Monthly Archives: July 2021

You can call it whatever you want to call it, but it is trying to get your team ready to play another opponent, a good one and what you feel as a coach the difference is going to be in … Continued

Last three weeks avg.: Williams – 19 carries, 110 yards , 2 catches , 24 yards , 1 total TD – 17 FP | Hines – 5 carries, 25 yards , 3 catches , 21 yards , 1 total TD … Continued

On the flip side, a CBS Sports report indicates that Chicago and Detroit may be ready to use the tag to retain wideouts Allen Robinson and Kenny Golladay, respectively. Dick Butkus was a latecomer to the group. The Colts kept … Continued

It’s strange, but my choice for biggest second-year jump is Lance Kendricks. The guys have a lot of fun and enjoy wins for sure, but it’s just been very steady, very steady, focused approach. They have their own challenges that … Continued

There are a lot of sacrifices you have to make to be part of this league and to be part of this organization. Not necessarily always exactly what I wanted because of the restrictions but all in all, it’s all … Continued

Like he does the griddy better than a lot of other players that have tried and failed. But we’re still kind of in the middle of it, I think as we look at this calendar. That is really what it … Continued

I saw the area code, and I just broke down right away. All year long an opening drive touchdown was gold for this Patriots team and this play was one of the absolute best of the year, coming on a … Continued

I learned from it that each play, you can’t take any reps off. Keep you both fresh and dominate. I don’t think there’s ever a time when you’re out there thinking ‘we have nothing to play for,’ Minshew said. Big … Continued

So I’m excited for what’s to come. Because of his size, he gives the quarterback a lot of wiggle room. Cody with the block… it really changed the momentum going into the half. He was also cautious about getting too … Continued

Prison Fellowship is baseball jerseys for teams nonprofit that serves prisoners, former prisoners and their families with needs that arise during and or after an incarceration. What we’ve seen out at practice is the same guy, the same guy with … Continued