Forreston 53, Dakota 14: The Cardinals (3-1, 1-1 NUIC) led 53-0 at halftime in the home win. Liam Setterstrom led the ground game with 86 yards and a score. Eli Ferris returned the opening kick for a TD and had a 28-yard rushing score.
Stockton 40, Morrison 3: The Blackhawks rolled to a home win after scoring all 40 points in the first half. Stockton (3-1, 2-0 NUIC) has allowed just 11 points its last three games after opening the season wiith a 41-20 setback to El Paso-Gridley.
Polo 70, Milledgeville 14: The Marcos (4-0) rolled in the Battle of the Blacktop game as Mercer Mumford had four rushing TDs and 161 yards. Jordan Reed also threw a TD to Ryder Faivre. Kyson Francis had two rushing scores for the Missiles. Polo led 38-8 after the first quarter.
West Carroll 68, River Ridge 6: The Thunder improved to 3-1 after bouncing back from last week's close loss to Amboy.
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#game

Bayern Munich and SSV Ulm 1846 are continuing their partnership focused on developing the next generation of footballers.
The two clubs have extended their cooperation agreement for another year, meaning the partnership will now run through June 2027 per iMiaSanMia. Bayern Munich and Ulm have been working together in youth development since the beginning of 2021, with both clubs aiming to create better opportunities and pathways for young players.
The extension is another indication of Bayern Munich's continued focus on building relationships with clubs that can contribute to the development of young talent.
For SSV Ulm 1846, working alongside one of Germany's biggest clubs provides an opportunity to benefit from Bayern Munich's experience and expertise in youth football. For Bayern Munich, partnerships such as this can help strengthen its scouting and development network while identifying players with the potential to progress further.
The relationship has now lasted more than five years, and both clubs clearly see value in continuing it.

#munich #continuing #partnership #Youth

Although he still gets a good chuckle over the mistake that EA Sports' "College Football 27″ made in July when it depicted him as being of a different race, BYU's Cannon DeVries hopes he will now be known more for his plays on the football field than a botched likeness on a video game.
The sophomore defensive back from North Ogden and Weber High made that a possibility last Saturday. DeVries returned two punts for a combined 73 yards and a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown in BYU's 63-7 win over Utah Tech.
The big returns helped him earn Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week honors, but, more importantly, gave him a healthy dose of confidence as he enters his second season in Provo.
"Yeah, it meant a lot. That is something that I had the goal to reach and to get, so to get it the first week was pretty special for me," DeVries said after BYU's practice Wednesday. "As a young kid, I always believed that I could do special things on the field, so being able to go out and do them was definitely a dream come true."
DeVries also got the start in the defensive backfield from his nickel position and recorded a tackle. He was just as thrilled that secondary mates Tre Alexander, Evan Johnson and Matthias Leach recorded interceptions in the opener.

#special #defensive #recorded #although

Florida State football news: Mike Norvell's honest ******* sment after SMU loss appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Following two straight disappointing seasons, Florida State football had an opportunity to gain significant momentum by earning an ACC victory over a ranked opponent. One can even say that the program needed this one. The Seminoles were unable to break through, however, and remain mired in uncertainty heading into next Saturday's road matchup versus Alabama. Mike Norvell did not focus only on the negative, but he made sure to acknowledge his team's shortcomings.
"{Norvell} starts by thanking the facilities in getting the power back on," Alison Posey of WCTV Sports reported after Florida State's 27-24 loss to the Mustangs. "He said he thought they ran the ball really well, and they have to make plays in the passing game when the opportunities present themselves."
That is an accurate ******* sment. Ousmane Kromah logged 22 carries for 116 yards and one touchdown, while quarterback Ashton Daniels rushed 16 times for 71 yards and a score. Unfortunately, the Seminoles painfully lacked balance on offense. Daniels, who transferred from Auburn, completed 12-of-23 passes for 125 yards and one TD. He looked especially out of sorts when trying to play hero ball in the final drive of the game.
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#seminoles #daniels #sports #Football

Walsh doesn't view that security as a reason to get comfortable. Instead, he says the extension has provided even more motivation heading into his fourth season. He's spent much of the summer in the gym, with a particular emphasis on expanding the offensive side of his game. "I want to be able to contribute, and I want to be able to create my own shots," he said. "I want to be able to be called on when we need to get a bucket, and also still do the same things on defense that I've been doing because that's what got me here. But adding the offensive piece, so I'm a threat at all times and I can get my own bucket if I have to, that is going to further separate me."
This article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: "I want to be able to contribute, and I want to be …

