Shortest MVP ever. Shortest #1 overall pick ever. In a positionless league where the tall guys have handles now and you don’t necessarily need the shorter guys to be the designated ball handlers anymore, we might not ever see anything like him ever again.
Jayden Higgins is going to be a Nico Collins clone.
Expect him to produce immediately and learn his game from Nico Collins
This route running is rare at 6’4 and for CJ Stroud to have both of them is going to be fun to watch for the Houston Texans
Nick Caserio on the Texans secondary on @PatMcAfeeShow:
“They’re highly, highly competitive. They’re very salty. And they really don’t say a lot. They kinda just show up & work.”
POWERFUL: #Raiders star RB Ashton Jeanty says that he found GOD and accepted Christ into his life.
Jeanty says that after accepting God, he has his historic season
“My identity is in Christ”
“I’d like to say that I’m a Christian cleverly disguised as a star running back”
🙏
So let me get this straight: Teddy Bridgewater — a volunteer not even a school employee — is being suspended for helping kids and doing good in his community?
Bridgewater personally covered:
• $14K for training camp
• $9,500 for team pride sets
• $2,200/week for pregame meals
• $1,300/week for recovery
• $700/week for Ubers
…and more.
And he’s being penalized for that?
Absolutely shameful. These are the kind of servant leaders our communities need. What message does this send to the next Teddy Bridgewater?
(📹 @305Sportss)
Teddy Bridgewater just got suspended as the Head Coach of Miami Northwestern High School because he covered Uber rides, meals and recovery services for his players out of his own pockets last season.
He got suspended for taking care of his players when they were in need, teaching them how to take care of their bodies and giving them the necessities to help them chase their dreams for a brighter future.
Not cheating. Not stealing. Just caring.
He gave them the tools to chase a better future and is getting punished for it.
Suspending Teddy Bridgewater isn’t justice.
It’s punishing love, leadership, and sacrifice.