On this day many years ago, a famous NFL QB was born.
He was a 6th round pick after a very good, but not great college career at a big program.
He began as a backup to a QB who was a former 1st round pick with high volume but average efficiency.
He quickly became a Super Bowl champion in just his 2nd season, winning it all in a 3 point victory in the Louisiana SuperDome against an NFC West opponent.
He is most famous for his time in the AFC East and his ability to avoid throwing INTs.
Happy birthday Tyrod Taylor.
A new ‘FALLOUT’ game is moving forward at Obsidian.
The game's development is being led by ‘Fallout: New Vegas’ director Josh Sawyer.
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Thank you, Devon!
Through 120 games as an Amerk, Levi posted 64 wins with 10 shutouts and a 2.52 GAA and .914 SV%. Thank you for being a staple in our community. Best of luck with the Oilers organization!
Former #Titans RB Chris Johnson is bringing back the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge after announcing his ALS diagnosis in an effort to help raise money for research.
“The support you’ve shown me over the last few days has meant more than I can put into words.”
@DuaneS39 I think there’s a very low chance he would’ve stayed. He knows where he is on the depth chart and I’m guessing the oilers knew that and that’s why we only got a 3rd. Sucks too cuz if Ellis didn’t play well Levi probably could’ve gotten in and maybe things would be different
This is me 20 years ago. I am filming (and sleeping) in this rental house with friends. The Puffy Chair has recently premiered at Sundance. I am in a healthy relationship with the love of my life. After years of relentlessly pushing myself through the struggle, everything is finally working. I look so happy. Everyone can see it and is commenting on it.
Not long after this picture is taken is when I have a nervous breakdown. I don't see it coming. It brings me to my knees. Thankfully, the story ends well. I'm able to build myself back up with therapy, medication, exercise, consistent sleep, etc. In some ways, that breakdown was a gift to help me become the person I am now. It certainly made me a kinder, gentler father/husband/friend/collaborator/mentor. But it almost broke me.
Today is the last day of Men's Mental Health Month. Please remember that you can't always see what's going on from the outside. Sometimes it looks "happy." Check on your loved ones. Check in with yourself. And if you or someone you know is heading somewhere scary, @988Lifeline is a text/chat/call away.
Alex Tuch was only here for five years but was an instrumental piece on & off the ice for the team that finally ended the drought. He should (and will) be remembered fondly by hockey fans here in Western New York.