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Chiefs' Travis Kelce hopes to see Buccaneers in Super Bowl LVI

ESPN “NFL Live” hosts Laura Rutledge and Marcus Spears via video conference call from the team’s facility on Tuesday afternoon. Kelce and the Chiefs began the 2021 edition of organized team activities on Tuesday morning. With it being Kelce’s first time on ESPN since the team’s Super Bowl loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Spears asked the Chiefs’ ninth-year tight end if he had watched the game. “Oh yeah,” Kelce quickly answered. “I’ll start off by saying, man, I hope I see those guys in LA (for Super Bowl LVI) at the end of the season, but we’re just going to take it day by day, game by game and see how the cards get dealt, man. You have to watch it. You have to watch the game. You have to be a man about it figure out what you did wrong and how, if you get put in those situations again, how you can have success.”

No Brainer to handle SEO and content for fastest-growing tech company

by Charlie Spargo A fintech start-up which was named the UK s fastest growing tech company by Deloitte in 2020 has appointed Warrington-based No Brainer. DivideBuy, an interest-free credit provider based in Newcastle-under-Lyme, topped the Fast 50 list which measures the country s fastest-growing tech companies, after recording an average three-year growth rate of 20,733%. Award-winning agency No Brainer has been hired to lead DivideBuy s SEO and content campaigns as the tech firm looks to build on that momentum. It follows the launch of the Warrington agency’s digital-first focus, after having appointed Laura Rudd as Head of SEO and Insight. No Brainer s Managing Director, Gary Jenkins, said: “We’re excited to work with such a dynamic and disruptive brand as DivideBuy, which has exceeded all expectations for growth despite the impact of the pandemic.