#offensive

It's not Thanksgiving and it's not the Apple Cup of old. The Dawgs and Cougs will kick off the '26 season by renewing their rivalry at Husky Stadium. WSU is part of the new-look Pac-12 with a new-look roster and a new-looking coaching staff. Kirby Moore arrives for his first head coaching job after serving as an Offensive Coordinator at Missouri and Fresno St. They welcome QB Caden Pinnick from Cal-Davis. The combination of Moore and Pinnick give WSU a good foundation for the offense. However, they did lose a lot of players in the transfer portal, particularly to Iowa St, where former coach Jimmy Rogers took over. It has only been three years since UW went to the Big 10, but the talent on each roster shows how much the talent has diverged in that time.
The game will kick off at 1:00 PM PT from Husky Stadium. It will air on NBC with Paul Burmeister, Yogi Roth, and Zora Stephenson on the call. It will stream via the NBC Sports app. It will also be the debut of new UW Football PBP voice Elise Woodward. Cam Cleeland will join her in the booth on KJR 93.3.
This is your thread to discuss all things UW and Apple Cup. Go Dawgs!

#moore #roster #Coaching

The hours are quickly winding down to UFC Fight Night 287 which marks the promotion's fourth-annual stop in Paris.
It will be a big night in France, with local favorite and former KSW champion Salahdine Parnasse (23-2 MMA, 0-0 UFC) set to make his octagon debut in the main event when he tests his skills against the self-proclaimed "gatekeeper to the top 10" at lightweight in Dan Hooker (24-14 MMA, 14-10 UFC).
The critical five-round showdown at 155 pounds is grabbing most of the attention, but there's plenty more going on during Saturday's card at Accor Arena (Paramount+), particularly the potential UFC finale of Michael Page (25-3 MMA, 4-1 UFC), who fights the last bout of his contract in a middleweight featured contest against Nursulton Ruziboev (37-9-2 MMA, 5-1 UFC).
The help prepare for the card, MMA Junkie reporters Mike Bohn and Farah Hannoun will preview the top storylines, angles and more before UFC Fight Night 287.
This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: Video: UFC Paris live preview show with Farah Hannoun, Mike Bohn

#night #hannoun #preview

Paddy Donovan insists he is not "underestimating" Tyrone McKenna before they meet at Croke Park on Saturday with a second crack at world honours on the horizon.
Donovan bounced back from his first ******* le defeat by Lewis Crocker with an impressive victory over Karen Chukhadzhian in May to return to the mandatory slot for the IBF welterweight ******* le held by Australia's Liam Paro.
The Limerick man is aware of the risks in taking a fight in the interim, but felt this was too good an opportunity to turn down and plans to put on a show to elevate his status.
He and McKenna have sparred countless rounds over the years and the 27-year-old, whose record is 15 wins with two defeats, feels he is a level above his fellow southpaw.
"It's risky to take the fight being number one with the IBF but I couldn't turn down the opportunity to fight in front of 80,000 Irish fans," Donovan said at Thursday's news conference.

#title #Opportunity #tyrone

As Houston Texans receiver Tank Dell continues to work to return from a devastating injury that sidelined him nearly two years ago, what's missing in his recovery, according to Nick Caserio, is the top-end speed that made him such an effective weapon his first two seasons in the league.
Dell was one of the many topics covered by the Texans general manager in his 45-minute appearance Wednesday morning on 95.7 The Fan's "Payne & Pendergast."
Dell, who tore his ACL, MCL, LCL and other ligaments during a game at Kansas City in December 2024, returned for training camp last month, but will open the season on injured reserve, meaning he isn't eligible to return until Week 5 at the earliest.
Caserio said the 5-foot-9, 165-pound receiver has had some "minor setbacks, nothing significant" during his recovery, but was more specific about the man who ran a 4.49 40-yard dash at the combine hoping to return to the speed that made him so successful.
"We all saw what Tank did his first two years in the league and he made a lot of electric plays. Whether or not he can get to that same level of performance, we'll find out," Caserio said. "But overall, he's definitely making progress. I'd say it's more minor tweaks than anything else and I think he'll be able to build his capacity and maybe some of his high-speed, long-distance running and then see if we can get him to 20-21 mph and the running speeds he was running before the injury."

