EXCLUSIVE: A Haitian gang member and illegal alien who defiantly told Fox News cameras "I'm not going back to Haiti" and shouted "Biden forever" during his viral U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrest has been deported to Haiti by the Trump administration after spending 19 months in federal custody.
Wisteguens Jean Quely Charles was deported on an ICE flight originating in Louisiana, the Department of Homeland Security (Dhs) confirmed to Fox News.
Sources told Fox News that Charles was extremely combative aboard the aircraft and made crude, profane and threatening remarks about President Donald Trump and his family during the deportation flight.
Dhs Chief Mullin Clashes With Tapper Over Haiti Deportations After Supreme Court Tps Ruling
Haitian illegal immigrant Wisteguens Jean Quely Charles is escorted by federal agents to a plane. Charles was deported by ICE.

#deported #wisteguens #illegal #told

Sturm Graz and Rennes face off this Wednesday at the Stadion Graz-Liebenau in UEFA Europa League. Sturm Graz mark their 16th participation in the competition, whilst Rennes go into their 9th.
Last time out, Sturm Graz triumphed 2-1 against LASK Linz (Austrian Bundesliga Grunddurchgang 2026/27). In their last game, Rennes won 1-0 against Marseille (Ligue 1 2026/27).
Emran Soglo - Hamstring Injury
Axel Kayombo - No Eligibility
Szymon Wlodarczyk - No Eligibility

#last #wednesday

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Wendy has a doppelgänger.
A viral video shows what appears to be Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's dog, Wendy, being walked during the Tommy Hilfiger New York Fashion Week show by the designer himself on Thursday, Sept. 10. However, Kelce was not in the crowd for the spring 2027 show, so the puppy they used was a look-alike, Page Six confirms.
Kelce missed the performance as he is gearing up for his first game of the 2026-2027 NFL season on Sept. 14 against the Denver Broncos. This is the Kansas City Chiefs star's 14th season in the NFL.
The runway walk was a nod to the Chiefs tight end's campaign with the iconic fashion brand that was released earlier this month. Kelce was joined by Wendy and other stars like Gigi Hadid, Carmelo Anthony, Frances Tiafoe, and more.

#sept

Sourav Ganguly is widely regarded as one of the most influential captains in Indian cricket history. During his career, "Dada" was known for several memorable moments on and off the field, from making Steve Waugh wait at the toss and celebrating shirtless on the Lord's balcony to clashes with coaches Greg Chappell and John Buchanan, arguments with Shane Warne, and refusing to walk after Graeme Smith claimed a catch.

But former Australia captain Michael Clarke has shared another story that shows a lighter side of Ganguly.

In his book Eleven Gods and a Billion Indians, author Boria Majumdar quotes Clarke recalling an incident involving Ganguly and Ricky Ponting during a toss in India, although Clarke admits he does not remember which match it was.

"One of Clarke's favourite anecdotes goes thus: Ganguly and Ricky Ponting were out at the toss during one of the matches in India — Clarke doesn't specifically remember which one — and Ponting had the coin in hand. Just as he flipped the coin, Ganguly, if Clarke is to be believed, said, 'Head-Tail'.

"'Trust me, mate, that's what Ricky told me,' Clarke says, cracking up. 'Ricky said he couldn't fathom what had happened with Dada having said Head-Tail. [And, apparently it was said at the speed of lightning.] It had taken Ricky a second or two to come to grips with the situation and by that time the coin had come down. Ganguly just picked it up and said to Ricky, "We'll bat" and walked off. India had won the toss and were batting. Ricky did not really know what to do or say and all he did was tell us in the dressing room exactly what happened at the toss," Clarke was quoted as saying in the book.

Clarke is not sure which match the incident took place in.

According to available records, Ganguly won five tosses against Ricky Ponting, and all of those came outside India; twice during the 2003 World Cup and three times in the 2003-04 VB Series. That means Clarke may have mixed up the venue while recalling the story, as Ponting would have been the one calling the toss if the match had been played in India.

