.@POTUS on the Jordan vs. LeBron debate: "Michael Jordan's a guy that's a friend of mine... and I think LeBron is—maybe he's a racist, but maybe he doesn't like Trump, I don't know—but I only like people that like me, so I would say Michael Jordan all the way."
“I truly feel like a member of the team rather than a new rookie.”
#Raiders QB, No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza explains his progression from OTAs and minicamp to his first training camp. (via Raiders/YT)
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Tom Brady believes one trait separates great quarterbacks from everyone else... and says today's NFL is losing it.
Stephen A. Smith: What made quarterbacks from your era different?
Tom Brady: I never wanted to just run the play the coach called. I wanted to be the field general.
My coach would send in a play, but when I got to the line of scrimmage, I'd read the defense.
If I saw the play wasn't going to work, I'd change it.
Today's quarterbacks see the defense take away the play, and they snap the ball anyway.
"Then people blame the offensive line when there was never going to be anyone open."
Tom Brady: That's what I did. That's what Peyton Manning did. That's what Drew Brees, Ben Roethlisberger, Philip Rivers, Joe Montana, Steve Young, and John Elway did.
Great quarterbacks take control.
Tom Brady: Stephen, nobody tells you exactly what to say on TV. You read the moment, make adjustments, and that's why people trust you."
We need quarterbacks who do the same thing.
The World Cup is not FIFA’s to sell. “Outside investors" should be nowhere near the greatest sporting prize on earth. "Outside investors" should be nowhere near a governing body, even a subsidiary of FIFA. The optics are terrible. The threat of interference is obvious. There was enough political interference in the sport at the World Cup over suspending Folarin Balogun’s suspension. Damaged the integrity of the game. There was commercial interference with the sponsored hydration breaks. Damaged the flow of the game.
FIFA insists that the billions raised by “outside investors” will help smaller national associations in the story first reported by the Financial Times and Times. That, coincidentally, should guarantee Gianni Infantino votes to continue as FIFA president next March.
FIFA also insists that these outside investors’ involvement in “FIFA Forward Enterprise” will not interfere with the “democratic” process of FIFA. But who are these private investors? What are their motives? Ego? Influence? Alarm bells should be ringing throughout world football about this deeply dangerous development.
@JulianCaperaB@lorenzooleporee Favor revise sus fuentes… Mexico contrató a Rafael Marquez hace 2 años para ser asistente y luego sucesor de Javier Aguirre. Ya lo hicieron DT de manera oficial hace unos días
🚨🇲🇽 Sergio Ramos to Rayados, here we go! Pre-contract signed today, he’s set to travel to Mexico for formal steps.
After Sevilla chapter, Ramos will play in Mexican league as he joins on free transfer.