#speed #made #texans

Manchester United made a shock approach to sign left-back Rayan Ait-Nouri from rivals Manchester City before the transfer deadline.
United checked with City on whether they could sign the defender on loan, following an approach from the Algeria international's representatives last week.
It is understood, however, that United were informed that a loan would only be possible with an obligation to buy, which United were not interested in.
The focus of United's summer has been on strengthening Michael Carrick's midfield, with deals for Carlos Baleba, Youri Tielemans and Andrey Santos.
But left back was an area of concern ahead of the deadline with United lacking established options beyond former England international Luke Shaw.

#united #city #back #deadline

Receiver Odell Beckham Jr. is back with the Giants, for the first time since 2018. And he hopes to soon be back in the number he used to wear there.
Receiver Jalin Hyatt had it. He still does, but Hyatt was waived and signed to the practice squad. Beckham should have dibs, since he's on the roster.
"I think we all know what that means to me," Beckham told reporters on Monday regarding the possibility of wearing 13 again, via Charlotte Carroll of The Athletic. "There definitely will be some conversations. I'll just say we'll see what happens. But like I said, it would be an honor and a privilege to put that back on."
Beckham has worn No. 3 during the preseason, but that number belongs to linebacker Abdul Carter.
Although Hyatt has worn it for three seasons in New York, he's not currently on the 53-man roster. It should be an easy game of rock-paper-scissors, one that won't require Beckham to write a check.

#Giants

With the 2026 Texas high school football season kicking off and volleyball season tipping off statewide, many of the Big Country's top high school athletes shined across the Lone Star State last week.
Several athletes had standout performances during last week's action and have been nominated for this week's edition of the Abilene Reporter-News' City National Bank Big Country High School Athlete of the Week.
The Reporter-News is taking weekly nominations and will release a list of finalists for the City National Bank Big Country Athlete of the Week at the beginning of each week.
Please include statistics from the week's games and any pertinent information or honors.
Students in all varsity sports are eligible and can only be named Athlete of the Week one time per season, per sport, and athletes from one school cannot win more than three consecutive weeks.

#school #season #bank

Nottingham Forest have enquired about the possibility of signing Liverpool goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili.
Oliver Glasner wants to add a new first-choice goalkeeper to his squad before the deadline, and Forest have had an offer turned down for former loanee Dean Henderson of Crystal Palace.
According to journalistMatteo Moretto, Forest have contacted Liverpool to discuss Mamardashvili's availability. The Georgia international joined Liverpool from Valencia for an initial fee of £25m last summer and made 10 Premier League appearances last season.
The 25-year-old is understood to feel frustrated about his role heading into the current campaign, with Alisson Becker remaining at Anfield as number one goalkeeper, despite speculation over a potential move to Juventus.
Liverpool also have issues around registration rules. Clubs can register a maximum of 17 players not classed as a 'homegrown player', with the Reds reaching that limit afterthe arrival of Ronald Araujo from Barcelona.

#forest #dean

By week 0 standards, it was a pretty fun Saturday on the soft opening of college football season. It's the final week 0 we'll ever see, with the NCAA moving to eliminate schedule oddity starting next year. So what did we learn? Let's dive in.
Bill Belichick kicked off the college football season with an ugly, gutty win over TCU in Ireland. It was easily the best win so far of his college career, doing it with mostly underclassmen on his young roster. Through all the noise and the drama, Belichick did what he's done so many times — win.
That win was much more about the hapless TCU team that North Carolina played though. TCU's new pro-style offense looked good to start, but North Carolina overwhelmed them physically in the second half. Harvard transfer Jaden Craig couldn't get anything going through the air after receiving plenty of hype this offseason.
TCU was missing their top receiver, but it sure looks like the Horned Frogs are in for a long, long season in the Big 12.
From the jump in Charlottesville on Saturday afternoon, NC State was simply overmatched. It was a physical beatdown coming from the Cavaliers, as Beau Pribula operated Tony Elliott's power run game from the quarterback position to perfection. Pribula also hit a couple of passes down the field to step on the throat of the Wolfpack.

#carolina #pribula

Just a week ago, Dabo Swinney said no one had truly separated himself among Clemson's interior defensive linemen. ESPN ***** yst Adam Rittenberg appears to see at least one player worth keeping a close eye on: junior defensive tackle Andy Burburija.
"He had a very productive season in 2025 at Iowa Western, earning first-team NJCAA All-America honors for a national championship squad. Burburija, who grew up northwest of Chicago, joins a Clemson defensive front that replaces three NFL draft picks, including first-rounder Peter Woods."
That turnover has created a major opportunity in the middle of Clemson's defensive line. The Tigers lost experienced pieces such as Woods and DeMonte Capehart, leaving defensive coordinator Tom Allen and his staff searching for players capable of stepping into bigger roles immediately.
Burburija may be one of the most intriguing options. Allen has already spoken highly of the newcomer and the physicality he brings to the position.
"He's not very tall, but he is powerful and he can run…He is so strong."

