo El Podcast.
Posada said today’s game has become too robotic, too obsessed with formulas, and too accepting of strikeouts.
“The baseball being played today is garbage,” Posada said.
He also pushed back hard on the analytics crowd trying to judge Derek Jeter’s defense strictly through modern numbers.
“You can’t judge Jeter through a computer.”
That line right there is pure old-school Yankees.
Posada came from an era where putting the ball in play mattered. Moving runners mattered. Taking pride in not striking out mattered. He said back then, striking out 100 times in a season felt like you were not doing your job.
Now? Guys can strike out constantly, hit 30 home runs, bat .202, and still get paid like stars.
His message was simple:
The game got smarter on paper, but dumber between the lines. #yankees #repbx
On Black Friday last year, the Bears fired their head coach Matt Eberflus.
On Black Friday this year, Bears HC Ben Johnson led Chicago to an upset over Philadelphia as the team improved its record to 9-3.
For a second straight year, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is the Week 11 NFLPA Community MVP — this time for treating 40 members of his hometown youth football team to a memorable weekend in Chicago, featuring an AI tech workshop, a panel with Bears executives, end zone seats to last week’s win, and time with Williams.
For more info on Caleb Cares Foundation and how to support its mission to empower youth, visit here:
https://t.co/Pz4azKuHzj
Kennesaw State was 3-6 their last FCS season, with no D1 wins and only 1 win over an NCAA opponent.
They were 2-10 last year in their first FBS season. They started off this year 0-2.
They are 5-2 and have a narrow but actually legitimate path to the CFP if they win out.
NEW: Georgia high school quarterback gives his homecoming crown to the team's top fan, a boy with Down Syndrome.
Roswell quarterback Trey Smith (@_treysmith1) was seen putting his crown on the head of senior Jake Jeffries.
Jeffries never missed a football game in the four years he has been at the school and now helps the team by filling up water bottles for the players.
God bless them both.