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Javonte Williams hopes to be fit for start of training camp
After a completely failed year in 2022, the Broncos want to redeem themselves this season. They hope to do great things, especially in attack under the leadership of Sean Payton. Russel Wilson will certainly be the keystone, but one man can be a factor: Javonte Williams.
The running back, very good during his rookie year in 2021 (903 yards running, 1,219 from the line of scrimmage), was harmless last year. And for good reason, the runner seriously injured his knee in week 4 against the Raiders.
A rupture of the ligaments which kept her away from the field for many months, but now she seems to be getting better. At least the former Tar Heels is confident of a 100% comeback from the start of training camp.
“That’s the plan yes,” he told ESPN. “I feel ready to go. Then we’ll see how the franchise rates me. We’ll see how I manage to move, if I manage to regain my speed. »
No doubt Sean Payton and all the Broncos fans hope to find him 100%. In the meantime, Denver has recruited Samaje Perine, the former Bengals runner, as a backup solution.
Tom Brady Loses $30 Million in Cryptocurrency
In 2021, cryptocurrency giant FTX announced a partnership with future Hall of Famer quarterback Tom Brady. The deal was simple, the launcher received $30 million in the form of crypto in exchange for an ambassador role. Problem, last November, the company went bankrupt and its president, Sam Bankam-Fried, was seen being indicted for fraud. Now, Tom Brady’s $30 million worth of crypto is worthless and the former quarterback lost everything in the deal.
He is not the only one in this case since, Gisele Bundchen, his ex-wife, has lost 18 million dollars. Other famous athletes and personalities like Shaquille O’Neal, Stephen Curry and Naomi Osaka also suffered losses. Some people who have invested in FTX have also decided to file a complaint against all these athletes believing that they had not done what was necessary and that they had not done enough information before promoting it to the public.
Richard Sherman recalls the moment he realized it would be his last year
Officially, Richard Sherman never announced his retirement. Despite a year 2022 without a team spent on Amazon Prime as a consultant, he never officially hung up his boots. But there is still no doubt, there is no longer any chance of seeing the cornerback with a shirt on the field. In a podcast with Eagles tackle Lane Johnson, the defender even remembers exactly when he realized it would be his last year.
It’s 2021 and the Buccaneers, Sherman’s new team, take on rookie receiver DeVonta Smith’s Eagles:
“I believe DeVonta had to run a comeback route. I had it under control. Suddenly, he stopped his race and I tried to do the same. At that moment, my adductor said “oh oh oh oh oh…”. And there, I was praying that we wouldn’t throw the ball in his direction. The coaches asked me if I wanted out, I said yes, but the Eagles were playing fast with their hurry-up offense so I couldn’t get out. That’s when I really thought to myself, “Okay, this is my last year, I can’t chase after these youngsters anymore. »
In short
–Kevin Huber (P, Bengals) hang up the cleats. In a post on Twitter, the one who kicked for Cincinnati for 14 years announced the end of his career after a year 2022 spent in the practice squad of the Bengals. After an entire career spent in Ohio, Kevin Huber becomes, by his own admission, a simple fan of the Bengals now.
“I won’t be number 10 anymore, but believe me, I’ll still be in the jungle with y’all yelling ‘Who Dey’.”
—Kevin Huber (@khuber10) July 7, 2023
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