Thursday night, the first round of the NFL Draft kicked off and it lived up to the hype. Despite the new and awkward virtual draft, the first round happened with no hitches, and it is safe to say it satisfied many sports fan’s needs for something to talk about. And 49ers fans have plenty to talk about.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been buzzing ever since trading for now unretired tight end, Rob Gronkowski. Gronkowski has been reunited with his quarterback Tom Brady, as the two will look to turn Tampa Bay into a playoff team. There’s just one problem: Gronkowski currently holds the WWE 24/7 Championship Belt.
Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski, popularly known as “Coach K,” and former Duke manager Kevin Marchetti, who is a co-founder of Lineage Logistics, have partnered to donate $225,000 to the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina.
Soccer champ, Hope Solo gave birth to two twins with husband, Jerramy Stevens.
Aaron Rodgers may have watched the draft tonight hoping for the help of a new wide receiver or two. Unfortunately for Rodgers, instead of Green Bay drafting Rodgers his help, they drafted his replacement. What goes around comes around, as these were the exact circumstances back in the 2005 draft when Aaron Rodgers was drafted to the Green Bay Packers in the first round to eventually replace Brett Favre.
According to an ESPN statement released Monday, the network’s “The Last Dance” docuseries covering the Chicago Bulls’ NBA dynasty averaged 6.1 million viewers Sunday night in its primetime premiere.
“My brothers were my good friends, they were my best friends.”
Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Tom Brady, and Peyton Manning will be teeing it up on the golf course in a two-on-two competition dubbed “The Match: Champions for Charity.” As implied in the title, all proceeds garnered through fundraising will be donated to coronavirus relief efforts.
“Trespassing in parks, breaking and entering… Just making myself at home in Tompa Bay!”
Cody Lyster became the youngest person to die from coronavirus in Colorado. His family hopes his death will make others take the threat of coronavirus seriously.