The Seattle Seahawks have inarguably the best uniform wardrobe in the entire NFL. Their rotation is versatile for every day usage, and also include some of the best alternates in the sport. Now, the 12th Man can mark their calendars for when they can expect to see some of their favorite threads in action.
On Tuesday afternoon, the Seahawks announced two games that will feature the beloved royal blue throwbacks, and one game that will feature the brand new Nike Rivalries grey and green uniform. They are as follows:
Week 7 - Sunday Night Football vs Kansas City Chiefs (throwbacks)
Week 13 - Monday Night Football vs Dallas Cowboys (throwbacks)
Week 16 - Christmas Day vs Los Angeles Rams (Rivalries)

#throwbacks #night #best #Seattle

The Seattle Seahawks will be throwing it back to the 1990s for two of their nine home games this regular season.
Seattle's widely acclaimed throwback uniforms will be worn in primetime against a pair of high profile opponents:
Week 7 (Oct. 25) vs. Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday Night Football
Week 13 (Dec. 7) vs. Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football
The Seahawks are permitted up to three throwback games under the NFL's alternate uniform policy. Last year they had an iconic double throwback thriller with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who were also celebrating their 50th season and came out of Lumen Field as 38-35 winners. Seattle took its throwbacks on the road to Maryland for a 38-14 beatdown of the Washington Commanders on Sunday Night Football, before scoring a 26-0 shoutout win in the same unis against the Minnesota Vikings.

#night #throwback #seahawks

The Los Angeles Rams will debut their new Classic Sol alternate uniforms when they host the New York Giants in Week 2 of the 2026 season. The Monday Night Football matchup is set for September 21 at SoFi Stadium.
The Classic Sol uniform features a gold jersey with royal triple striping on the sleeves and block-style numbers. It is paired with white pants that carry a traditional blue-gold-blue triple stripe down each side. The Rams will use their standard blue-and-gold helmet, updated only with a simplified nose ***** per graphic drawn from the club’s 1951 NFL Championship banner.
The look pays tribute to the Rams’ 1951 championship team on the 75th anniversary of that ***** le. It marks the franchise’s first gold jersey since the 2015 Color Rush set and the first appearance of this specific design since the NFL’s 75th anniversary uniforms in 1994.
The Rams also plan to wear the Classic Sol combination in Week 13 against the Kansas City Chiefs.
For Giants fans, the Week 2 primetime visit will offer the first live look at the new alternate.

#Rams #week #blue #Giants

The Los Angeles Rams revealed their new alternate uniforms on Thursday, displaying two looks that are throwbacks to the past. One pays homage to the 1950s teams in Los Angeles, and the other is a nod to the "Fearsome Foursome."
Inspiring a new generation with a look back to the past, here are three observations of the uniforms.
When I first saw the all-white uniform, it conjured images of snowy Chicago and how the Rams' white road uniforms blended in so nicely with the snow. It's a sleek look that would look amazing, should the Rams once again be forced to go on the road in the postseason.
What really takes it over the top is the white horns. An homage to the past, the way the white pops off the blue really shows off the entire look.
As the all-white jersey pays respect to the Rams before the NFL-AFL merger, the current defensive line took a picture honoring the original foursome that defined the look in the 60s and 70s. The current crop of fans may not have been able to enjoy watching the likes of Merlin Olsen, Deacon Jones, Lamar Lundy, and Rosey Grier dominate in their time, but Myles Garrett, Kobie Turner, Braden Fiske, Byron Young, and potentially Aaron Donald should be able to emulate that feeling this season.

#homage

The Rams released their new jerseys for the upcoming NFL season, as their star-studded team featuring Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua, and Myles Garrett looks to take Los Angeles back to the Super Bowl.
Official Rams 2026 jerseys are available now for purchase.
The Los Angeles Rams are expanding their uniform lineup with the launch of the new "Classic Sol" and "Fearsome White" alternate identities as excitement builds for a team with legitimate Super Bowl aspirations in 2026.
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The "Classic Sol" and "Fearsome White" launches introduce two new alternate jerseys that blend the franchise's rich history with its modern era. Inspired by iconic moments from the Rams' time in Los Angeles, the new looks join an expanded uniform lineup that reflects the organization's ongoing brand refresh while giving fans fresh ways to represent the team throughout the season.

