Alex Singleton
Singleton was a rare bright spot in 2020. He only played 54 snaps the first five weeks of the season, and he still finished 15th in the NFL with 120 tackles. Give him those five full games as a three-down LB, and maybe he would have led the NFL in tackles? He proved that he is at least worthy of competing for a starting three-down role in 2021.
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#JimmyVerdict: Singleton will be an exclusive rights free agent, which means the Eagles can retain him for very little money, which they clearly will.
2021 PGA Waste Management Phoenix Open - DFS Plays, Bets, and Fades
Ben Heisler and Mark Farris analyze their favorite DFS tiers, bets and a fade for the PGA s Waste Management Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale.
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Farmers Insurance Open:
Sony Open:
Harris English ($8,700)
Jason Kokrak ($7,000)
Martin Laird ($6,400)
Hudson Swafford ($6,700)
I already know what most of you are thinking as I prop up the heavy favorite for this week s event in Rahm. It probably looks something like this:
Here s the thing. I ve never had as much conviction with Rahm as I do for this tournament at this time, and I picked Rahm to win the BMW Championship last year! I m convinced he s going to win, so I have to play him!
Five players tipped to sign for Manchester United before the January deadline. according to bookies
It s been a quiet month for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer so far but there are several transfers the bookmakers believe could happen before Monday s deadline.
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Why are we talking about this and not Sirianni s offensive philosophy or the five core principles he outlined during his 11-minute opening statement on Friday afternoon? Well, that s because the Eagles coach didn t say a whole lot of substantive value during his presser, and the way he didn t say those things has taken over the majority of the internet s collective focus.
There s a clip making the rounds on Twitter of Sirianni bumbling his way through part of his introductory press conference on Friday. It s bad enough on its own, but what makes it even worse is that throughout the clip, Sirianni is talking about how smart his team needs to be. If we re being honest, it s tough to watch. And Sirianni would probably be the first one to admit that.
After one of the longest and most boring offseason in baseball history, the Phillies have struck a deal with their white whale, agreeing to bring back the best catcher in baseball, J.T. Realmuto.