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Los Angeles Rams defensive lineman Michael Brockers feels confident the team doesn’t need new Arizona Cardinals pass rusher J.J. Watt.  Brockers fired a good-natured shot at Watt on Saturday, telling TMZ “We all know who the real 9-9 is.” That would be Rams lineman Aaron Donald, who wears the same number as Watt. While Brockers didn’t need to throw shade at Watt, Brockers isn’t wrong. Over his career, Donald has averaged 12.2 sacks per season. He’s been selected to the Pro Bowl in each of his… Source link

The Telegraph Karolina Muchova faces debate over controversial time-out after knocking out home favourite Ashleigh Barty The return of fans to Melbourne Park on Thursday could throw up some mixed reactions to Karolina Muchova, the unheralded Czech who has found her way into the semi-finals of the Australian Open. Muchova has been the subject of furious debate, especially among locals, after she came back from a first-set towelling to oust the home favourite and world No1 Ashleigh Barty… Source link

Everyone has their listings of where J.J. Watt will play in 2021. The Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers are easy teams to pad such a list. However, there is one team that would wreak havoc across NFL trenches if they could land the former Houston Texans defensive end. In NFL.com writer Nick Shook’s list of teams that could be the next home for Watt, the Los Angeles Rams were mentioned as a possibility. This one is probably more fantasy than anything, but that won’t stop Rams fans… Source link

Peter King guesses J.J. Watt won’t end up in Washington originally appeared on NBC Sports Washington When J.J. Watt and the Houston Texans mutually agreed to part ways after 10 years, everyone started taking their shots at where the three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year would land next season, including Peter King in his weekly Football Morning in America column.  “If I had to guess the teams that would be most interested, I’d say Buffalo, Cleveland, Kansas City, Tennessee,… Source link

By nearly every measurable metric, 2020 was the worst year on record for basically anyone who isn’t an immortal. Between COVID’s impact on the lives of far too many people, to the economic fallout inherent when you have zero federal oversight or assistance (I’m not pushing my political beliefs, rather parroting the reality of a situation in which hospitals and states had to compete with one another for life saving equipment), to the even more unshakeable and annoying virus… Source link

Bloomberg Why Maradona Was Better Than Messi and Ronaldo (Bloomberg Opinion) — Soccer fans are fortunate to live in a time when two superstars are simultaneously making the claim to be the best player in the history of the sport — and more fortunate still that we can watch the contest between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo play out, week in and week out, live before a global audience of billions. Thanks to YouTube, I can watch high-quality videos of their most compelling performances,… Source link