Clarke, however, clearly states that he does not remember the exact match in which the incident happened.

#clarke #ponting

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's dog Wendy appeared in the athlete's new Tommy Hilfiger campaign.
On September 10, the fashion designer walked a similar-looking pup on the runway during his brand's Spring 2027 fashion show.
Swift and Kelce were first spotted with Wendy in July.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's new dog already has a supermodel lookalike. Their pup Wendy recently appeared with Kelce in a Tommy Hilfiger campaign, and now, the designer has officially debuted a runway-ready doppelganger.
On September 10, Hilfiger walked a white Samoyed during the finale of his Spring 2027 fashion show at the Plaza Hotel, causing some fans to speculate that the dog was Swift and Kelce's. Page Six confirmed that it was, in fact, a different pooch, which was "intended as a playful nod" to Kelce's campaign.

#wendy

Jones football coaches have pretty much come to the expectation that the defense is going to win games for the Tigers, at least in the early part of the season.
That was quite evident at Evans on Saturday afternoon in this year's edition of the Soul Bowl. The Jones defense came up with a third-quarter goal-line stand, had seven sacks and added an interception, wreaking havoc on the Trojans' offense in a 12-6 victory.
"I had to do my thing. I had to push the guard back and clog the hole, make a play for our team," said Jones defensive lineman Noah Robinson, a UCF commit.
Robinson had one solo sack, and ganged up with Fred Ards and Dominique Redding on a crucial sack on the first play of a last-ditch fourth-quarter Evans drive with 1:18 left in the game. The loss of six yards on that sack turned out to be quite important as Evans drove down the field inside one minute left in the game, but the Trojans' drive stalled out at the 18-yard line as time expired.
Ards, a Texas A&M commit, had three solo sacks, and safety Rikelson Docteur and linebacker Andre James Jr. also had sacks.

#ards

On the latest episode of Hard Knocks, the Kansas City Chiefs and Seattle Seahawks played their most recent preseason game when a hilarious scene ensued.
During a spot check on the field, star tight end Travis Kelce is heard on camera as he announced his grievances with the league's new technology.
The husband of global superstar Taylor Swift was not appreciative of the league's new virtual measurement tool and was caught on hot mic as he yelled at referee Bill Vinovich.
"Man, bring the chain back, man, this is some bullsh*it," Kelce said.
Even Travis Kelce misses the chain gang pic.twitter.com/uWGUR6xZD0

#chain #hard #knocks #city

As Eva Longoria continues to expand her business portfolio, she's going from fútbol to football. Longoria and Hyphenate Media Group — the company she founded in 2023 with media exec (and TV Academy chair) Cris Abrego — recently launched the Roku series "NFL Hometown Eats," its latest foray into the world of professional sports.
Longoria is already an owner in the Mexican ******* ociation football club Club Necaxa, and her investment in the organization is the basis of the FX series "Nexaca," produced by Hyphenate. She's also an investor in L.A. women's pro soccer team Angel City FC and among the partners who last year acquired the Columbia professional soccer team La Equidad.
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#longoria #Media #Football #series

Tupac's comeback single "California Love" was released nine months before he was gunned down in Las Vegas in 1996. Nearly 30 years later, justice was served on Aug. 31 when rapper Duane "Keefe D" Davis was found guilty of first-degree murder for orchestrating the killing. But it was only two and a half weeks before the fatal shooting that Access Hollywood was with a light-hearted Tupac on the set of the crime drama "Gang Related" for what would become his final interview.