#jerseys #team #super

The Los Angeles Rams showed off their new alternate jerseys during a team event on Thursday, July 23.
The team unveiled two new alternate uniforms for the 2026 season to celebrate the organization's "championship legacy and iconic history."
The Rams have won two Super Bowls in five total appearances, with the first victory coming in the 1999 season when the team played in St. Louis. Defensive tackle Aaron Donald and quarterback Matthew Stafford helped lead the Rams to their last championship to cap the 2021 season.
The "Classic Sol" features a primarily yellow jersey with blue stripes, similar to those worn when the Rams won the NFL championship at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Dec. 23, 1951.
The second alternate jersey is called the "Fearsome White," which pays tribute to the "Fearsome Foursome" from the 1960s. The jersey is primarily white with blue stripes and numbers.

#alternate #season #championship

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Rams have unveiled two alternate uniforms designed to connect the current team to its rich California history.
At an event for season-ticket holders next to SoFi Stadium on Thursday night, the Rams revealed a new uniform that pays tribute to their 1951 NFL championship team with a yellow jersey and blue satin numerals in the style used 75 years ago. The Rams then introduced a white alternate uniform with blue numerals emulating the Rams' primary look during the 1960s, an era best known for the team's Fearsome Foursome defensive front.
The uniform with yellow jerseys and white pants is dubbed "Classic Sol," while the all-white alternates with blue numerals are called "Fearsome White." The Rams will still wear the three uniforms they used last season as well, including their main home and away looks along with their all-black "Midnight Mode" Rivalries uniform.
The Rams will debut their Classic Sol look on Monday night at home in Week 2 against the New York Giants, and they'll come out again for a high-profile Thursday night home showdown with the Kansas City Chiefs in December. The Fearsome White uniforms will come out on Thanksgiving Eve for a home game against the Green Bay Packers.
While designing these long-anticipated alternates over the past several years, the Rams' creative team focused on creating throwbacks with modern twists that will remind and educate the 21st-century fan about the franchise's roots.

#uniforms

Moving into the future sometimes means holding onto a piece of the past.
And in the Rams' case, honoring two significant periods of their Los Angeles history.
That was the motivation behind the designs of the two new alternate uniforms they unveiled Thursday night in LA, both of which pay homage to their storied Los Angeles past.
Their "Classic Sol" and "Fearsome White" sets, which were revealed Thursday to season ticket holders at YouTube Theater, are a tip of the hat to two distinct eras in franchise history.
Matthew Stafford, Myles Garrett and Trent McDuffie were among the Rams players present at the reveal and addressed the crowd.

#thursday #youtube

This evening, the Los Angeles Rams held a season ticket holder special event to release their two alternate jerseys for the 2026 season. In a long awaited announcement, the Rams finally pulled back the curtain on their new threads to the NFL and Rams fans.
As speculated, the two new uniforms are tribute to past teams. In the 1940s and 1950s, the Rams wore yellow uniforms and that was first alternate revealed. The other is all white and blue uniform to honor the 1960s and the Fearsome Foursome teams.
The Rams are scheduled to wear the Classic Sol uniforms for Week 2 vs the New York Giants and Week 13 vs the Kansas City Chiefs. The Rams first "home" game will be in Week 2, so we will get to see those threads early on. The decision to wear them again in Week 13 against the Chiefs makes a lot of sense considering the Rams wore an all-yellow uniform in 2018 against the Chiefs in what went down as arguably the greatest regular season football game of all time. The Rams won 54-51 thanks to a Gerald Everett touchdown with less than 2 minutes remaining. The Chiefs-Rams game this year will also be on prime time television, Thursday Night Football presented by Amazon Prime.
The Fearsome White uniforms will be worn against the Green Bay Packers in the first ever Thanksgiving Eve game on November 25.
The Rams now have five uniform sets for the 2026 season. The modern white (2021), royal blue (2020), midnight navy (2025), fearsome white (2026), and classic sol (2026). Even the modern white and royal blue uniforms underwent "cosmetic adjustments" this offseason. The team is no longer planning to use the "bone" uniforms that were issued in 2020.

