NEW: American skier Lindsey Vonn completes Olympic downhill training run after completing tearing her ACL last week.
The 41-year-old says she is going to stick with her plan of skiing at the Olympics despite her crash on January 30.
“It's only been a few days. So if you're looking at it scientifically, you don't lose strength that quickly,” she said a few days after the crash.
“So as long as my swelling is down, my muscles are firing, my strength is what it was a few days ago.”
“I have not deviated from my plan. I've been determined.”
“My head is high, I'm standing tall, and I'm gonna do my best, and whatever the result is, that's what it is. But never say I didn't try.”
@GoodGameBro@KurtBenkert Personally I feel like Curt Cignetti would be a great hire! But if we are talking coordinators wise I think packers DC Jeff Hafley would be a good fit if he can bring in the right OC! If you want offensive mind I Think you go rams Chris Shula personally!
@TFG_Football Nope Dj is consistently healthy! Ben Johnsonn will begin to implement him more! I don’t think we need to be trading for the fences. Draft well and keep building a solid foundation
Games with 3 TDs or more:
JT - 5
Stafford - 5
Allen - 5
Maye - 4
Mahomes - 4
Herbert -4
Hurts -3
DJ -3
Darnold - 2
All RBs not named JT combined - 2
Not that unheard of amongst QBs…
What JT is doing, has happened once in the last 25 years…
Games with 3 TDs or more:
JT - 5
Stafford - 5
Allen - 5
Maye - 4
Mahomes - 4
Herbert -4
Hurts -3
DJ -3
Darnold - 2
All RBs not named JT combined - 2
Not that unheard of amongst QBs…
What JT is doing, has happened once in the last 25 years…
Ben Johnson offered a mini-Ted talk this morning when asked about coaching Caleb Williams, about coaching through occasional conflict, about leadership style ...
Ben: "That’s coaching in general. We’re not called to be here to be friends or cheerleaders. We’re here to push, to challenge, to support. There are a number of things the best coaches in my life have really imprinted on me. And whether I was a player or a fellow coach, I really think that’s important.
"It’s not what the player wants to hear all the time. Sometimes it’s what he needs to hear for us as a team to succeed and for him as an individual to get a little bit better. And you can’t shy away from that.
"At this level, the best coaches I’ve been around, I think it’s an art. They’re the demanding ones where there’s a way or there’s a vision for how a play needs to go or a vision for how a fundamental needs to be executed. And you really – you don’t waver from that belief. And you make sure we’re getting it right.
"I try the best I can to emulate the good ones I’ve been around. And I think that’s probably where I’ve seen some downfalls of certain coaches -- they have been afraid of conflict and telling a player how he sees it. I learned over the last few years that when there’s silence, there’s usually negativity [that] fills that void and breeds some resentment either way in a relationship. So if you feel a certain type of way – doesn’t matter if you’re the player or the coach – you need to bring that out and make sure we’re all on the same page.
"We all have the same goal at the end of the day. But I’ve seen some relationships go sideways just because the communication aspect wasn’t right."
People think Christianity is all rules and restrictions. Nah, it’s freedom in knowing I’m loved by God and don’t have to carry the weight of life by myself.