#defensive #allen #dabo

Roman Anthony's Red Sox Return Delayed Before Crucial Yankees Series originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Boston Red Sox will begin one of their biggest series of the season without Roman Anthony. Anthony remained with Triple-A Worcester on Friday instead of joining Boston for its series opener against the New York Yankees, according to Tommy Cassell of the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.
The development might disappoint Red Sox fans who hoped Anthony's two-hit performance Thursday would serve as the final step in his rehab **** ignment. However, there is no indication the 22-year-old suffered a setback with the torn ligament in his finger that has sidelined him since May.
Instead, the Red Sox appear to be exercising patience with one of their most important players.
Anthony went 2-for-4 with an RBI double and a single Thursday. He has batted .304 across rehab stops with Double-A Portland and Worcester while hitting two home runs. Those numbers suggest Anthony is close. His own evaluation explained why Boston might want to give him more time.

#worcester #series #double

Adam Schefter has spent much of the offseason predicting Aaron Donald will return to the Los Angeles Rams. But on Wednesday's Pat McAfee Show, he sounded less certain — and more focused on the clock running out.
With the Rams set to open the season in two and a half weeks against the San Francisco 49ers in Australia, Schefter said the timeline for Donald to make a call is closing fast.
"These people know it's go time. Like two and a half weeks, time to start getting ready, which, again, makes me wonder what's going through the mind of one Aaron Donald right now as we get closer to the regular season," Schefter said. "I would think that he's probably getting close to making a decision at some point here. 'Cause either you're gonna do it or you're not gonna do it. We're at the point now where, like, you're coming back or you're not coming back. Does your body feel like it can handle it, or does your body feel like it can't handle it? What are we doing here? One way or the other, right?"
The comments mark a shift in tone from Schefter's earlier reporting. In June, he called a Donald return "more likely than not," and by early July he was noting momentum building around the idea after the Rams acquired Myles Garrett from Cleveland. Donald was later seen working out at the team's facility, and has had multiple workouts with the Rams during training camp.
Donald hasn't played since the Rams' 2024 playoff loss to Detroit. He made first-team All-Pro in that final season, logging eight sacks while playing more than 80% of Los Angeles' defensive snaps — hardly the profile of a player in decline. He's now 35 and would be more than two years removed from live game action if he suits up in Week 1.

#donald

Indianapolis Colts cornerback Charvarius Ward Sr. is back on the field, but his back injury isn't something he expects to completely leave behind anytime soon.
Ward returned to individual drills Tuesday before participating in a handful of team reps Wednesday after missing roughly two weeks.
Following his return, the veteran cornerback offered a candid **** sment of what lies ahead.
"It's gonna be something I gotta deal with. Something I gotta maintain. Something I gotta manage," Ward said, via James Boyd of The Athletic. "Definitely not gonna be fixed overnight or over the next couple weeks. I just gotta maintain it throughout the whole entire season."
#colts Charvarius Ward Sr.: on his back injury:

“It’s gonna be something I gotta deal with. Something I gotta maintain. Something I gotta manage. Definitely not gonna be fixed overnight or over the next couple weeks. I just gotta maintain it throughout the whole entire season.” pic.twitter.com/8rW6y8ForK

#something #weeks #definitely

Liverpool have been told that Brighton & Hove Albion attacker Yankuba Minteh is worth £80 million, according to Jacobs Ben.
The Reds have made two offers for the Gambian forward, both rejected, including a £60m bid.
However, Liverpool will have to offer more to land Minteh, which, per the report, the Merseyside club isn't willing to do.
Liverpool will only come back to the negotiating table if they lower their fee.
The Reds are desperate to bolster the right flank following the departure of Mohamed Salah.

