Mia Bieniemy, the wife of Kansas City Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy, was reportedly shot Sunday night at the couple's home in Virginia and has been hospitalized, per ESPN’s Nate Taylor.
Police in Loudoun County, Virginia, confirmed that a person was being treated for "serious injuries" but did not disclose the person's identity.
Eric Bieniemy was with the Chiefs earlier Sunday in St. Joseph, Missouri, at the campus of Missouri Western State for the team's second practice of training camp.
Per a source, this stems from an human resources complaint filed by a former UNC front office employee. There’s a pending investigation, which led to the administrative leave.
Maybe noteworthy, the email/release on Michael Lombardi's "paid administrative leave" came from UNC Vice Chancellor for Communications and Marketing Dean Stoyer, not UNC football or UNC athletics. It came from the school.
UNC has announced that football general manager Michael Lombardi has been placed on paid administrative leave, effective immediately.
More details to come.
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UNC football general manager Michael Lombardi has been placed on paid administrative leave, the school announced.
The university noted that standard procedure dictates that no details relating to the move will be made public.
Jalen Hurts breaks down his daily NFL diet
- Tons of water
- 1-2 protein shakes
- Lots of fruit
- Breakfast: Turkey, eggs, turkey bacon, potatoes or toast
- Lunch: Caesar salad or another type of salad
- Dinner: Fish, chicken, or steak with lots of vegetables
- Snack: Sunflower seeds
- Reward: Butter Pecan Blue Bell ice cream
“You have to train yourself to eat the right things if you want the results”
The NFLPA is renewing its push for grass fields, launching a #WorthTheCost campaign while stadiums reinstalled turf.
A spokesperson for Mercedes-Benz Stadium tells FOS that it cannot support a grass field for an NFL season.
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