#nearly #duane #keefe

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Six children and seven women were released by a gang in Haiti that had kidnapped more than 50 people after launching a deadly attack on a community near the capital, Port-au-Prince, nearly a week ago, according to UNICEF.
The United Nations children's agency said late Friday that among those released are three children under the age of 2, a 7-year-old and two teenage girls.
"This release offers a rare moment of hope amid the violence threatening children in Haiti," said Yannig Dussart, UNICEF's deputy representative in Haiti. "The Kenscoff abduction was not an isolated incident but another stark reminder of the scale and frequency of attacks on children across the country."
UNICEF said it worked with community leaders to help secure the release of the women and children. It wasn't immediately clear if they needed medical treatment, and whether there are more women and children being held.
While individual kidnappings in Haiti are commonplace, mass abductions are more unusual. The outcomes vary: Some people are released without a ransom, while others are killed despite multiple ransoms being paid.

#women #prince

It wasn't pretty but the important part is that it is over. Up next, it counts.
On Friday, the New York Jets completed their preseason schedule against the crosstown New York Giants, losing in a 23-6 final.
The Jets started off well enough. Linebacker Marcelino McCrary-Ball had a heck of an effort as he was involved in two first-half takeaways. Gang Green took the lead with the game's first touchdown as well.
After kicker Jason Sanders missed that extra point, itz went downhill from there for the entire team.
Even so, it's still the preseason finale. Jobs were on the line and position battles being fought.

#york #preseason #first #Giants

DRESDEN — It wasn't a flashy play, but it all but epitomized what the Granville defense accomplished in another topsy-turvy tussle with Tri-Valley.
With the host Scotties facing a fourth-and-short at the Blue Aces' 21-yard line, trying to overcome a three-point deficit with 1:10 left, the Blue Aces knew what was coming.
Leevi Wade, the Scotties' All-Ohio running back, was going to get yet another carry — he had 36 to that point. The challenge was to gang tackle him one more time. Only this time, the chips were officially on the table.
Indeed, a Wade run into the teeth of the Blue Aces' front came up one yard short with a minute to play. It preserved a thrilling 24-21 win at Jack Anderson Stadium.
Granville could finally take a breath after watching a 24-7 third-quarter lead come painfully close to dissipating, due largely to a pair of costly turnovers that gave Tri-Valley life.

#blue

By Sarah Morland
Aug 28 (Reuters) - Nearly 200,000 people were forcibly returned to Haiti in the first eight months of this year, a U.N. official told an emergency meeting of the Security Council on Friday, days after ‌a brutal gang attack killed nearly 50 people near the capital.
The forced return represents at least 20,000 more ‌people than in the same period last year, Indrika Ratwatte, the acting **** istant secretary-general for humanitarian affairs, told the meeting.
Sunday night's attack took place days after Haiti received its first U.S. deportation flight since the Trump administration won a legal battle ending Temporary Protected Status for around 350,000 Haitians. On Thursday, another flight arrived with migrants from the U.S. and the Bahamas.
Haitian security **** ysts have meanwhile warned that the flood of illegal arms entering the country is worsening the conflict that has claimed more than 21,000 lives since 2022.

#people #security #told #meeting

The world of food television exploded with personalities in the 1990s, and these culinary icons didn't just cook — they captivated millions with their on-screen flair, flavor-packed recipes, and unforgettable catchphrases. InTouch brings you a closer look at the chefs who inspired at-home cooks, redefined cooking shows, and became household names. From the bustling streets of New York to the glamour of Hollywood, each of these stars made a mark that's still felt in today's kitchens.
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Renowned for blending French techniques with Californian ingredients, Wolfgang Puck helped revolutionize American fine dining. From elegant Oscar after-parties to his many popular restaurants, Puck remains a pioneer in both taste and innovation. His lively presence brought culinary artistry into the mainstream spotlight. Puck's flagship eatery, Spago, opened on Sunset Strip in January 1982 and introduced the then-unheard-of open-kitchen dining concept, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.
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With his iconic shouts of "Bam!" and "Kick it up a notch," Emeril Lagasse energized home cooking for a generation of TV viewers. His star power on the Food Network and in the kitchen transformed him into a true celebrity, bridging the gap between old-school technique and modern showmanship. His infectious personality and approachable style set the gold standard for TV chefs. Lagasse first stepped in front of cameras in 1993 on Food Network's How to Boil Water, before his own program, Essence of Emeril, and later Emeril Live! turned him into television's breakout culinary star, according to Parade.

