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Houston Texans Team Analyst John Harris looks back at former Texans players chosen in the third round or later. - Vimarsana News

Houston Texans Team Analyst John Harris looks back at former Texans players chosen in the third round or later.

Copied! The Houston Texans will be on the 2021 NFL Draft clock two weeks from today (Friday April 16th, 2021). It'll be tough to see the Texans have to wait until pick No. 67 but then it's on like Donkey Kong. Eight picks over the next 166 picks and that rookie group will go down in history as new General Manager Nick Caserio's inaugural draft class. People have asked me or tried to put me on the spot about the lack of a first or second round pick. My response has always been "The best quarterback to ever play this game was drafted at No. 199 in the sixth round." Whereas future Hall...

Top 5 Pittsburgh Steelers draft-day trades since 2000: Trading back - Vimarsana News

Top 5 Pittsburgh Steelers draft-day trades since 2000: Trading back

Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images The Pittsburgh Steelers are not the most active NFL franchise when it comes to pulling off trades during the NFL draft, but they certainly haven’t been shy about making a move they feel is best for their franchise. If the Steelers feel like the player they think will make a difference with their team is available, they will do what they can to go get him. Additionally, the Steelers have answered the phone when other teams have come calling in order to move up in the draft. Let’s take a look at some of the best Steelers trades they have made since the ...

'Together we fight, together we will win': Workers strike nationwide to demand $15 minimum wage - Vimarsana News

'Together we fight, together we will win': Workers strike nationwide to demand $15 minimum wage

NationofChange ‘Together we fight, together we will win’: Workers strike nationwide to demand $15 minimum wage "We have won $15 in cities and states across the country. And now, it is time to win $15 nationwide." Fast food workers and other low-paid frontline employees walked off the job in more than a dozen cities across the U.S. Tuesday to demand at least $15 an hour, collective bargaining rights, and better conditions from their ultra-profitable employers—and to throw their support behind the ongoing congressional effort to raise the federal minimum wage after more ...

OneTeam Partners and LISC Join Forces to Connect Athletes with Community Initiatives and Impact Investing - Vimarsana News

OneTeam Partners and LISC Join Forces to Connect Athletes with Community Initiatives and Impact Investing

OneTeam Partners and LISC Join Forces to Connect Athletes with Community Initiatives and Impact Investing - First-of-its-kind partnership will provide thousands of professional athletes with opportunities to impact the health and wellbeing of communities where they live - News provided by Share this article Share this article WASHINGTON and NEW YORK, Jan. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- OneTeam Partners (OneTeam) is proud to announce a groundbreaking alliance with the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), the nation's largest community development organization, to provide 2,000 professiona...

Farmington students honored by national African American recognition program - Vimarsana News

Farmington students honored by national African American recognition program

Four Farmington Public Schools’ seniors were honored by the College Board National African American Recognition Program. The selected students were Terrence Bartell, senior class president, and Alden Wiredu, of North Farmington High School, and Cameron Duplessis and Eric Winston of Farmington High School. Through this designation, the teens received academic honors, and they were connected with universities across the country. To qualify to receive a College Board National Recognition, students must identify as African American, Hispanic or Latinx, Indigenous, and/or attend school in ...