#week #chiefs #game #first

Entering a season in which they are favored to win the Super Bowl, the Rams have added uniforms that pay homage to past glory.
On Thursday night, during a fan event at the YouTube Theater in Inglewood, the Rams unveiled two alternate ensembles that commemorate their 1951 NFL championship team and their storied defensive front of the 1960s and '70s.
The "Classic Sol" uniform features a yellow jersey that honors the 75th anniversary of the Rams' ****** le. The "Fearsome White" uniform harks to the storied Fearsome Foursome defensive line that featured Deacon Jones, Merlin Olsen, Lamar Lundy and Rosey Grier.
Kathryn Kai-ling Frederick, the Rams' chief marketing officer, said the uniforms have been in the works for two years and were "heavily requested" by fans.
SoFi Stadium will be the site of Super Bowl LXI, and the Rams made several blockbuster offseason moves to increase their chances of playing in it.

#uniform

The Los Angeles Rams revealed two new uniforms at their "Rams Revealed Live" event on Thursday night, finally unveiling the alternates fans have been waiting to see for months. They were in line with expectations, going the throwback route with both uniforms.
The first is a classic yellow jersey with white pants that pays tribute to the 1950s teams, featuring navy stripes on the shoulders and solid numbers on the front and back. The other is a white and navy throwback that honors the "Fearsome Foursome" era of the 1960s and 70s. With the white set, the Rams will wear a blue helmet with white horns instead of their usual yellow horns.
In addition to unveiling these uniforms, the Rams also announced when they will wear each one this season. Both will be worn at home, giving fans at SoFi Stadium a look at these classic jerseys.
The "Classic Sol" uniforms will debut in Week 2 against the Giants, and will also be worn in Week 13 against the Chiefs, both of which are prime-time games; Week 2 is on Monday night and Week 13 is a Thursday game.
The "Fearsome White" uniforms will only be worn once, on Thanksgiving Eve in Week 12 against the Packers on Wednesday Night Football.

#worn

The Los Angeles Rams added two new uniforms to their wardrobe on Thursday night, unveiling their latest alternates for the upcoming season. They revealed them at a special event for season ticket members, giving fans a first look at the latest jerseys that will be worn this year.
After making some very welcome changes to their current uniforms in April, including the removal of gradient numbers and name tags on the jerseys, the Rams are turning back the clock with these two alternates. The "Classic Sol" is a tribute to the teams from the 1950s, while the "Fearsome White" uniforms are an ode to the Fearsome Foursome teams in the 1960s and 70s.
As with every uniform release, NFL fans and **** ysts shared their initial reactions on social media, mostly praising the timeless looks. Here are some of the best reactions to the alternate uniforms revealed on Thursday night.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: NFL world reacts to Rams' 2 new alternate uniforms

#Rams #thursday #alternates #season

At a special event for season ticket members, the Los Angeles Rams revealed two new alternate uniforms for the upcoming season. They had been teasing this release since refreshing their current uniforms earlier this offseason, and now we finally have a first look at them.
For one of the uniforms, the Rams turned back the clock to the 1950s by going with a yellow throwback jersey that features navy stripes on the shoulders. It's a classic throwback look, paying homage to past teams in Los Angeles. The Rams haven't worn yellow jerseys since their Color Rush set, which was worn sparingly from 2015-2019.
The other uniform is another throwback. It marks the return of the iconic navy and white uniforms from the Fearsome Foursome era of the 1960s and '70s, bringing back the white horns on the helmets.
The Rams also released a video showing off the uniforms, pairing the classic yellow jerseys with white pants. The white Fearsome Foursome jerseys will also be worn with white pants, an iconic look from decades ago.
At some point before the season, the Rams will release a full uniform schedule, announcing when they will wear each of their five uniforms in 2026.

#Rams #uniforms #white #yellow

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Chime is adding an investment product to its ******* nal.
The fintech launched Chime Invest on its app, allowing users to buy stocks and exchange-traded funds commission-free, the company announced Monday.
Alternately, customers can choose to let Chime partner Atomic Invest create a portfolio tailored to their goals and risk profile, with no account balance minimum and no fees if they are Chime Prime members.
Chime unveiled a tiered membership structure in April. The managed portfolio option in Chime Invest comes with a 0.10% annual fee for users in the fintech's second tier, Chime Plus. Other Chime members would pay a 0.25% annual management fee for the service.