#puck #cooking

Detroit Lions beat writers Nolan Bianchi and Richard Silva collaborate on a full 53-man roster projection ahead of the team's preseason finale against the Indianapolis Colts on Saturday, Aug. 29.
► Detroit Lions training camp standouts: Gritiron Gang podcast
► Hassanein has breakout night in preseason loss: Gritiron Gang podcast
▶ Gibbs extended, Lions-Bengals preview
▶ Lions' biggest standouts at camp

#detroit

LAS VEGAS — UFC flyweight contender Brandon Royval speaks with MMA Fighting's José Youngs about his love for Metallica, gangster rap, kung fu movies, and more on the latest episode of Anything But Fighting.
Royval (18-9) is coming off a thrilling submission win over Lone'er Kavanagh at UFC 329, earning Fight of the Night for his efforts. This win got "Raw Dawg" back into the win column after coming up short against Manel Kape and current champion Joshua Van in their 2025 Fight of the Year.
To date, Royval holds notable wins over Tatsuro Taira, Brandon Moreno, Kai Kara-France, Tim Elliott, and Matheus Nicolau.

#vegas #fighting #lone 'er

Charleston White targeted NBA Ben10's permanent paralysis by calling the injury "the best thing" that could have happened to the Baton Rouge rapper.
In a recent interview with SayCheese TV, White offered a controversial take on the condition of Ben10, real name Ben Fields, the Never Broke Again affiliate who was left paralyzed from the waist down after being shot at a Houston restaurant in April.
"Ben10, the best thing God could have did for him was take his legs," White said in the video below. "He playing with them legs like he gangster. He ain't no mother f**kinggangster."
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White went on to question a recent Ben10 post on social media, where the rapper claimed his circumstances have improved, calling that a "goddamn lie." "When you got to pee, you can't rush to the bathroom," White joked before alleging that Ben10 also wasn't capable of an active ******* life.

#recent

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Back to league business! Following the international break, FC Bayern Women are back in FLYERALARM Women's Bundesliga action this weekend with the rearranged fixture away to bottom-of-the-table 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam on Saturday 25 February. Kick-off at the Karl-Liebknecht Stadion is at 13:00 CET. From the state of play to the team news, our preview has all the info.
The match against Postdam was supposed to take place at the start of February, but a frozen pitch led to the game being postponed at short notice. After an international break of almost two and a half weeks, head coach Alexander Straus has had just two days to prepare his side for the meeting with the cellar dwellers. Nevertheless, Straus' charges travel to Brandenburg with momentum after the 2-1 victory over fellow **** le challengers Eintracht Frankfurt in the opening match of the second half of the season, their sixth straight win in the league.
Turbine Potsdam's record currently reads nine defeats and one draw. Having finished fourth last term and narrowly missed out on qualification for the Champions League, they face the threat of relegation to the second tier this year for the first time since 1994. Just before the original date for the meeting with Bayern, interim coach Sven Weigang stepped down, with previous **** istant coach Dirk Heinrichs taking charge of the team for the coming weeks. Their first two fixtures of the year have both been called off, meaning this is Potsdam's first competitive game since early December.
These two sides have come up against each other 44 times in the Women's Bundesliga, making it one of the most-played fixtures in the league. The stats are very close, with 19 wins for FCB, 18 for Potsdam and seven draws. The Brandenburg outfit haven't beaten Bayern since 2016, though, and last managed a draw in December 2021.
Along with long-term absentees Giulia Gwinn (cruciate ligament tear) and Jovana **** janović (muscle strain), Strauss is without the services of Sydney Lohmann, who returned home from international duty early due to a muscular problem. Goalkeeper Laura Benkarth will also not travel to Potsdam because of illness.

