Monetary reasons:
Because of dead money in Hudson’s contract, Las Vegas loses more than $2 million in salary cap room with this release. The thought around the league is that the Raiders don’t want to pay the cash and they want to clear room on next year’s salary cap. That is ridiculous if true.
The NFL is a year-to-year business. The Raiders need to do everything they can to build for this season or it’s a total slap in the face of the fanbase.
Have heard both sides of this for a few years now that the #Raiders are cash poor. One side (and this includes people in the building) say it s absolutely true. Other side says no chance, that funds are available. Hudson s release looks cash motivated. Jerry McDonald (@Jerrymcd) March 16, 2021
Elijah and Marcus Chiemeke-Eneso with their awards
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New City College held its annual student achievement awards, with high achievers across Redbridge, Havering, Tower Hamlets and Hackney recognised for their efforts.
Hosted by Miranda Gay, senior safeguarding and enrichment manager at the Hackney campus, the virtual ceremony was streamed live on Wednesday, January 27 from Hornchurch s Ardleigh Green campus.
Attended by special guest - former footballer turned pundit - Alex Scott MBE, the evening saw 28 awards given out, with special recognition reserved for six students.
Host Miranda Gay with special guest Alex Scott and college alumni who attended on the night.
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Eagle Power & Equipment announced that Jim Lutz has been appointed new sales manager effective January 2021.
Eagle Power & Equipment announced that Jim Lutz has been appointed new sales manager effective January 2021.
Lutz, who will be taking over for the recently retired Dean Leonetti Sr., began his career at Eagle Power in October 2007 as a sales representative. He was hired by Dean Leonetti to replace Don Walsh and to cover the sales territory of Montgomery and western Bucks counties in Pa. Until his recent promotion, he had remained in that position for the past 13-plus years.
One hundred toys that ranging from baby rattles to basketballs, donated by The Coronado Shores residents, are on their way to needy children in San Diego this Christmas.
The Shores General Manager Jerry McDonald organized a Toy for Tots drive this year and he is happy with its success. âWhen I was growing up I was a recipient. Every Christmas I saw the Marine Corps truck with Santa driving down the street giving toys to the kids. I thought it happened everywhere; only later I found out the toys were for the needy,â he said.
McDonald eventually joined the Marine Corps and retired after 22 years in 1997. While he was a Marine he organized Toys for Tots drives and collected and gave away toys himself. âI started as a recipient. Iâve been involved⦠and then since retirement [Iâve done] food and clothes drives,â he said.