#chime #Invest #banking #Portfolio

Before players report for training camp on Saturday, the Los Angeles Rams are treating season ticket members to a special event at SoFi Stadium on Thursday night. It’s a “Rams Revealed Live” show at the YouTube Theater within SoFi, where Matthew Stafford, Myles Garrett and Trent McDuffie will all be in attendance, as will team executives.
At this event, the Rams will reveal not one new uniform, but two. They’ll unveil the two alternate uniforms they’ve been teasing, which will join their three other jerseys in the wardrobe to give them five total for 2026.
The team hasn’t shared any details about what the uniforms will look like, but players sure seem excited about them – and it appears at least one uniform will be getting a new helmet.
Here’s everything you need to know for tonight’s unveiling.
“Rams Revealed Live” begins at 6:30 p.m. PT, so the uniforms will be revealed at some point during the show. It’s unclear exactly what time they will pull back the curtain, though.

#uniforms #Event #team #uniform

The Los Angeles Rams are preparing for their second uniform release of the offseason after making subtle tweaks to their current set earlier this spring. On Thursday night at a special event for season ticket members, they'll reveal two new alternate sets that will be worn this season.
Rams players got a sneak peek at the two new alternates and they all seem to love them. The Rams have given no hints about what the uniforms will look like, but a yellow and blue jersey appeared to have leaked recently. There are also rumors that the other will be a navy and white throwback.
Based on this video, we can tell at least one of the alternates will be getting a new helmet. Matthew Stafford said "the helmet's sweet" when he saw the uniforms, so clearly it's something different.
Kam Curl also said, "I've been waiting on this to come back. I've been waiting on this." Might he be talking about a navy and white throwback?
Steve Avila had the best reaction, running out of the room in excitement.

#i 've #throwback #angeles

Los Angeles (64-38) tied up the series with Philadelphia (56-46) after a 2-1 win thanks to a base running blunder from JT Realmuto in the bottom of the ninth inning.
The Dodgers are 3-2 in the five games since the break and scored two or fewer runs in three of those five games. Los Angeles is holding a .218 batting average in the second half of the season (24th) and have the seventh-fewest amount of hits (36). Eric Lauer takes the mound for the Dodgers as they are a perfect 7-0 since acquiring him. Lauer has a 3.12 ERA with Los Angeles over seven starts after a 6.69 ERA in eight starts with Toronto this year.
Philadelphia has alternated wins and losses over the last five games to start the second half of the season. Despite hitting .244 (15th) to start the second half, the Phillies are tied sixth with nine home runs over five games and eighth in SLG (.476). The Phillies have lost four straight games with Aaron Nola on the mound as he's surrendered 15 combined runs in that span. Nola has a 5.60 ERA over his last five games and is coming off a June where he posted a 6.67 ERA.
Let's dive into the matchup and find a sweat or two.
We've got all the info and **** ysis you need to know ahead of the game, including the latest info on the how to catch first pitch, odds, recent team performance, player stats, and of course, our predictions, picks & best bets for the game from our modeling tools and staff of experts.

#five #runs #philadelphia #Phillies

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has introduced padel as a compulsory part of training at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Lahore.

Players attending long training camps will now have to play the racket sport for 40 minutes every alternate day as part of their fitness routine. The move is aimed at improving agility, reflexes, stamina and fielding skills.

The decision was made by senior selector and director of high performance Aqib Javed, who believes padel can help players become fitter while making training more enjoyable.

"Many of our players are already playing padel sports regularly but had to travel long distances to the limited courts in their home towns. We have now built a padel court facility at the NCA for the players," Aqib said, as quoted by news agency PTI.

He explained that padel, a sport combining elements of tennis and squash, is physically demanding despite being played on a smaller court. According to him, it helps improve movement, endurance and overall fitness, making it a useful addition to cricket training.