#yankuba #gambian

Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson will remain with Red Bull Racing in the lead-up to the Italian Grand Prix in just under two weeks. The New Zealander is being prepared for the scenario in which the recovering Isack Hadjar, who suffered a wrist injury, is still unavailable in Monza, GPblog understands.
Liam Lawson earned an unexpected promotion to the main team last weekend for the Dutch Grand Prix, after Isack Hadjar sustained a fracture in his wrist during a practice session. As a result, Max Verstappen's teammate was unable to take part in the latest Formula 1 race at the Zandvoort circuit.
In announcing the temporary driver swap, Red Bull stated that Hadjar was expected to miss only the Dutch Grand Prix, with further evaluations to follow after the race to **** s his availability for the next round in Italy. GPblog has heard that Hadjar indicated internally last weekend in the Netherlands that his wrist already felt better than it had a few days earlier. The Frenchman is said to be optimistic about a swift return.
Should it become clear in the coming week that Hadjar is still not fit enough to race in Monza, Liam Lawson will once again step in for Red Bull Racing. With that possibility in mind, Red Bull has decided to keep the New Zealander with the team for the time being, so that he would arrive in Italy better prepared than he was in the Netherlands, if needed.
Lawson proved to be a fine substitute for Hadjar in Zandvoort. The 24-year-old driver finished seventh in the Grand Prix, which, given the relative performance of the cars, was exactly where Lawson could reasonably be expected to end up. Considering Lawson's performance, there seems to be no pressing need for Red Bull to rush Hadjar back into the car sooner than is advisable.

#hadjar #bull #racing #liam

The Angels (52-79) recalled Christian Moore on Aug. 22 from Triple-A affiliate Salt Lake. He played in two contests in a three-game series against Texas.
The Rangers won the series, 2-1, at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.
Moore went 1-for-8 in the series and hit one double in Sunday's Game 3. He also struck out four times. Moore started at second base in both contests.
The former Vol played in his first MLB game since June 26. He has appeared in eight games in 2026 after playing in 53 contests as a rookie in 2025 for Los Angeles.
Moore has recorded a .179 batting average, five hits (one double), one RBI, one walk, six total bases and 15 strikeouts in 28 at-bats this season for the Angels. He is also 0-for-1 in stolen base attempts.

#texas

Jakob Ingebrigtsen returns to the 1,500m as a thrilling summer of athletics resumes at the Silesia Diamond League.
The competition is fierce, too, with Olympic champion Cole Hocker also in action and the form from both men will be crucial as the Diamond League Final and Ultimate World Championship draw nearer.
It's a packed evening of track and field in Poland, with world champion Isaac Nader, European champion Stefan Nillessen and Great Britain's Jake Heyward joining Hocker and Ingebrigtsen, following his first race back to win gold in the men's 5,000m at the European Championships.
Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, Julien Alfred, Sha'Carri Richardson are in the star-studded women's 100m, too.
Here's everything you need to know about the meet.

#diamond

Since their opening practices of OTAs last season, Matthew Stafford and Davante Adams have been in sync, using their veteran and positional perspectives to dial up the NFL's highest-scoring connection in 2025.
While Stafford and Adams were elite in 2025, their start in the regular season was a bit rocky because they had to adjust to each other after having limited reps. At the same time, they were attempting to figure out the opponent. It didn't help that Stafford missed training camp with a back issue, leading to Adams working with Jimmy Garoppolo during camp and joint practices.
This year, both players have been full participants, with head coach Sean McVay expressing his thoughts on the duo.
"We were literally just [talking about] that," McVay said of their strong connection. "It's awesome because obviously you could see about midway through the season they got really comfortable, but you don't take for granted how important that rapport is. No matter how great you are, you've got two great players. You've got to be able to get those reps, and repetition is the mother of learning.
"They've got a great feel. I think today was a really good day for those guys being able to connect against tight, sticky coverage. It's been awesome, but they're two outstanding people, outstanding players, and it's really fun to watch them take some ownership and even just be a fly on the wall and listen to their dialogue and what they're thinking. I love what I've seen from those guys."

#season #really

BOSTON (AP) — Willson Contreras hit a three-run home run and the Boston Red Sox held off the San Francisco Giants 6-4 on Friday night in the return of Rafael Devers to Fenway Park.
The Giants pulled within 5-4 in the fourth inning after Drew Gilbert hit a two-run homer off Boston starter Sonny Gray, and Devers followed with a solo homer, his 26th this season.
But Wilyer Abreu's RBI triple in the sixth gave Boston enough cushion. Gray (16-3) pitched six innings, allowing four runs off seven hits and while striking out six. Aroldis Chapman struck out three and walked one in the ninth to pick up his 28th save.
Bryce Eldridge added an RBI single for San Francisco.
Contreras jumped on an 85-mph changeup from Giants starter Logan Webb (8-8) and crushed a 450-foot rope over the Green Monster and out of stadium for his 26th homer to put the Red Sox in front 3-1.

