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Donald Considering Rams Return
Los Angeles Rams starting training camp without defensive tackle Aaron Donald on the roster, but head coach Sean McVay says the team remains in contact with the three-time Defensive Player of the Year. McVay stated that Donald is "putting himself in a position to make a decision" about a potential return to the NFL. beltedkingfisher.blog
If Donald does decide to return, there's speculation it might not be for the start of the season. McVay mentioned they'll evaluate how Donald's body responds to training before determining any potential timeline for his return to the field.
Lewis Hamilton slapped with grid drop for impeding Oscar Piastri in F1 Hungarian GP qualifying
Towards the end of the final Q3 shootout, Hamilton was driving slowly on the main straight while Piastri was approaching behind him on a flying lap.
Unaware the Australian was approaching, Hamilton stuck to the racing line, forcing Piastri ...Keep reading
Pogacar set for Tour de France glory in shortened finale as Carapaz wins stage 20
Four-time victor holds huge lead after Alpe d’Huez
Final stage to be shortened due to wildfires elsewhere
Tadej Pogacar’s likely victory parade on the streets of Paris will come sooner on Sunday after the final stage of the Tour de France was shortened due to wildfires elsewhere in France. The stage will now be only 89km long and will start on the Champs-Élysées, where two laps of the avenue will be followed by the now traditional circuits of the Butte de Montmartre.
In a joint statement with the police prefecture, the Tour organiser, ASO, said: “The ministry of the interior has decided to redeploy a portion of the internal security forces initially mobilised for the final stage of the Tour de France, in order to reinforce the response efforts in the areas affected by the wildfires.”
Continue reading...Former Patriots Guard Jordan Devey Dies at 38
The former offensive lineman, who played 44 games over eight seasons, took his own life, according to a GoFundMe page set up for his family.
The fundraiser has already surpassed $92,000 of a $200,000 goal to support his wife, Linsey, and their four children.
Kyle Shanahan suffered "severe concussion" and other injuries in July 14 car accident
The 49ers have announced that coach Kyle Shanahan was recently involved in a car accident.
Per the release, the accident happened last week. Shanahan suffered "non-life-threatening injuries."
He'll participate in team activities "on a limited basis" at the start of training camp while he recovers. Assistant head coach Chris Foerster will handle the head-coaching responsibilities during this period of time.
ESPN reports that "Shanahan broke his nose, three ribs, his hand, needed over 40 stitches in his face and suffered a severe concussion" during the July 14 accident that occurred near his home in California.
His car collided with an SUV. The other driver was not injured. No one has been cited for the accident, and the authorities have said alcohol or drugs were not involved.
Shanahan was treated and released at a local hospital. He has been recovering at home. Doctors have declined to clear him to participate in all training-camp practices until the concussion symptoms subside.
He's starting his tenth season as head coach of the 49ers. Their first practice is scheduled for Sunday. The 49ers open the season on September 10 in Australia, against the Rams.
We wish Kyle a full and quick recovery from his injuries.