Aqib said the PCB wants the National Cricket Academy to become a place where players can develop all aspects of their game. Along with mandatory padel sessions every second day, the board is planning to add more sports and recreational facilities.

The PCB intends to build basketball courts as well as an indoor hall featuring snooker and other games. Aqib also revealed that the academy has already installed an AI-powered bowling machine as part of efforts to modernise training.

With these additions, the PCB hopes to create a better environment for cricketers to improve their fitness, sharpen their skills and prepare more effectively for international cricket.
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#Cricket

The New York Jets will be wearing a new alternate helmet when they host the Green Bay Packers during Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season. The Jets debuted a new "White Out" helmet, featuring a white shell and white facemask, that will be worn during the team's home opener at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, Sept. 20 with the Packers in town.
Here's the new look awaiting the Packers in Week 2:
The helmet also includes a green stripe down the middle and a green "Jets" logo on each side. New York will match the helmet with their "Legacy White" uniforms to create the new look.
The Jets are one of many teams, including the Packers, who have debuted an all-white helmet to go with all-white uniforms in recent years. The Jets have a "White Out" set, while the Packers call their all-whites "Winter Warning."
The Jets wearing all white at home in Week 2 will almost certainly force the Packers to wear their traditional home uniform on the road. Green Bay wore home uniforms on the road twice in 2025: at Dallas (Cowboys wear white at home) and at New York (Giants wore throwback white uniforms). The Packers open the 2026 season on the road against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 1 and the Jets in Week 2 before hosting the Atlanta Falcons for the home opener in Week 3.

#Jets #home #helmet

Position: RW
Height: 6'
Weight: 172 pounds
DOB: April 13, 2005 (age 21)
Shoots: Right
Hometown: Toronto, ON, Canada
2025-26 Team: Soo Greyhounds (OHL)
2025-26 Stats: 65 games played, 35 goals, 54 ****** ists, +27
NHL Draft: 2025 7th round (215th overall) by Tampa Bay Lightning
Penn State's offense needs to replace all four of its top six wingers next year, and Mignosa is arguably the best candidate in the freshman class that can immediately fit in the top six. He played five seasons with the Soo Greyhounds and averaged over a point per game in his final two seasons. He also stepped up during the Greyhounds' playoff run this year, tallying seven goals and 10 ****** ists in 10 games played.
The Nittany Lions have options to replace Gavin McKenna, JJ Wiebusch, Matt DiMarsico, and Aiden Fink. Luke Misa and Shea Van Olm may be ready for a bigger role offensively after a solid freshman season. Dane Dowiak will be back from injury. Someone new will have to take a top six winger spot, and Mignosa has the best profile of Penn State's freshmen to get the nod in the first game of the season. He has a solid future at Penn State. In his final two seasons with the Greyhounds, Mignosa was an alternate captain. We could be looking at a future captain of the Penn State hockey team.

#team #games

Henry Schein, Inc. (HSIC), headquartered in Melville, New York, provides health care products and services to dental practitioners, laboratories, physician practices, and ambulatory surgery centers, government, institutional health care clinics, and other alternate care clinics. Valued at $9.8 billion by market cap, the company provides shop supplies, as well as dental and medical solutions and services to improve operational success and clinical outcomes. The world's largest health care solutions provider is expected to announce its fiscal second-quarter earnings for 2026 in the near future.
Ahead of the event, ******* ysts expect HSIC to report a profit of $1.22 per share on a diluted basis, up 10.9% from $1.10 per share in the year-ago quarter. The company beat the consensus estimates in three of the last four quarters while missing the forecast on another occasion.
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Argentina's dark blue jersey has become more than just an alternate strip. For many, it is part of the team's football folklore, a shirt stitched with some of the nation's most famous World Cup memories - and, perhaps, a little bit of good luck.
When the defending champions face England in Wednesday's World Cup semi-final in Atlanta, Lionel Messi and company will swap their traditional sky blue and white stripes for their dark blue away kit.
Argentina wore dark blue against England in the quarter-finals of the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, when Diego Maradona scored his infamous "Hand of God" goal and dazzling solo effort later dubbed the "Goal of the Century" in a 2-1 victory.
Twelve years later, Argentina again wore dark blue when they eliminated England on penalties in the round of 16 at the 1998 World Cup in France after a dramatic 2-2 draw.
England manager Thomas Tuchel understands the thinking.

