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🚨Arizona #Cardinals RB James Conner has said that when doctors discovered his Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2015, they told him he had about a week at the rate the cancer was growing if it was not treated immediately.
The tumors were found in his chest and around his heart, and Conner quickly began chemotherapy while staying determined to return to football.
His mindset became part of his story too, with Conner saying at the time: "Fear is a choice. I choose not to fear cancer." Via NFLCom.
Conner has been great example in the #AZCardinals lockeroom
Okay I’ll bite. The Colts are in this situation because of Jim Irsay and Chris Ballard. They’ve been a mess since 2021, this is just the first time the owner has actually seen it that way.
She’s been in charge for 1.5 years and she’s trying to fix what her dad and Ballard broke
Dana White said at the press conference today that everyone involved in the brawl is still in jail. He is right. They are. The fact that even the victims attacked are still being detained and Usman’s manager has come out to apologize to the entire country of the UAE tells you how serious this is.
I read through Rashee Rice's 76-page bankruptcy filing, and the details are wild:
• $13,640 in his checking accounts
• No investments (stocks, bonds, etc.)
• Rents an apartment from Marquez Valdes-Scantling
Rice owes roughly $3 million to victims who were injured during his 2024 car crash and has even put up his Super Bowl ring (valued at $160,000) to pay his lawyer fees.
Today's newsletter breaks down all the details, including screenshots of Rice's weekly pay stubs from the Chiefs.
READ MORE: https://t.co/yLIrAPieUz
😂😭😭😭😭 A Jonesborough man is at the center of an unusual Walmart controversy after allegedly spending three weeks posing as an employee despite never being hired.
The 46-year-old reportedly wore a blue vest, carried a walkie-talkie, and spent his shifts giving customers brutally honest shopping advice.
Things finally unraveled when a manager overheard him telling a customer, “Don’t buy that TV. We’ve had six of them come back this week.”
The man allegedly told employees he wasn’t stealing anything and was actually providing better customer service than most of the staff.
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