As Primetime s #1 Show
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With NBC s Sunday Night Football ranking as primetime TV s #1 show for an unprecedented 10th consecutive year as the fall-spring TV season officially concludes this week, the on-air team has selected 16 of the most memorable moments in SNF s record decade-long run.
Those moments are seeded 1 (Super Bowl XLIX) through 16 (49ers-Seahawks NFC West Championship Game, 2019 Week 17) in a bracket on Sunday Night Football social media platforms, allowing for fans to vote (beginning tomorrow) on their favorite on @SNFonNBC Instagram story, while also checking out the bracket with video highlights on @SNFonNBC on Twitter and @SNFonNBC on Facebook.
How many wide receivers will the Ravens keep?
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After the NFL Draft, the Baltimore Ravens suddenly have an extremely deep wide receiver depth chart. They drafted Rashod Bateman in the first round. Surprisingly, they were also able to add Tylan Wallace in the fifth round. The two rookies will join free-agent addition Sammy Watkins and second-year receivers Devin Duvernay and James Proche. However, the Ravens have a limited amount of roster spots. So, how many of these wide receivers will actually make the roster?
First, let’s take a quick look at the players.
Locks
-Sammy Watkins
Take a look back at the most outrageous Brit Awards outfits
Updated / Tuesday, 11 May 2021
11:09
One word: iconic.
From Jarvis Cocker storming the stage, to Robbie Williams challenging Liam Gallagher to a fight, the Brits has had its fair share of outrageous moments.
The same could be said for its fashion. The ceremony has long been an occasion for experimental looks, some of which have gone down in pop culture history.
While 2021’s Brit Awards (May 11) will see the likes of Dua Lipa, Coldplay and The Weeknd taking to the stage, we’re taking a nostalgic trip down memory lane to revisit some of the most jaw-dropping looks from its red carpet…
3 things to know about guard Jack Anderson May 01, 2021 at 05:58 PM Copied!
With their seventh-round pick, the Bills selected Texas Tech G Jack Anderson with the 236th overall pick.
1. A nationally recognized OL in high school
Playing his high school football at Frisco in Texas, Anderson, who played offensive tackle and center, was recognized in his senior year as a second team All-American. He played in the Under Armour All-American game after his senior year and was nationally ranked as the number four guard in the 2017 class.
2. Red Raider connection
Choosing to play his college ball at Texas Tech was a relatively easy decision even though he was heavily recruited by a number of schools with a total of 40 scholarship offers.