Stu Holden hadn't been recognized by his voice before − he was used to his play on the soccer pitch doing the talking.
That was until 2018, after Holden parlayed his 11-year playing career for one in broadcasting. By that summer, the former midfielder from Texas was calling the World Cup Final in Russia alongside broadcast partner John Strong.
Later that year, he realized they'd become two of the soccer world's most-recognized voices during a trip to the grocery store. His 10-year-old daughter Kenna took off down an aisle, and Holden called after her. One customer's ears perked up; he'd heard that voice on TV.
"You're the guy that called the World Cup," the customer exclaimed.
Now, Holden and Strong are gearing up to call their third straight World Cup Final for FOX on Sunday, July 19 at MetLife Stadium. They took alternate roads to get there. While Holden never considered becoming a broadcaster as a kid, instead representing the U.S. at the 2010 World Cup, Strong hasn't known any other profession.

So many things go into an NFL team having a successful season. Coaching, injuries, roster depth, plain ol’ luck, good or bad – they can all play a part in how well a team plays. But there is one thing that is almost always a barometer of how well a team is doing, and that’s the play at quarterback.
Sure, a QB can play well while his defense lets him down (cough, 2025 Cowboys, cough), or a world-class defense can lift a team despite the shortcomings of its QB. In general, though, how your QB goes is a good indicator of how your teams is going.
So how will Dak Prescott do in 2026? We’ll break it down into one stat – TD passes. We’ll use that as a shorthand for Prescott’s year. We have four options for the number of TD passes Prescott will throw in 2026, and offer a short reason for each range of numbers.
If you’re in this category, you probably believe in the recent ‘every other year’ injury curse for Prescott. In no season when Prescott plays more than 12 games has he thrown for under 20 TDs. But since 2020, Prescott has alternated injury-shortened seasons with healthy ones, and 2026 just happens to be an injury season in that cycle.
This was Prescott’s normal range early in his career. If he is in this range in 2026, it likely means the running game is really performing and the defense is keeping games relatively close so as to not force Prescott into playing hero ball. The last time Prescott was in this range was 2022 when he only played 12 games, so injury could also be the issue.

Earlier this offseason, the Los Angeles Rams pulled back the curtain on updated uniforms and logos, slightly tweaking the brand refresh from 2020. But they aren’t stopping there.
The Rams will officially reveal two new alternate uniforms on July 23, the team announced on Tuesday. They are holding a special event for season ticket members that night, which is when the uniforms will be released.
It makes perfect sense, coming just two days before players are set to report to Loyola Marymount for training camp. It’s unclear how often the Rams will wear their new alternates, or what they will look like.
Some have speculated that the Rams will release a blue and white throwback, as well as a yellow alternate, though nothing has been confirmed yet.
These two new alternates will go with the Rams' classic royal jerseys, white jerseys and their almost-black Rivalries uniforms, giving them five to choose from this year.

Around the AFC North, the Pittsburgh Steelers are being significantly underestimated when compared to their divisional rivals in 2026. Well, at least that was the case until a certain Baltimore Ravens quarterback took a drastic fall in the NFL Top 100 Players of 2026 ranking.
Voted by the players themselves, the Ravens’ two-time MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson has fallen to No. 69, down 67 spots from his No. 2 placement in 2025.
“It was a trying season for the two-time AP NFL Most Valuable Player. He missed three games early due to a hamstring injury and another contest late with a back contusion, and in between didn’t move much like himself,” Bobby Kownack of NFL.com wrote. “Jackson nonetheless finished the year fourth in passer rating (103.8), higher than seven Pro Bowl or Pro Bowl alternate quarterbacks. Now he hits the reset **** on under new head coach Jesse Minter with bouncing back in mind. The last time he fell this low in the Top 100—No. 72 on the 2023 list—Jackson went on to earn two straight No. 2 spots.”
Jackson didn’t have a bad season in 2025. In fact, it would actually have been a great year for most quarterbacks. But for the two-time MVP, Jackson’s numbers were way down as both a passer and a rusher.
Still, the fall gives Steelers fans something to laugh about as Pittsburgh’s tremendous offseason continues to fly under the radar around the NFL.