#contreras #devers #gray #willson

Thursday's edition of MMA Junkie Radio with "Gorgeous" George and "Goze" is here.
On Episode 3,696, the guys brought in a trio of incredible guests: PFL's Luke Trainer, and former UFC champions Henry Cejudo and Tyron Woodley. They also went over recent MMA news and previewed PFL Tampa and UFC Sacramento. Tune in!
This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: MMA Junkie Radio #3696 : Guests Cejudo, Trainer, Woodley; PFL, UFC previews

#trainer

This story will be updated with new information.
Week 1 of high school football has arrived, and the threat of potential storms have already begun to affect Friday nights.
As we approach opening kickoff, several high schools have shifted their game times ahead of Week 1 action for Aug. 21.
Here are the games that have been moved due to incoming storms.
Douglas Byrd at Cape Fear

#storms #here #cape #story

The Oklahoma City Thunder have developed their team over the decades via the usual ways most teams in the NBA have, finding special success through the NBA draft since their founding as the Seattle SuperSonics. Many of the franchise's top players have joined the team either through direct selections in the annual draft or via trades executed on that day.
On top of this, the Thunder have selected not only several star players through the draft but also a number of notable alumni each offseason. A few colleges have been more prominently represented than others in sourcing those prospects, though OKC has always cast a wide net as well. Both prestigious programs and smaller institutions have consistently contributed high-caliber talent to the Thunder's roster over the years.
So without further ado, let's take a look at every player who has been drafted by the Thunder out of Cheyney.
Draft year and position: 4th round (3rd pick, 46th overall), 1969 NBA Draft
Seasons at Cheyney: unknown

#thunder #cheyney #city #Seattle

The Rhode Island high school football season officially starts on Monday, Aug. 17, and before you know it everyone will be getting ready to crown champions at Cranston Stadium.
But who will those teams be?
The Providence Journal will have no problem telling you who we think will be in contention and who will be our picks to win once camps get going and we do our due diligence.
That doesn't mean you can't start talking about it now. We want to know who our readers think will end up with Super Bowls in each respective division, so we're offering a chance to make your opinion heard in our poll.
You can vote as many times as you'd like between now and when the poll closes. Don't be afraid to start social media campaigns, creating as much excitement as possible for the program closest to your heart.

#island #cranston

Some are surprised that cornerback Terrion Arnold, who was cut by the Lions after being charged with eight felonies in Florida, found a landing spot in Seattle. Lions coach Dan Campbell is not.
"No, I'm not surprised," Campbell told reporters on Sunday. "You know, every team's gonna — they're gonna do their due diligence. Just like we would if we were in their seat, like Seattle or New York or whoever, we would have done the same thing, man. Let's see if we can find out whatever we can. We know that, him coming out, we know he's a good kid, he's got ability, he's got all these — we've seen him on tape. So, no, I'm not surprised by that, you know?
"And, look, I have no ill will whatsoever towards Terrion. I wish him the best, man. And I wish everything and everyone the best in that whole situation, man. I, you know, that's — it's the best way to put it."
Campbell also vouched for his former first-rounder.
"Terrion's a good dude, man," Campbell said. "He's a good dude, and it's just — it's an unfortunate — the whole thing's unfortunate. It really is, but it is what it is. There's no way around it."

#campbell #Seattle

Ty Simpson made his debut for the Los Angeles Rams on Saturday, and it couldn't have gone any better for the first-round pick. Simpson was surgical, going 21-for-25 with 190 yards and two touchdowns. Simpson did not commit a turnover, adding to his solid day in the Rams' 20-12 win over the Chiefs.
Head coach Sean McVay couldn't be happier with the performance of his next QB1, diving into Simpson's performance during his post-game presser.
"He took what the defense gave him," said McVay. "You know, I thought he read the plays out, read with his feet. I thought he did a really good job overall, and I thought even on some of the keepers where maybe the primary isn't there, he attacks with the ball up. Even on the first one that he had, where he ends up finding Max Klare on kind of the late-down flat, but hit a couple low crossing routes and I thought he kept the ball in play."
Avoiding turnovers and getting the ball to his pass-catchers was important in McVay's mind, so he was pleased with the job Simpson did.
"That's the biggest thing, is keeping the ball in play," he said. "There was one situation that we'll have a great learning opp on a third down where they kind of played a man coverage. We ended up throwing it to the flat to Max Klare. I've got to see, I think the pocket might have allowed him to be able to progress, but otherwise it was a really good day for him. He just felt like he was in good command, and it was cool to see a good smile on his face."

#simpson #klare #couldn 't