Here's #37, Josh Jackson, in practice this past week, where the Packers were preparing for the Vikings on Monday Night Football.
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Here is Desmond King in action yesterday.
He had 2 kickoff returns for 39 yds (long of 20).
He had 3 punt returns for 21 yards (long of 11).
He also had 3 tackles.
He had 2 kickoff returns for 39 yds (long of 20).
He had 3 punt returns for 21 yards (long of 11).
He also had 3 tackles.
Look at #23 Micah Hyde with the fumble recovery and then later lowering the boom on future Hall of Famer Tom Brady.
The Bills (10-5) fell to the Patriots (12-3) on Saturday, 24-17.
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The Bills (10-5) fell to the Patriots (12-3) on Saturday, 24-17.
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Watch #23 Micah Hyde on pass defense. And then his comments postgame.
The Bills (10-5) fell to the Patriots (12-3) on Saturday, 24-17.
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The Bills (10-5) fell to the Patriots (12-3) on Saturday, 24-17.
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Look at what Micah Hyde's Foundation has done.
Check it out and Watch. You will be glad you did.
Check it out and Watch. You will be glad you did.
Christian Kirksey & his family helped spread holiday cheer to Boys & Girls Club members at Southeast Middle and Hazelwood Elementary Schools.
They gifted fifty-eight $50 Target gift cards, pizza and tshirts!
They gifted fifty-eight $50 Target gift cards, pizza and tshirts!
Congrats to Josh Jackson & Bryan Bulaga, NFC North Champions.
The Packers (12-3) win at Minnesota (10-5), 23-10, to clinch the NFC North Division.
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The Packers (12-3) win at Minnesota (10-5), 23-10, to clinch the NFC North Division.
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Watch #75, Right Tackle Bryan Bulaga, block (and then celebrate) all the way to the end zone.
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Ryan is a Packers beat writer for the Green Bay Press Gazette.
Jeff is a sports reporter for Fox TV in Minneapolis.
Chris is a beat writer for the St Paul Pioneer Press.
Courtney covers the Vikings for ESPN.
Riley Reiff had a tough night on Monday Night Football. Here he gave up a sack.
The Packers (12-3) win at Minnesota (10-5), 23-10, to clinch the NFC North Division.
Jeff is a sports reporter for Fox TV in Minneapolis.
Chris is a beat writer for the St Paul Pioneer Press.
Courtney covers the Vikings for ESPN.
Riley Reiff had a tough night on Monday Night Football. Here he gave up a sack.
The Packers (12-3) win at Minnesota (10-5), 23-10, to clinch the NFC North Division.
Jeff is a sports reporter for Fox TV in Minneapolis.
Ryan is a Packers beat writer for the Green Bay Press Gazette.
Chad writes for the Athletic.
Andrew writes for the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
Riley Reiff had a tough night on Monday Night Football. Riley's hold on this play negated a Vikings touchdown.
The Packers (12-3) win at Minnesota (10-5), 23-10, to clinch the NFC North Division.
Ryan is a Packers beat writer for the Green Bay Press Gazette.
Chad writes for the Athletic.
Andrew writes for the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
Riley Reiff had a tough night on Monday Night Football. Riley's hold on this play negated a Vikings touchdown.
The Packers (12-3) win at Minnesota (10-5), 23-10, to clinch the NFC North Division.
Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson gave his offensive linemen Rolex's.
Merry Christmas to Marshall Yanda!
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The story from ESPN:
Lamar Jackson surprises Ravens offensive linemen with Rolex watches
Jamison Hensley
ESPN Staff Writer
December 24, 2019
OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Lamar Jackson is even outperforming Santa this year.
Jackson, the NFL Most Valuable Player front-runner, surprised his Baltimore Ravens offensive linemen on Christmas Eve by greeting each one in the locker room with a Rolex watch.
"We're really grateful for that guy," guard Bradley Bozeman said Wednesday. "I had a Bolex, the fake Rolex, that costs you about $30. This is by far the nicest watch I have -- by leaps and bounds."
In his first full season as an NFL starter, Jackson has led Baltimore (13-2) to the best record in the NFL and helped the Ravens clinch the first No. 1 playoff seed in franchise history. Quarterbacking the highest-scoring offense in the league, Jackson is the only player in NFL history to produce 3,000 yards passing and 1,000 yards rushing in a season.
Jackson has consistently deflected praise over his individual numbers and records, saying it's a product of the team. During his media sessions, he has expressed his gratitude to an offensive line that has protected him this season.
"I wish I could block for them sometimes," Jackson, who has only been sacked 23 times in 15 games, said last week.
The watches make an impressive gift considering Jackson is in the second year of a rookie contract. His $910,530 salary this year ranks 18th on the team.
"It goes to show you the kind of person he is -- giving and caring," center Patrick Mekari said.
Said offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr.: "He took care of us. I got one Rollie and it's from Japan. I bought it in college and it cost $200. I appreciate the gift."
Jackson wasn't the only teammate who was handing out early Christmas gifts. Kicker Justin Tucker gave out wine to everyone who plays on the field goal unit.
LINK: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...prises-ravens-offensive-linemen-rolex-watches
Lamar Jackson surprises Ravens offensive linemen with Rolex watches
Jamison Hensley
ESPN Staff Writer
December 24, 2019
OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Lamar Jackson is even outperforming Santa this year.
Jackson, the NFL Most Valuable Player front-runner, surprised his Baltimore Ravens offensive linemen on Christmas Eve by greeting each one in the locker room with a Rolex watch.
"We're really grateful for that guy," guard Bradley Bozeman said Wednesday. "I had a Bolex, the fake Rolex, that costs you about $30. This is by far the nicest watch I have -- by leaps and bounds."
In his first full season as an NFL starter, Jackson has led Baltimore (13-2) to the best record in the NFL and helped the Ravens clinch the first No. 1 playoff seed in franchise history. Quarterbacking the highest-scoring offense in the league, Jackson is the only player in NFL history to produce 3,000 yards passing and 1,000 yards rushing in a season.
Jackson has consistently deflected praise over his individual numbers and records, saying it's a product of the team. During his media sessions, he has expressed his gratitude to an offensive line that has protected him this season.
"I wish I could block for them sometimes," Jackson, who has only been sacked 23 times in 15 games, said last week.
The watches make an impressive gift considering Jackson is in the second year of a rookie contract. His $910,530 salary this year ranks 18th on the team.
"It goes to show you the kind of person he is -- giving and caring," center Patrick Mekari said.
Said offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr.: "He took care of us. I got one Rollie and it's from Japan. I bought it in college and it cost $200. I appreciate the gift."
Jackson wasn't the only teammate who was handing out early Christmas gifts. Kicker Justin Tucker gave out wine to everyone who plays on the field goal unit.
LINK: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...prises-ravens-offensive-linemen-rolex-watches
Brandon Scherff is the best Offensive Lineman on his team, the Washington Redskins (see the last comment by Brandon Thorn).
Will that matter?
He's a free agent at the end of this season.
Will that matter?
He's a free agent at the end of this season.
In the NFL, it is NOT FOR LONG. Brandon Scherff goes down with injury & Redskins management is immediately looking for his replacement.
