The Miami Dolphins are entering the 2020 seasons with two main quarterbacks, veteran Ryan Fitzpatrick, and rookie first-round draft pick, Tua Tagovailoa. There is a possibility that Tua will start game one or start later in the season, but whatever the outcome is, Fitzpatrick will be fine with it.
For the first few days of the season, everything was going great, with no players testing positive for COVID, and lots of people watching the games on TV. However soon after its start, one player tested positive, which sent an entire team crashing down. Here is the timeline for the Miami Marlins COVID collapse:
On Friday, Houston Texan’s coach, Bill O’Brien, said that the Texans are “working hard” with quarterback, Deshaun Watson, and his staff on a contract extension. Bill O’Brien wants Watson “here for a long time.”
Cincinnati Bengals rookie quarterback, Joe Burrow, has reportedly agreed to a four-year contract worth $36.1 million, with the contract pending a physical that will occur later this week. Burrow will receive the entirety of his $23.9 million signing bonus within 15 days of executing the contract.
The news of Kopech and Morgan’s divorce comes mere days after Morgan announced her pregnancy.
“You made such an impact on my life since the day I first met you.”
“I hope we made Kaep proud. I hope we continue to make Kaep proud.”
On Tuesday, Dodger’s reliever, Joe Kelly, threw a 96 mph fastball at the head of Houston’s Alex Bregman who was forced to duck to avoid getting hit. Then after striking out Carlos Corea to end the inning, he taunted him while walking off the field.
After months of insults and conflicts, Jet’s star safety, Jamal Adams, was traded alongside a fourth-round draft pick to the Seattle Seahawks for two firsts and a third-round pick as well as safety, Bradley McDougald, last Saturday.
“Of course it was a tough decision.”