#first

Elena Delle Donne soared to basketball's competitive heights as a high school and college basketball star in her home state of Delaware, as a WNBA standout and an Olympian.
All led to Delle Donne earning basketball's ultimate and most enduring achievement on Aug. 15 in Springfield, Massachusetts.
The 36-year-old Ursuline Academy and University of Delaware graduate was inducted to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
In a moving speech during her enshrinement ceremony that featured frequent references to family, Delle Donne articulated a love letter to basketball.
"You've been with me since I was a gangly kid in Delaware," she said, "trying to shoot over a ladder named Oscar to help me develop my shooting arc. You never cared if I was awkward.

#donne #springfield #massachusetts

Devdutt Padikkal marked his return to India's Test setup in style, smashing his maiden Test century during the first Test against Sri Lanka at the Galle International Cricket Stadium. The left-hander, who has won two IPL ***** les with Royal Challengers Bengaluru, produced a fluent and ***** ured knock at No. 3 to make a strong case for himself in India's middle order.
Padikkal became only the second Indian left-handed batter in the 21st century to score a Test century from No. 3, after former captain Sourav Ganguly. Ganguly had scored 136 against Zimbabwe in Delhi in 2002.

Overall, Padikkal is the sixth Indian left-hander to score a Test hundred from the No. 3 position. The list is led by Vinod Kambli with four centuries, followed by Ganguly with three, while Salim Durani, Bapu Nadkarni, Ajit Wadekar, Eknath Solkar, Surinder Amarnath and now Padikkal have one each.
Padikkal's century also ended a prolonged wait for an Indian batter to score a Test hundred from No. 3. The last Indian to achieve the feat was Shubman Gill, who scored a century against Bangladesh in Chennai in September 2024. Since then, India had used seven different batters at No. 3 across 19 Tests, with the position collectively averaging just 27.28 and producing only five scores of 50 or more in 35 innings.

The 25-year-old had also enjoyed a productive 2025-26 Ranji Trophy season, averaging 60.33, and carried that confidence into Galle. After reaching his century, Padikkal celebrated with a fist pump and a punch of the air before removing his helmet and raising his bat towards the crowd and his teammates.

India captain Shubman Gill congratulated him in the middle, while head coach Gautam Gambhir applauded from the dressing room. BCCI chief selector Ajit Agarkar was also present at the venue and joined in the celebrations.

#test #padikkal #Indian #score

LAS VEGAS (AP) — The trial of a man accused of orchestrating the killing of Tupac Shakur started this week with jury selection, almost 30 years after the rap legend was gunned down near the Las Vegas Strip.
Attorneys began vetting potential jurors Monday for the case, which centers on one of the hip-hop world's defining moments and enduring mysteries. Seven potential jurors were asked to return Thursday afternoon as attorneys continue the selection process Tuesday and Wednesday. A total of 16 jurors will be selected for the monthlong trial.
Duane "Keffe D" Davis, 63, has pleaded not guilty to murder with a deadly weapon with the intent to promote, further or ******* ist a criminal gang in the rapper's death. At the time, Davis was a leader of the South Side Compton Crips in California.
Family members of Shakur were among those who gathered at a Las Vegas courthouse for the beginning of jury selection, which could continue through much of this week.
"Whoever had anything to do with it, whoever set it up, whoever had any hand in it should be locked up in prison," said Shakur's cousin, Kendrick Lesane.

