Nick Bolton on restructuring to clear space for Josh Downs:
“My agent called me a couple days prior… They just need a little bit more space so we can bring in good players… I’m all for it.”
Captain move. 🐐
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Josh Downs to Kansas City.
My #1 fit on the board. Said it on 89 before the deadline 👇
Mahomes just got a route runner who wins clean and decisive. Book it.
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"Anytime you're in the same sentence as Peyton [Manning], that definitely does mean a lot to me."
@tracywolfson caught up with Aaron Rodgers after he moved up a historic list in a @steelers W
Congrats to KU's Debate program, which was named number one in the country in American Liberty Media’s 2026 ranking of the “Top 50 Competitive College Debate Programs in the U.S.” 🗣️ Last year, 53 Jayhawks competed, winning seven tournaments. https://t.co/upcN0rCsOV
Dear friends, during some recent medical examinations, the doctors found a small, localized nodule in my lung. It was detected at a very early stage and is well-localized. The doctors believe that it is best to intervene, so, following their advice, I have decided to undergo surgery to remove it. The operation is already scheduled to take place in the coming days. I thank you for your spiritual closeness and entrust myself to your prayers.
With The Killers and Jake Clemons, Bruce delivers a blazing version of “Born to Run.” And it’s not even his show…
At 73, this guy is an absolute madman. 🔥
Since QB starts were first tracked in 1950, only one QB has done the following in each of his first 2 NFL starts:
completed 70% of his passes
thrown a TD pass
rushed for 20+ yards
That one QB is Jalon Daniels. He was undrafted.
Jeffrey Bassa deserves a lot of credit. There wasn’t a single turnover for the first 56 minutes of the game. In a city that sees a lot of KOs, his KO punch on the ball played a huge factor in KC’s win to stay unbeaten and take the sole early lead in the division and conference 💪
One of the most incredible Michael Jordan statistics has almost nothing to do with points, rings, or awards.
During Jordan’s six championship seasons, the Bulls played 608 games between the regular season and playoffs.
Michael Jordan played in 602 of them.
He missed SIX games.
All six came during the first three-peat. During the second three-peat, from 1995-96 through 1997-98, Jordan played every single regular-season and playoff game: 304 out of 304.
And then there’s this:
Chicago opened the 1990-91 season by losing three straight games.
After that, Michael Jordan would play 626 more games for the Chicago Bulls without ever losing three consecutive games again.
Think about how absurd that is.
Not three straight losses in a season.
Not three straight losses during a championship run.
Not three straight losses across the rest of his Chicago career.
Regular season. Playoffs. Road trips. Injuries. Back-to-backs. Bad shooting nights. Great opponents. Six trips to the Finals.
The Bulls could lose.
They just couldn’t stay down.
Michael Jordan showed up. And losing was never allowed to become a habit.
There are levels to this.
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