Aldrich Potgieter came in third in the Last Chance Qualifier on Monday morning, but later in the afternoon he found his way into the field of the 154th Open Championship anyway. That's because South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen announced he was withdrawing from the championship at Royal Birkdale, opening a spot for Potgieter, the first alternate and a fellow South African.
No reason was listed for Oosthuizen's WD. The 2010 Open champion has played every year since his victory at St. Andrews except for a WD in 2013. But in three of the last four years he has missed the cut.
Since joining the LIV Golf League in 2022, Oosthuizen, 43, has played in five majors but made the cut only once (T-60, 2022 PGA).
Despite missing out on qualifying at the Last Chance Qualifier, there seemed a reasonable chance Potgieter might have still gotten into the field. Sam Burns had said previously that he wasn't going to play in the Open because his wife is due to have their second child soon, potentially setting himself up for a WD before the event. Matti Schmid now is listed as first alternate, with Andrew Wilson, runner-up in the Last Chances qualifier, the second alternate.
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SOUTHPORT, England (AP) — Joe Dean of England delivered the goods Monday morning at Royal Birkdale by winning the inaugural “Last Chance Qualifier” with a 2-under 68 to become the last man into the field for the British Open.
Dean was clinging to a one-shot lead when he hit into a pot bunker on the 18th hole and splashed out to 3 feet. The massive grandstands on both sides of the green were about two-thirds full, and they offered applause for the winning putt that Dean would love to hear on the weekend.
At least the 32-year-old Dean, who once delivered groceries to pay the bills, now has a chance.
He finished one shot ahead of Andrew Wilson. Aldrich Potgieter, who made bogey on the final hole to finish two shots behind, remains the first alternate.
The R&A created this final qualifier to give 12 players a last chance to make the field, and to give the spectators at Royal Birkdale something more to watch than players chipping and putting during a long practice round.

SOUTHPORT, England – Joe Dean, a former delivery driver, earned the last spot into the 154th British Open on Monday.
The 32-year-old Englishman made an eagle at the par-5 14th at Royal Birkdale and carded a 2-under 68 to beat 12 contestants in the Open’s inaugural Last-Chance Qualifier. That was a stroke better than Andrew Wilson, who will be the first alternate, and two better than Aldrich Potgieter, who shot even-par 70. American Wesley Bryan, a former PGA Tour winner who has developed a huge following as a YouTube golfer, shot 74 and finished 10th.
Dean will be playing in The Open for the third time in his career after finishing T-70 in 2017 and then bettering that in 2024 with a T-25 result.
Dean made par on the first six holes before getting into red figures with a birdie at the par-3 seventh hole. He tacked on a birdie at the 11th but gave it back with a bogey at 13. He bounced back in fine fashion with an eagle at 14 and after a bogey at 15, he managed to par into the house.
Dean overcame a dicey moment at the 17th after hitting a wild tee shot right of the fairway and over a tall mound where the marshals stand. He located his ball in the thick rough and gouged out to the fairway.

The Monon Bell Classic, one of the oldest rivalries in college football played between Wabash and DePauw since 1890, will be take place at a neutral site for the first time since 1922 — at Ball State's Scheumann Stadium in Muncie.
The move comes as the football stadium at DePauw, where the 2026 Monon Bell was set to be played, is being demolished to make way for a new, ritzy, state-of-the-art athletic facility.
Historically, the game has alternated each year between Greencastle and Crawfordsville, but the location isn't what makes the Monon Bell special, says Stevie Baker-Watson, ******* ociate vice president for student wellness and Theodore Katula athletic director at DePauw.
"The Monon Bell Classic has always been about more than a football game," Baker-Watson said in a statement. "It is a celebration of one of the greatest rivalries in college athletics and a tradition that brings together generations of DePauw and Wabash alumni, students, families and fans."
Scheumann Stadium seats about 22,500 people, while Wabash's Little Giant Stadium has a 3,600 capacity and DePauw's former stadium seats about 3,000, opening up spots for people who have not been able to get tickets before.