#vegas #shakur

He's been a dominant persona in the world of hip-hop for more than three decades. He also remains the only living eyewitness to the drive-by **** assination of Tupac Shakur.
And from prison, Marion "Suge" Knight said he still refuses to cooperate with law enforcement as prosecutors try to convict the only man ever charged in connection with the 1996 shooting of the legendary rapper.
"This trial has nothing to do with me and if somebody brings me there, it's gonna hurt whoever brings me there. I promise you that," Knight said in an interview last week with ABC News.
Pool/Getty Images - PHOTO: Marion "Suge" Knight appears at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center, October 4, 2018, in Los Angeles, California, for a sentencing hearing connected to a 2015 hit-and-run voluntary manslaughter charge.
The 61-year-old Knight, now serving an unrelated 28-year sentence in California for voluntary manslaughter stemming from a 2015 fatal hit-and-run in Los Angeles, is well aware that jury selection starts Monday in Las Vegas in the trial of onetime Crips gang leader Duane "Keffe D" Davis. Nearly 30 years to the day that Shakur was gunned down in the passenger seat of a BMW Knight was driving, Davis is accused of murder for allegedly giving his crew the order to open fire on Shakur in retaliation for a fight.

#knight #brings

CHENNAI: If Javagal Srinath had been the match referee when Sourav Ganguly famously kept Steve Waugh waiting for the toss at Eden Gardens in 2001 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, the former India captain might well have faced a suspension.

"I would have banned Sourav for a few games!" Srinath said at EEMAGINE event by recalling the incident, which has been regarded as an act of gamesmanship that disturbed Waugh and the Australian team during the course of the famous series that India won 2-1. Ganguly later said that he couldn't find his blazer which led to the delay, but that's highly debatable.

Srinath, however, praised Ganguly's leadership, particularly his ability to nurture youngsters such as Yuvraj Singh, Harbhajan Singh and Virender Sehwag. He felt Indian cricket underwent a major transformation after the match-fixing scandal of the late 1990s, with players developing a collective resolve to restore the game's image.

"There was a bit of a resoluteness in each and every player to really put that image back and then prove the world that cricket is superior, cricket is clean," Srinath said. He added that leadership came from the top four or five players being on the same page, which helped India not only start winning consistently at home but also turn the corner overseas.

Srinath recalled that between 1991 and 1997-98, India struggled to win abroad, but things began changing from 1999 onwards.

Looking back at the 2003 World Cup final against Australia, Srinath revealed that he had wanted India to bat first after a discussion within the team. "I was one of the guys who said we should always bat first and then put them under pressure," he said. But Ganguly had a different view. And once the decision was made, Srinath said the team had to move on, but Australia were simply too strong.

He recalled recommending Zaheer to selector Chandu Borde after watching the left-arm pacer take six wickets against Air India while representing the MRF Pace Foundation. When Borde jokingly asked what would happen to Srinath if Zaheer was picked, his response was simple: "If he's good, he replaces me."

Srinath also revealed that Rahul Dravid was "not the best roommate," joking about the former India batter's habit of leaving things scattered, while describing Venkatesh Prasad as extremely "spick and span".

On Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Srinath cautioned against comparisons with Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli, stressing that different eras bring different challenges.

"When you judge a player it's just not the white ball, it is the red ball cricket as well. Sooryavanshi is a wonderful talent, I think he's still too young. I hope he develops the maturity like Sachin and has that strong head on his shoulders like Virat."

Srinath also called for a better balance between bat and ball, pointing to shorter boundaries, bigger bats and less ***** ounced seams. "Something needs to be done to bring some balance into this game," he said.

#srinath #ganguly

Andrew Garfield grew up with a different kind of football, but his time in the Bay Area has made him a part of the Niner Gang!
Garfield spoke recently about how he got into American football and why the San Francisco 49ers are his favourite team.
During an appearance on the Today show, the Social Network star explained how he came into this new fandom, and what appeals to him most about the 49ers.
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During an appearance on the Today show, Andrew Garfield was asked about his experience getting into American football.

#Football #american #today

In this latest edition of The Detroit News' Gritiron Gang podcast, Nolan Bianchi and Richard Silva take a look at the biggest standouts after one week of training camp in Allen Park.
▶ Lions kick off training camp, players to watch
▶ Lions training camp preview, position by position
▶ Can Bears repeat as NFC North champs?
▶ How do the Packers stack up in NFC North?

