Cincinnati Bengals' Jessie Bates III and Kansas City Chiefs' Orlando Brown Jr. face uncertain futures
Two key players on Super Bowl hopefuls weren't able to secure extensions, so they're immediate futures are murky as training camps begin.
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Two key players on Super Bowl hopefuls weren't able to secure extensions, so they're immediate futures are murky as training camps begin.
For two days and they were saying the booster rollout was having a huge impact on the number of people coming through. a month before they had, just in newcastle, 70 covid patients and were down to 35110. the worry now is just the level of omicron infections if it increases as people think it will. even if a tiny proportion end up in hospital, evenif tiny proportion end up in hospital, even if it is more mild, fingers crossed, you still end up with that pressure on the health service. pressure varies depending on which part of the world you're in. if you are in cornwall you have one general ho...
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- At home in Connecticut and about 1,200 miles from Kansas City, Chiefs offensive lineman Lucas Niang did his best to have his own rookie season while opting out in 2020 due to concerns about COVID-19. He worked out four days a week, just like his teammates, he just didn't have a game on Sundays. Niang spent 60 to 90 minutes working with trainer Brett Yarris of BX Movement in homework sessions of sorts, executing techniques the Chiefs wanted Niang to perfect during his season away. Parts of some of their sessions are available on YouTube, including one centered on having Nia...