#position #gang #nolan #bianchi

It's too early to panic about injuries plaguing the San Francisco 49ers but at some point there has to be a level of concern for their wide receiver room.
The Bang Bang Niner Gang is banged up.
The 49ers have now had five wideouts injured since the beginning of training camp.
The list grew having added third-year Jacob Cowing suffered a hip flexor strain and missed the Niners' practice on Aug. 5.
Cowing joins an injured list that includes veteran receiver Mike Evans (quad) and rookie De'Zhaun Stribling (hamstring), who are still not practicing.

#cowing #list #gang #niners

It has been 11 years since the Jets had an offense that ranked in the top half of the league.
A slew of players and coaches have made their way through Florham Park in that time. Every year the team and fans have been looking for new additions to unlock the offense. This year Gang Green and their faithful have two new reasons for hope: tight end Kenyon Sadiq and wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr.
The Jets leveraged their capital in this past draft to obtain three first-round picks. They used two of those picks on Sadiq and Cooper Jr. As soon as their names were called, fans began to speculate what these new Jets can bring to the table.
So, what could these two rookies do to ignite a fire under a Jets' offense that has been cold for over a decade?
The Jets drafted Sadiq at pick 16 in this past draft. The tight end dazzled during his final season at Oregon. Sadiq finished his final collegiate season with 51 receptions, 560 yards and eight trips to the end zone. Sadiq, however, truly made a name for himself at the Draft Combine. The 6-foot-3 tight end stunned the football world, running a 4.39 second 40 time, which set a record for the position.

#cooper #made

When you see Patrick Mahomes starring in campaigns for brands such as Oakley, Fortnite, SKIMS, and GQ, there's a good chance Jacquelyn Dahl played a key role in making those partnerships happen. As Mahomes' longtime marketing agent, Dahl has overseen many of the quarterback's off-field business ventures through her Scottsdale, Arizona-based agency, 1UP Sports Marketing, where she serves as founder and CEO.
This week, however, the spotlight shifted from business to family. Jacquelyn and her husband, David Dahl, announced the birth of their third daughter, Riley James, together. Sharing the news on Instagram, the couple wrote:
"Welcome to the world Riley James ♡ Born 7-27-26 ♡ 5lb 13oz. The girl gang is thriving and our hearts are so full."
Dahl is married to former MLB outfielder David Dahl, who spent almost a decade in the league with multiple teams, including the Colorado Rockies, Texas Rangers, San Diego Padres, and Philadelphia Phillies. The couple met through mutual connections while Jacquelyn was in college and David was beginning his professional baseball career.
After the birth of their third daughter, Riley, the couple now share three children together. They welcomed their first daughter, Parker Raye Dahl, in January 2021 before becoming parents to their second daughter, Dani Jo. Now, the girl gang is surely thriving as baby girl No. 3 arrived this summer. The couple shared the news a couple of months after announcing the news via a social media post.

#dahl #jacquelyn #mahomes

Whenever you are a successful general manager in the NFL, that means your roster management is among the best. Within that is free agency, trades, and, of course, the NFL Draft. For the Bucs under the leadership of Jason Licht, that last part has not always been a bright spot in their process.
However, in recent years, the draft has been very kind to the Bucs. They have been able to draft foundational pieces such as Antoine Winfield Jr., Chris Godwin, Tristan Wirfs, Luke Goedeke, and Zyon McCollum. With drafting well comes the need to be able to pay all of those players.
That was the topic of conversation on the latest episode of Inside Football. Host and former general manager of the Arizona Cardinals, Steve Keim, was on with Licht, and he discussed how hard it is to draft well and keep everyone.
"The negative side of having some great drafts is you can't pay everybody. . .Keeping the gang together is probably my biggest stresser."
The Bucs have several notable contracts expiring this upcoming season, the biggest being quarterback Baker Mayfield. But of all those players we mentioned above, they have all been extended over the past couple of seasons.

#draft #bucs